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The price is AED 249
AED 1,025 total
includes taxes & fees
13 Feb - 14 Feb
10.0 out of 10, Exceptional, (1 review)
"Nice comfortable place, friendly staff always helpful! Over good services "
Robert
The price is AED 244
AED 358 total
includes taxes & fees
15 Feb - 16 Feb
The price is AED 1,570
AED 4,173 total
includes taxes & fees
14 Feb - 15 Feb
10.0 out of 10, Exceptional, (1 review)
"El hotel se inauguro en 2017 y es muy bonito, justo como aparece en las fotos. Todo nuevo. Las camas son comodas y la habitación es grande. El cuarto de baño es de tamaño normal pero tiene lo necesario. Las habitaciones estan en planta baja y hay un pequeño porche donde permiten fumar. Hay wifi gratis en el hotel pero casi no llega a las habitaciones. Para tener cobertura hay que estar en las zonas comunes. Lo que si llega a la habitación (y a toda la isla) es cobertura 4G así que comprando una...
Josep
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Snorkel the house reef in the morning when visibility is best for spotting manta rays and reef sharks. Reserve an overwater villa on the tiny island's quiet side where dolphins often swim past during breakfast.
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