Al Alamayn Vacations from AED4,463

İ choosed the more expensive house form both were available on the page, after that i texted the company responsible for renting and they told me this isnt the apartment you choosed. And here started the story, different apartment, promised wifi not available, no ironing machine, no cleaning done daily as promised.... No nothing, just a good location of the apartment and the size .....very old furniture, pictures were done by Aİ, i have the proof.... To be honest i wouldnt risk my brand name with them hotels.com is a big company dont waste the repetition with such companies

We just came back from a 4 day stay at Seven Seasons at the end of May 2024. El Alamein is an hour away from Alexandria, which wasn’t something we hadn’t fully realised until we got there. Also, it was not peak season so many things were not fully operating, like the Aqua Park. The apartment we stayed in was far away from the nearest pool so we needed to be driven there. The apartment, although nicely done up with modern facilities, was a little dusty when we got there and essential amenities listed on the website were missing, like shampoo etc. However, Dr Hassan was very helpful, he arranged a local driver, Alaa to transport us to and from the pool, get groceries, explore local area and to other parts of the marina. We did a day trip to Alexandria, which was amazing and also spent 2 days by the pool and marina (jet ski and speed boating). Language was a bit of an issue so we had to use a translator app. Dr Hassan regularly checked in with us. In the end, we actually had a great time and would highly recommend, but probably in peak season.

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This is not America. I’ve been to Egypt many times and have stayed at many different resorts, but charging $14–$20 USD for a beer and nearly $60 USD for a meal is simply unreasonable. Most resorts in Egypt offer a similar experience, so these prices are very difficult to justify. I would highly recommend Rixos reevaluate its food and beverage pricing. There is no reason I should be paying more for a drink or a meal in Egypt than I would for the same items back home in the United States. These prices are excessive and significantly take away from an otherwise enjoyable stay.