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Mövenpick Resort Sharm El Sheik Naama Bay
6/10 Okay
"The room looked a bit old and run down. There was something on the base of our bed that looked like old blood or sweat, not sure which. But definitely gross. Most people were helpful, but some were pushy. The day trips were low quality for the price they charged. It lists this as a five star resort, but maybe that's the best quality in Egypt. Not sure. It would probably just rank three stars in a developed country. The food was good, but we still ended up with "mummy tummy" from something (maybe bad water, or something in the food).
I woudn't go back to this place."
"Unfortunately Rixos combine 3 hotel and everyone can access each facility which makes 5000 people moving around the hotel.
Long lines in aqua park, long waiting time for shuttle bus, there is not enough umbrella or even towel. You have to wait 20 min to get towel at the pool
Kids activities always fully book for next day
Alacart restaurant reservation not easy to get, very difficult...
You come holiday for relax but it is not possible in this hotel..."
"Nice property, but dated and a little tired. Rooms are small and food is barely average.
Staff was very kind and helpful.
This property caters to Russian Tourists so the food, music and atmosphere was all catered to them.
It would be nice if it felt a little more Egyptian and the food was more authentic Egyptian."
"Hello,
The hotel was decent, but definitely not a 9/10 as suggested by the recent Google and Hotels.com ratings.
If you want to swim in the sea, it’s quite difficult. You can walk hundreds of meters without the water going above knee level, and then suddenly it becomes very deep with waves. On top of that, it was extremely windy—we couldn’t even sit on the balcony facing the beach, despite the amazing view, which was actually the best part of our holiday.
The food quality and variety were around 6/10 or 7/10 at best. The salad greens were not cleaned properly and often had dust and dirt on them.
The alcoholic drink selection was very poor, and they were serving drinks in old blue acrylic cups at the pool and beach bars, which didn’t feel hygienic. There was only one beer brand available (an Egyptian brand, which was actually a decent lager), and they didn’t seem to have bartenders, so the cocktail menu was very limited and the quality was poor.
The cleanliness of the beach, room, pool, and common areas was fine.
There were some shops and markets on the property, but the sellers felt dishonest and overpriced.
The security staff at the main gate asked for room numbers every time we entered or left the hotel, whether by car or on foot. Supposedly this was for record-keeping, but it felt uncomfortable and insecure to have hotel staff know exactly when we were or weren’t in the room. That should remain private.
Overall, I would rate the hotel around 6/10 or 7/10 at most."
