Escape to historical Egypt with an all-inclusive stay at Hotel Amar Sina Egyptian Village. This gorgeous Egyptian-themed resort boasts a private beach, stunning swimming pool, and sculpture garden. Traditionally decorated, the rooms offer both a modern and historical feel and feature a seating are with a TV. Each room offers a view of the desert or the pool area, and includes amenities such as air conditioning, a minibar, and personal safe. Stress will be forgotten after an energising workout at the hotel gym followed by a relaxing trip to the full-service spa. Guests can also partake in a variety of activities onsite such as volleyball, billiards, or table tennis. In addition to the main onsite restaurant, which features all day dining and outdoor seating, guests can enjoy Italian cuisine at Abu Sear, and seafood dishes at Morgan. There are also two bars available for drinks. Hotel Amar Sina Egyptian Village is only two miles from the Sharm Old Market and three miles from Ras Um Sid Beach.
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The hotel ambiance is intriguing. The décor is designed from natural elements coupled with an architecture that invites calmness and tranquillity. If you love art, meditation, healing, etc., this hotel will make you speechless!
This is a three-star hotel, so it's not a luxurious place; however, you will get your money's worth. With three bars and a swimming pool shaped like Nefertiti, what more could you as for?
The vicinity has plenty of foliage and flowers. You have easy access to the sea, you can hang out at the beach, and just a few minutes away is shopping and restaurants. Everything is close.
Be prepared and pack your own towels. There doesn't seem to ever be enough to go around. In fact, you may find a disturbing smell with the towels as if they weren't washed with detergent or washed at all!
The hotel shuttle bus has a very strict schedule. It leaves twice a day but only returns once. If you miss it you're on your own. The bus is quite small as well and in many instances, there isn't enough room for all the passengers.
There are some things that could use an upgrade, like the food. It's banal at best and you may find it served by a waiter with soiled hands. The staff must be from the school of “how to give your customers a hard time.” They're not very helpful, unless you pay them.
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