Amar Sina Village

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• johanna001

  10 mayo 2009
  Gestión tardía cuando pagas

  Me alojé aquí durante doce noches, lo pasé bien, el personal es genial, la comida no de mi gusto pero soy muy exigente, el gerente se preguntaba por qué estaba tranquilo después de las 10 porque muchas personas podrían obtener entretenimiento en naam pero no en el hotel todo incluido también paramos a las 22 00 hrs, lo cual está mal, las sábanas fueron cambiadas muy a menudo a menos que pidiéramos que no lo hicieran. . Lo único que estropeó la estancia fue que cerraban temprano el todo incluido y que había una noche de entretenimiento.

  

• TripoliGarth

  19 agosto 2010
  Mi hija de 11 años se olvidó de su tía Sally así el hotel está ayudando a

  Mi hija de 11 años se olvidó de su tía Sally, así el hotel está ayudando a encontrar a alguien que vuelva a la zona de Manchester para traerlo. Espero que esto funcione, de lo contrario tendré que volver a Sharm el Sheikh y terminar el curso de Kitejunkies (y recoger un peluche para la tía Sally también). ¿¿No sería bonito??

  

• christopher a

  13 agosto 2018
  El peor resort de la ciudad

  Además de ser sucio, Amar Sina tiene la peor atención a cliente del mundo. Su personal, trata de robarte en cualquier ocasión. Ejemplo: en el cuarto, el cuadro dice que la comida vale 37 LE y en la cocina te cobran 70, dicen que el Internet 1 día no funciona para que pagues el pack de 1 semana, te reclaman Tips etc... Pesimo lugar, hay mejores opciones y más baratas

  

• Innovatsioon

  14 octubre 2020
  Top authentic experience of Egypt in Sharm

  This is from a fresh stay in October 2020, after I did not find a lot of fresh reviews for my own decision, but luckily I risked, after reading in many earlier reviews the verdict "friendly staff"!! Imho the staff is what makes or breaks a hotel - because they will clean, and they will cook, and cater to any wishes, if they care. It is also much more pleasant to holiday among genuinely friendly people, while a few of my 5* holidays have been tarnished, or spoilt in the very end - by reception staff full of attitude or outright rude. Amar Sina feels like a soul spa in comparison. I would firstly love to praise the construction, the building, its style and materials. This is what caught my eye and caused my interest. The whole hotel is built in form of a tight Egyptian, maybe Nubian, village, with narrow turning-swirling alleyways leading to the rooms but never dark or never closed from the open air, with glimpses of the lush vegetation - palms and bugenvillea and dozens of exiting green plants everywhere around. The structure is traditional mudbrick, beautifully plastered, heavy rough wood dpprs and ornaments, country-style, stone and ceramic floors. There is not a piece of plastic or mdf or pdf (just joking) to hurt the eye! The whole could be picked apart and beautifully reused, any time! The alleyways and landings that form the social spaces, are filled with antique peasant furniture, sturdy and beautifully carved, but dusty - because it is old! You can clog your whole Instagram here in one day... Inside rooms the furniture is again simple sturdy timeless carefully painted full wood structures covered with foam seat pads. The pads are a little bit worn and flecky, but just cover with anything if it disturbs you. No mentionable dust here. The beds vary, they can be single, or they can be a beautiful double 2x2m huge sleeping pad, covered with an old but faultless foam mattress that is of exactly right firmness. Huge full cotton spotless sheets feel relatively new and so do the fluffy thick white terry towels. The red brick vaulted ceilings are one in a lifetime experience, in bathrooms the paint may be peeling in spots - moisture just does this! But you could eat from the floor if want, it is so clean and so are the bathroom facilities. No rust, no mold, or was lucky but if something hurts the eye then def ask to see around or also - just kindly ask to clean up. Everyone can get into a rut over time... My room did not have glass but instead the windows were covered by wooden shutters adorned with some glass mosaique. Minimal light is preferred locally, beause it protects from the unforgiving sun and heat. If this bothers you, other rooms have glass windows and some have balconies. But you are supposed to spend your daytime outdoors anyway :) I cannot stress enough how authentic and interesting to the eye the whole thing is, with a multitude of adornments, hordes of lamps and vases, and a full green farmyard at the back where the hotel keeps a few goats and occasionally turkeys or other handy animals. It also holds funny replicas of ancient Egyptian monuments - matter of taste but for me personally - whatever makes a holiday stay less boring... :D :D Air conditioning, very important in this climate, functions faultlessly and in my room was individually adjustable from my bed, I kept it at +26...27C mostly, to escape catching a cold when it is still + 35C outside... But was strong even so. TV is a bit pointless old box with no international news channels at all - either bring it up at the reception, or forget the thing, leave your time for something healthier. Food. The most basic stay does not include any meals, and the whole Sharm delivers. But the hotel is exactly a bit too long to walk out for your breakfast so this might be recommendable. Not overly lavish and dining room coffee is crap (but tea is good old Arosa in powder form), but what food they serve is all amazing fresh and very tasty. The omelette is fluffy and tender, 10/10, and poolside bar serves Egyptian (Turkish) coffee using the best kind of ground beans (I specifically asked what they use and it is my favourite in Egypt). Also the alcohol they serve is not the cheapie moonshine-quality stuff that most AIs utilize, but is the quality prodution by Al Ahram Beverages what you can buy from their Drinkies store and imho leaves nothing to complain about. I utilised room service a couple times and I have needed to tip a chef a bit thickly exatly one before, in a top 5*. Here as the seond time, because if someone can cook this well in what is essentially a budget hotel, then this deserves reognition. Pepper steak was not available due to lack of suitable steak material, as probably not the first choice of budget guests. But boneless chicken as grilled to perfection - still tender, still juicy, and amazingly spiced in a way that was a bit novel and very enjoyable. A plate of fresh freen salad - your simple crunchy vitamins. Etc. So, all-in-all, for a bottom rock cheap price, you get a pretty good (I'd stay) honourable standard, old-school style - from when people still had values etc etc - in anything offered or served. The owner is from deep countryside - the way the theme reveals, and so is most of the staff. True honest Egyptian people, with a sunny nature and very corteous. I reside in Sharm tbh and have my own property here, but hosting a friend's family, so I took respite here, after I had planned it for ages, and enjoyed my total week very much. Lounging by the pool to the sultry sounds of yesterday's best tunes, reading books that i did not touch for a long time. Taking a few trips to the beaches that I visit anyway but Reef Beach is out of my normal range usually, but here it is very close - to-walk-to! and still pretty amazing to float there in the open sea over what must be an abyss, and full of coral - take a mask or buy one. With very decent somewhat pricey restaurant but honed to the managing Italian tastes, so may be worthwhile to escape walking back for the lunch only. The hotel shuttles to a free beah of course, which for now is a sandy affair in the Old Market/El Maya bay. The Motels street is a quiet one, but taxis cruise by regularly and livelier roads are a short walk towards either end. 2 British pubs are in the vicinity. A well stocked largish supermarket 500m, on your way to the beach. You should be here now! For these prices - stay a month... relax and enjoy. :) :) When times improve they also offer in-house spa. P.S. Don't go checking dust under the beds and desks or in random corners - what nice guest does that anyway!? and you'll be ok and enjoying... and making memories! <3

  

• crazyneverdies

  17 octubre 2015
  animación perfecta ( ) , hotel pésimo, mala limpieza, comida básica

  El hotel necesita un gran cambio; en primer lugar, nunca tenían toallas disponibles ni almohadas. La limpieza de las habitaciones y de la piscina pésima. El ruido del aire acondicionado apenas dejaba dormir. La comida muy básica, se podría decir que para "saciar el apetito". Al ser un turista europea, buen trato por los trabajadores, pero a la gente egipcia, el trato pésimo. Lo mejor del hotel sin duda, la animación, especialmente , una chica genial, siempre muy atenta de los clientes, y más que una trabajadora, una amiga. Esta chica la única destacable de todo el hotel, por su trato y ayuda. Gracias a ella, nuestra estancia fue impresionante. Gente y animadores como ella, pocos. Muchísimas gracias de verdad. Para finalizar, no recomiendo el hotel si quieres una agradable estancia y relajación. Hotel más adecuado si solo vas a dormir.