Amar Sina Boutique Egyptian Village, Sharm el-Sheikh

My stay at this hotel was quite disappointing. The location was remote with no easy access to public transport, which made getting around a hassle. While the staff was helpful, the service left a lot to be desired. The food was subpar and not fresh, which added to the overall dissatisfaction. It felt like a budget place, which is reflected in the poor quality of amenities.

My experience at this hotel was quite disheartening. I arrived late at night and faced an unhelpful receptionist who left me feeling stranded, especially on my first visit to Egypt. The hotel's condition was far from what I expected from the pictures - dark, hot, and dirty. However, I've heard praises of the service from other guests, indicating that there can be good experiences here.

My stay at Amar Sina Village had its ups and downs. The rooms offered a nice view, and the pool area was clean and inviting. However, the service from some of the staff was less than professional, and the dining experience left much to be desired. While the hotel offers a budget-friendly option, the overall experience was marred by various issues.

My stay at the hotel was quite a rollercoaster. On one hand, I experienced excellent animation led by a staff member named Maikel, who made our first day enjoyable. However, the overall state of the hotel was disappointing, especially the lack of customer service when I first arrived. The facilities seemed outdated, and I was left feeling quite unsettled during my stay.

I had a decent stay at Amar Sina Village. The pool view from our room was lovely, but the noise from the nearby bar and the mosquito problem really affected our experience. The staff were kind, but they could work on their professionalism. The hotel offers a budget-friendly option, especially in terms of meals, but keep in mind the dining options can get repetitive.