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Retac Qunay Dahab Resort & SPA

Dahab

Located in the centre of Sinai, Retac Qunay Dahab Resort overlooks the Gulf of Aqaba. It offers 5 pools and a manmade lagoon.

Á
Ádám
From
Hungary
I want to start with that we enjoyed our stay very much, and would come back here definitely. The hotel used to be Le Meridien, and most information you can find is about that, there isn't that much up to date info you can find here, so here is some: - There is no shuttle bus to the city. The hotel can call a taxi for a fix 200 EGP. If you want to go back to the hotel later I recommend you also mention to the taxi driver that it used to be Le Meridien, because many of them don't know about the current name. If you want to go to the city you pretty much have to go with taxi, as it is pretty far away, be aware of that, going to the city for every meal is not really an option. - The spa is pretty expensive for egyptian prices, it says it is operated by some external party. A massage starts from 60 euros. - You can not book all inclusive on booking.com, just full board, I'll describe the differences in the negatives part of the review. If you want to upgrade full board to all inclusive you can on the spot for 15 USD/person/night. - I think there isn't that much activities going on as there could be. This is especially true for the nights, as in April the sun went down around 6 pm, and beside having dinner or drinking at the bar there just wasn't that much to do, no shows, nothing. This may be because it is April now, which is offseasonish, but because the city is not very close this is something to be aware of. - I'm surprised that others say the food is bad honestly. For breakfast you have a kind of ordinary continental breakfast with some egyptian options. So you have cereals, eggs(they make omlettes on the spot for you with toppings you choose), cheese and cold meats, bread, sweet pastries, pancakes, etc. For lunch and dinner you have a buffet, but lunch and dinner were never the same on the same day, so you have a lot of variety.
Scored out of 10, guest rating 8.3
Very good - What previous guests thought, 1,701 reviews
Price from
US$128
1 night, 2 adults

Nesima Resort

Dahab

Nesima Resort features an outdoor swimming pool with sun terrace and pool bar. The diving centre offers scuba diving lessons at the beach, located just 2 minutes’ walk away.

N
Nouran
From
Egypt
Dahab vibes , super friendly teem , and perfect location
Scored out of 10, guest rating 7.1
Good - What previous guests thought, 176 reviews
Price from
US$70
1 night, 2 adults

Alf Leila Boutique Hotel

Dahab

Located in the centre of Dahab and just a short distance from the beach, Alf Leila Boutique Hotel offers individually themed Arabian-style rooms.

J
Julien
From
France
Alf Leila is a great hotel, very well located and perfectly equipped. The staff is super professional and friendly. I highly recommended it. Thanks
Scored out of 10, guest rating 9.1
Superb - What previous guests thought, 73 reviews
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Scored out of 10, guest rating 9.1
Superb - What previous guests thought, 73 reviews
I have seen this property from the outside for many years and always wanted to stay there as it seemed to be different in style. The Alf Leila features a cute overall boutique design with mosaic tiles and an oriental touch. Rooms don’t have numbers but names. I really liked my bed built into a niche on a pedestal. The room featured a fridge, aircon and a comfy chair. The bathroom had a large shower. I appreciated that I was contacted in advance to check if I needed transport or anything else.
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