The Wi‑Fi is spotty, the room isn’t on the sea, it’s not clean, and there’s no nearby place to buy food.
عبدالرحمن8 months ago
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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13 m² · 4 single beds
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13 m² · 3 single beds
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Yasmina Beach in Nuweiba offers direct beachfront access with panoramic sea views, terraces, and balconies for sun‑soaked relaxation. Rooms feature air‑conditioning, private bathrooms, and modern amenities, including family and ground‑floor options. The on‑site restaurant and bar serve continental, buffet, and à‑la‑carte breakfasts, while a hot tub and barbecue areas enhance leisure. Nearby, the Underwater Observatory Park, Taba Heights Golf Club, and marina provide additional attractions.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The Wi‑Fi is spotty, the room isn’t on the sea, it’s not clean, and there’s no nearby place to buy food.
عبدالرحمن·8 months ago
The location is perfect, with white sand beach and friendly staff. I tried the breakfast once and didn’t like it much, though it was acceptable. The network coverage was really bad, but I think that’s not their fault.
Mohamed·8 months ago
The place feels like a paradise—no better experience could have been imagined. The views, cabins, and staff were all exceptional, and I met amazing people from around the world. I’ll definitely book again, maybe never leave. They even arranged a tour and a hike up Mt. Sinai, which was wow! What an amazing experience!
Kathryn·8 months ago
The place is very clean and organized, and the people are extremely friendly. Nothing else.
Maher·9 months ago
Sabah, the owner, is very professional and speaks English. The dinner buffet is affordable, diverse, and constantly changing, and it’s the absolute best food I’ve had in Egypt, from Aswan to Cairo to Dahab. The food was stunning, the views are stunning, and overall this was my favorite accommodation in all of Egypt. It’s truly a one‑of‑a‑kind hidden gem. He also arranged a taxi for me at a fair price—so rare in Egypt when you can’t speak Arabic!
Duncan·9 months ago