“Decepcionate”
I booked a 4‑bedroom room for three days and, despite the old, stained sheets and a perpetually dirty bathroom, I didn’t mind too much because the location was great and the terrace offered a lovely view. The kitchen was always messy, but that’s normal in Egypt, so I decided to extend my stay for eight more nights, thinking it was among the best compared to others. On the fourth day, I entered the room and found a cigarette smell; an Egyptian staff member who seemed to work there was smoking on his bed like nothing was wrong. Another guest told me he’d already warned him, so I assumed it wouldn’t happen again, but the next morning he was still smoking in the room and even asked if it bothered me. I told him it did, calling it inappropriate to smoke in a small, poorly ventilated room without respecting others. The conversation ended, and I thought he’d stop, yet he kept smoking day after day. I reported it to staff, but no one responded. In the last three days, I was moved to a room for eight or more people, and the bathroom never got cleaned; with more occupants, the mess became unbearable. I had already booked the eight days, otherwise I would have left earlier.
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