“Coming back soon”
The staff were great and the place is well situated, but the balcony needs more cleaning and decoration, the internet is broken, and there is no Wi‑Fi in the rooms.
KanaraHá um mês
Dahab·7.5
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ou é só digitar: “por volta do dia 20, três noites”
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The Sababa Hotel in Dahab offers direct beachfront access with a sun terrace. Rooms feature air-conditioning, private bathrooms with bidets, minibars, and free toiletries. The hotel provides a restaurant serving American cuisine, a bar, and free WiFi. Guests can enjoy walking tours, cycling, and scuba diving. Private check-in and 24-hour front desk services are available, with Sharm el-Sheikh International Airport 93 km away.
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Como os hóspedes avaliam o hotel, aspecto a aspecto.
The staff were great and the place is well situated, but the balcony needs more cleaning and decoration, the internet is broken, and there is no Wi‑Fi in the rooms.
Kanara·Há um mês
The staff were very kind and helpful, the room was good, and breakfast was lovely.
Remon·Há um mês
I enjoyed a lovely stay at Sababa Hotel; the vibe was warm and welcoming, making it a relaxing spot while enjoying Dahab. I’d gladly return and recommend it to anyone visiting the area. I didn’t encounter any major problems during my stay.
Kamal·Há um mês
The location and Egyptian breakfast were positives, but the booking process lacked transparency. Upon arrival, I was shocked by hidden fees and bizarre conditions that weren’t mentioned beforehand. I had asked the hotel for all details before traveling, yet the room had two sheets of paper taped to the back of the door with odd rules: bed linens and towels were changed only once every three days unless an extra fee was paid; no bath towels were provided—only stained small hand towels (50x70 cm) that made drying off difficult, and a rental fee was required for proper towels; the stay included beach access, but sitting on the beach after breakfast cost 500 EGP per person, with a note that a free public entrance to the sea existed for those who didn’t want to pay. The room had no natural light, the bathroom had only two tiny soap bars, each room received only one bottle of water for the entire stay regardless of guests or nights, the fridge had exposed wiring, and the TV was broken. I understand the hotel can set rules, but as a customer, I should know and agree to them before booking. The only bright spot was that when a staff issue arose, management handled it professionally and with care.
Hadeer·Há um mês
The breakfast was bad, the welcome was poor, the rooms were filthy, the bed was dirty, and I paid an extra fee for a sea view that turned out to be nothing at all.
Adem·Há 4 meses