Swiss Inn Resort Dahab

Lovely hotel in the best location if you’re looking for relaxing on the beach or water sports activities. It’s a few minutes drive from dahab center and other locations. The hotel staff were super nice and friendly, trying to help and make us feel welcome and happy. The food was rather nice, with wide selection of dishes. Facilities in good shape nice tanning beds and pool, fun caffe on the beach but the gym and spa are a bit outdated. Beds were a bit too hard but we asked for other mattresses and the staff changed which was very nice. We were a big group and everyone had fun so I highly recommend.

gym and spa are a bit small and outdated. Beds in part of the rooms were a bit too stiff but they were willing to change mattress which made it a bit better ..

Great staff, small quiet place, great beach.

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A Dangerous Stay at Swiss Inn Dahab – Animal Attack & Zero Medical Accountability Critical Safety & Medical Warning: My stay at Swiss Inn Dahab was overshadowed by a life-threatening incident and a shocking lack of professional responsibility. • The Attack: While sitting on the beach inside the resort, I was attacked and bitten by an aggressive stray cat. • Complete Negligence: When I sought help from the reception, I was stunned to find that a "resort" of this caliber has no resident doctor, no emergency protocols, and no first-aid supplies. Their only response was to tell me to go to the public hospital on my own. • The Survival Struggle: I had to personally coordinate with the Egyptian Ministry of Health to secure the Rabies vaccine (which is only available through government channels). I spent the entire night commuting to the public hospital and managing the situation with zero assistance from the hotel management. • A Fatal Risk: If I hadn’t had my own car or been fluent in Arabic to navigate the medical system, I would have been in grave danger, as Rabies is a fatal virus. The hotel’s indifference to a guest being mauled on their property is unacceptable. Rooms & Comfort: • Subpar Standards: For a Red Sea resort, the rooms are very small. The mattresses are incredibly hard and uncomfortable, causing physical fatigue. Despite asking, no mattress toppers were available. • Pros: The rooms are clean, well-maintained, and have a nice partial sea view. Dining & Entertainment: • Food Quality: A disappointing 3/10. The buffet is extremely limited, repetitive, and lacks quality. • Atmosphere: The hotel is small with no social activities or entertainment. It is only suitable for those seeking total isolation and silence. Beach & Value for Money: • The Beach: Good for swimming, but there is no coral reef for snorkeling nearby—you must take a long boat trip for that.