Flamenco Beach & Resort Quseir

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Chambre en rdc avec vue sur la mer et le lagon. Excellent buffet de patisseries le matin pour le petit déjeuner. Buffet midi et soir ou sinon le resto snack a la plage (moins bien ) Accueil très chaleureux Nous recommandons cet établissement

personnel de l'hotel très à l'écoute et disponible. sécurité toujours au top. un pays qui ne demande qu'à accueillir ses touristes à bras ouverts

Chambre familiale avec vue sur mer très spacieuse. Hotel et son personnel très agréable. un petit problème général d'électricité au début de notre séjour qui a été réglé. Par contre pour le tout inclus c'est à revoir car il faut payer les bouteilles d'eau (gratuit au verre) et payer les glaces pour le gouter de l'apres midi. La cuisine du restaurant n'est pas fameuse. pas beaucoup de choix dans les plats. peu de fruits à disposition. Par contre le resto de la plage le midi n'est pas dans le all'in mais ca ne coute vraiment pas grand chose (max 5 euros pour 2 pers). l'hotel se trouve à 10 min en voiture du centre de El quoseir. ne pas hésiter à s'y rendre c'est un petit village très typique et accueillant, sans aucun risque ni danger. le centre de plongée Diving.de est super. équipement neuf, entretenu, personnel super attentif à toutes vos demandes.

Das Hotel war recht leer da wir zur Nebenseason reisten. Unbedingt Schnorchel mitbringen dann kann man unmengen an wunderbaren Fischen beobachten. Das beste waren die Menschen, super freundlich und zuvorkommend. Das Essen war auch sehr gut und jeden Tag gab es etwas anderes, top vorallem die Pastastation und die Fischgerichte.

Hi - returned to Flamenco again whilst visiting El Quseir for a week's scuba diving. Hotel was lovely & quiet! Rooms were clean & beds very comfortable but air-conditioning in the bedroom was only turned on for set periods and sometimes got quite warm. Sunbeds available and comfy. Very good value for money. Would definitely stay there again!

Zweckmässiges Hotel, -->> sensationell gutes Essen <<--, guter Zimmerservice, eher bescheidener Service an der Reception. Es gibt hier nur das Hotel - nix links und rechts davon. Also Essen und Trinken muss hier eingenommen werden - Taxi nach El Quseir muss selber auf gut Glück versucht werden. Nur 2 Shuttle pro Tag nach El Quseir für je 2 Stunden Aufenthalt (morgens und abends). El Quseir ist jedoch nicht wirklich der Hit - aber wenn dies Ihre einzige Destination ist, dann ist das Dorf allemal einen Besuch wert. Stündlicher Shuttle zu / von einem nahen Strand mit direktem Zugang ins Meer - toll. Am Hotelstrand nur Zugang über einen langen Steg - und dann ist es grad am Riff und es geht tief runter - für Schnorchler und Taucher super! Für kleine Kinder weniger. Individueller Transport zum Flughafen per Taxi zB in El Quseir aushandeln - ca. 160...180 Ägyptisch Pfund sind korrekt (für das ganze Taxi!) - mehr ist zuviel. (Der Hotelpreis ist 60€ für 2 Personen, was rund 330 Pfund sind.)

When I arrived at the hotel I was told my room was on the mountain side of the resort, as opposed to the sea side and I had to pay a supplement to be on the latter. I ended up in one of the less nicely located parts of the hotel. The hotel is nice on the whole. The swimming pool area is very pleasant with lots of sun beds and shade available. There were very few flies ! There is a pretty and very long jetty for access to the sea beyond the very shallow reef and this is a lovely area to swim, sunbathe and watch the fish while enjoying the cooling wind and listening to the sound of the waves. The sea is very clean and I did some snorkelling but the fish were not very plentiful - apart from a ray. Someone saw a dolphin pass close to the jetty but I missed it. The staff are very friendly indeed and have, like most Egyptians, an excellent sense of humour. Where the hotel fails is the food. The evening buffet is more akin to a school canteen than cordon bleu. It varies little and the same tired old dishes appear every night. One evening the most palatable item available was... shawarma sandwich ! There is a BBQ area but it offers stringy meat and very little choice. One evening I was delighted to see artichoke but it had been insufficiently cooked and was like hard rubber. There is a very friendly guy who is in charge of the restaurant and can sort out any misunderstanding with the waiters (poor English usually). Breakfast is the best meal with lots of tender melon. It's really cool as the local birds fly into the restaurant and literally help themselves to the bread rolls ! Outside the birds come en masse and stand on your table waiting to be fed by hand ! The outside dining area is lovely in the evening. Palm trees, nice lighting... it would have been nice to have some music and perhaps a belly dancer or two... or three or four... circulating around the tables. The air conditioning in the room was pretty hopeless and I woke up in the morning feeling more tired than when I went to bed (I'm normally and excellent sleeper). So..., on the whole, a good place to take a family, if you don't mind eating the same thing every night !

Un difetto enorme è che a cena il bere non era compreso, neppure l'acqua ( solo un bicchiere ) il resto a pagamento. Se si vuole andare a El Qusier in paese distanza 7 Km. c'è l'obbligo di usare il pulmino dell'hotel. sono stato gia' diverse volte in Egitto ( 8 volte ) ma del bicchire d'acqua a cena è la prima volta