Bliss ABO Nawas Resort - All Inclusive

I hope everyone doesn't make my mistake. I traveled with my wife and my 2 daughters aged 8 and 9. We arrived on August 23rd at 3 am and after half an hour they gave us a room with 3 single beds. After half an hour they brought us the fourth bed. Dismal room. The structure is good but you can see that it has been closed for a few years. They reopened 2 months ago but there are still many things to do. A lot rooms did not have hot water. The reception with broken air conditioning. Terrible food. Luckily on the 25th thanks to the tour operators assistant we were able to move to another resort with Italian entertainment. In any case it was a nightmare 36 hours. My daughters didn't eat anything. Luckily we had brought some snacks from Italy. Don't be enticed by the low price. Staying in a village like this is not a holiday

The hotel was renamed after Bliss Abu Navas. After a two-year break, it is open even though it is completely unprepared to receive guests. The travel agency's offer (apart from the beach and sea) is completely inconsistent with reality. I do not recommend this hotel to anyone, even to very undemanding clients. The beach will not replace sleeping in decent conditions and the sea of ​​\u200b\u200bfood which was disastrous. There is one and only canteen without air conditioning and full service, toilets both by the pool and in the hall (women's) are not suitable for use - dirt and stench.

The worst thing that happened to me out of over 30 hotels I visited - including 5 in Egypt. Nice buildings, nice beach and reef. What's the point if the hotel has been empty and falling into disrepair for two years, and any work was started at the beginning of July, and ineptly. The grass was laid, but it was not watered, so it withered, and in my case the bedding was not even replaced - it was two years old. Dirty windows, water dripping from the shower, air conditioning not working in the dining room - because it cannot be called a restaurant. Half of the hotel - with the Spa zone, restaurants and children's swimming pool - is unusable without several months of renovation. Water was released into one of the pools, but it turned green after a few days. The hotel manager says the pool is ok. The slides that are there sometimes don't work. The food is a separate topic - the cheapest you can find in stores and terribly prepared - rubbery chicken, hard liver and always squid. Raw vegetables and no oil or any spices, except pepper and salt. Huge shortages, there were no cups, toilet paper, drinks in the dispensers, butter or margarine, sometimes water in the taps. The snacks (pancakes) ran out after 20 minutes. The staff did their best, but during the stay the animators and some of the waiters left due to lack of pay. The music at the pool and in the dining room is played at full volume, often Arabic hits, because most of the guests come from Egypt. It is not possible to talk freely while eating, by the pool or in the evening in the only open bar. Alcohol is the cheapest it can be and everything with it tastes terrible. During our stay, the tour operator moved us to another hotel and withdrew this hotel from its offer. We had just started our vacation in the hotel to which we were transferred.

Missing everything. There is no water in the pools, no food, no paper. Fortunately, Coral was moved to another hotel. The natives in the pool 1 which was water. Unfortunately, I'm describing what people told me who suffered there for a few days. They took us straight to another hotel and that was great