Hilton Marsa Alam Nubian Resort

It is a beautiful, well maintained resort in a gorgeous area. But this is where it stops. If you are expecting the standards of a Hilton hotel, look elsewhere. First, you go on the beach hoping for some relaxing time. But you get continuously pestered by sales people from the hotel who are trying to sell you this safari and this dive and what not. This was truly annoying, especially that in conversations, they get too familiar with you and start asking personal questions about things that they have no business inquiring about. One of these had a very slick presentation and we signed on to an exotic trip. We ended up in a beaten car driven by some maniac who drove 150km/hr on a road where the speed limit is 100km/hr, and a car that felt like it would break apart any minute. Then, the trip overran its time and we had to cut it short. The pricing is left to the usual bazar-like haggling, which is another layer of annoyance. Why can't the hotel just put fixed prices and make everything clear on check in and be done with that? Also, when you go there, don't sign for any of the restaurants! We signed up for one night, the food was cold, the bread came straight from the fridge, and everything felt like you are being gouged price-wise. I complained to the staff, and they apologized, rather profusely, but I had to pay for it because "the system is too complicated and once an entry is made it cannot be removed"- said the lame excuse of the property manager. The worst Hilton experience

Clean room, kind staff, amazing sea

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Ik kom hier al 20 jaar. De ligging van het hotel is perfect. Eten is heerlijk, kamers zijn geweldig. Abu dabab baai super mooi. Altijd schitterende schildpadden

The hotel is in a very remote location—great for diving, but there’s little else to do. The pool and the sea were beautiful, and the view from the room was nice. However, the food was disappointing, and the nearby towns were overcrowded tourist traps. An okay stay, but not ideal if you’re looking for variety.