Bella Vista Resort

Karl-Heinz Oventrop

The rooms are clean and tidy but outdated. The restaurant where you can have breakfast, lunch and dinner is designed like a hall. It could be decorated a bit more cozily. The management is always friendly, but it is clear that they have a bossy attitude. The employees are always friendly. You can see the stress that management puts on them, but they are very caring, friendly and helpful in every way. The security personnel, partly present and partly hidden, gave the impression of control but not of security.

Chad Khan

Went to the spa for a massage. Asked for a Shiatsu massage, from a lady with strong hands and the lady said not a problem because their staff are trained. And then it went downhill. First I thought she was getting me tea to hit the points and for the heavy stuff but she didn’t know what she was doing. I asked her to go harder but she went to the manager and asked for a different person. A big lady came and just dug her elbows very hard into my back, in the same spot for 20 minutes only going up to my shoulders when I asked her. She didn’t know what she was doing either. Afterwards she asked me how it was and I told her it was very bad. She was shocked. The staff probably gets on the job training for a couple of days. Worst massage ever. And cost 30€. In Egypt!!!!

Rasmus (Rar)

Most food is bland and boring (the spaghetti chef is the savior though), so is the included beer and the cola is often mixed with too much sirup. The staff can be really hospitable, and some of them are pretty great. But mostly they are underpaid working 25 hours a day having to put on fake smiles all the time. The hotel management closes the pool bar to save a few bucks in serving free beer in the evening (so you have to walk further). We really lacked somewhere nice to sit and relax with a beer. Overall it's pretty good if your standards are low and you want cheap all you can eat and drink, but it's all so so low quality we're not coming back. Also every one and their uncle is trying to overcharge you and sell you something, 4 salesmen steadily roam the pool and beach area up try and sell you events, then when you go, they try to sell you more when you're there.

Heidi Stanton

A hotel claiming to be 4star would brate it as 2star at best. Nothing but hassle since we arrived. Rooms are dated and lacklustre just as the staff. Can't be trusted avoid like the plague.

luiza catalina

Today me and my friends who are visiting decided to go use their pool as it's heated (mostly so their 3 year old could swim a little without freezing). I go inside and ask for day use and they say no problem and give me the price, then I go back out to pick up my friends and our Egyptian friend who was to join us as well. We go back inside and they ask for our passports, then when they realize our friend is Egyptian they go to talk to the manager and all of a sudden the day use service is no longer available. I ask them how, I used it before with no issues, they say that it's not available now, despite the fact that 2 minutes before it had been ok and they had asked for our passports to check them so we can go in. Call it what it is, they simply didn't want to allow our Egyptian friend to go inside. So with a 3 year old in tow we had to walk around, find a beach and just sit there since there was absolutely no way she was going to swim in the cold sea water. Absolutely ruined my friend's last day here and showed an awful side of Egypt to them. Just because we were joined by ONE OF THEIR OWN PEOPLE we were denied service. I understand that a business can choose their clients, but sending us away with a toddler because one of us was Egyptian was absolutely despicable.