Sunrise Alex Avenue Hotel Reviews

There a two nice pools at the hotel and it has a beautiful view of the ocean. The hotel seems to be a popular destination for Egyptians to bring their kids during school holiday, so I would suggest wearing a one-piece bathing suit. Our room had a nice balcony overlooking the sea and was non-smoking. The breakfast is pretty good with a wide variety of choices, including freshly-made waffles and omelettes. We ate most of our meals at the hotel restaurants and both Izoya and Nazaya have a good ambience and above-average food. Quite pricey and popular among the locals for special occasions like birthdays. If you are a light sleeper, do not book this hotel. The original building is a beautiful historical hotel with a stained glass dome, marble floors and a ballroom, making it a perfect venue for weddings… and Egyptian weddings last until 4am, and the hotel hosted at least one pretty much every night. The music and laughter would have been a problem, except that it was almost completely drowned out by the air-conditioner, which sounded like an old VW Beetle trying to start. Honestly, I didn’t know it was possible for an AC to be so loud. Overall, the rooms and amenities are a bit out of date and faded and could do with sprucing up.

we enjoyed our staying in this beach facing hotel. the amenities need a bit of upgrade and the breakfast was a bit chaotic. the window view was amazing!

I was amazing stay at the hotel I recommend to visit it

Everything is good and celebrate my birthday

This hotel is 3 star hotel and service.

Very good, good service and excellent environment, it is convenient to see the sea.

If you are looking for a quiet place to stay avoid this hotel. Laud music through the day on the private beach, a wedding ceremony on each evening I stayed. A lot of locals with screaming children. Definitely would not meet 5 stars in any western country. In addition flooded bathroom after first shower due the drain being blocked.

Beautiful hotel by the sea! The front desk clerk is super handsome! The service experience is great!

I have been to Egypt for ten days. This is the worst hotel I have ever stayed in. The facilities are outdated. The room is a 10-minute walk from the hotel entrance. There is no meat dish for breakfast. The most important thing is that they treat Chinese people differently and make things difficult for Chinese people. To give the simplest example, the room renewal card is stuck in the room and you are asked to go back to the room to get it. This is the first time I have encountered such a thing in my 30-plus years of life. Don't stay here.

Alexandria is the northernmost city in Egypt, facing the Mediterranean Sea, with a very comfortable climate. This hotel is located in the city center, with a beach and rooms facing the Mediterranean Sea. It is very comfortable to sit on the terrace and eat. The room is not very big, but the breakfast is very rich and the waiter is very nice.

Why does the newly renovated hotel look like it has been there for more than ten years?

A score of 4.5 is definitely earned. 1. The facilities are old and the hair dryer is almost an antique. 2. There are no slippers, and you have to ask the front desk for them, let alone a toothbrush. 3. The breakfast is simple, but it comes in paper cups, which is too low. 4. There is a parking fee of 100 Egyptian pounds. I am speechless. 5. The house doesn’t even have a scale.

The hotel has a very good environment. You can watch the sunrise and sunset by the sea. It can be said to be the best choice when visiting Alexandria.

The hotel has a great environment. It is located in the southern part of the Mediterranean Sea, isolated from the hustle and bustle of the road. Facing the Mediterranean Sea, you can see the sunset. Unfortunately we only stayed one night. The suite actually has three beds, which is very cost-effective if there are many people. If there is a shortcoming, it is that the facilities are slightly "age-y". But with such a beautiful bay, spacious rooms, and cost-effective prices, how could you expect more?