JAZ Makadi Star & Spa

My friend flew to Jordan and stayed near the airport. I booked this hotel by myself and stayed for two nights. This hotel was full of foreigners, and I was the only Chinese. This was quite comfortable. I was allowed to have lunch while waiting for check-in. The room was large and clean. The hotel had a rich variety of entertainment activities, three meals a day, and full meals. The check-out time would be confirmed the day before the hotel check-out, and the porter would come to pick up the luggage in advance. The only drawback was that it was far from the city center and in a resort. The driver would increase the price. After communicating for half a day, he still had to increase the price by 5 US dollars. Once you enter the hotel, you can forget about going out. There is nothing outside, just a desert. It is difficult to call a car, and no one takes the order. The driver asked for an increase in price using indrive. It is very suitable for lying down. I especially recommend mango juice. I had 6 cups during my stay.

Avoid the thunderbolts! First of all, from the moment we checked into the hotel, there was no welcome ceremony, such as champagne, but we were left sitting on the sofa waiting, and no one came to entertain us. The waiter looked indifferent. When a white man went to ask him, he was there smiling and greeting us warmly. The obvious discrimination shocked me. I don't understand how people in this country can discriminate against others so easily. Then, the front desk took us to the room, and said almost nothing on the way, and did not introduce it. Only when we asked proactively did they tell us a little bit of information. . My room cost nearly $500 a night, and it was the most luxurious room in the hotel, but I was treated very poorly. The staff pointed to a restaurant and told us that we could eat there in the morning, noon and evening, but in fact there were three restaurants in the hotel, and he didn't mention it at all. He didn't say anything about the activities in the hotel or the surrounding facilities. When we asked if there was anything else to introduce, he just demonstrated how to use the safe, which was irrelevant! The important information was not conveyed at all. Let's talk about the cleaning of the room. Since I like to drink beverages, I basically drink most of the beverages in the minibar. I stayed for three nights, and during the two cleanings, the mini bar was not refilled, only half! As a hotel that costs $500 a night, are you reluctant to provide drinks? And the cleaning was not very careful, and items such as napkins were not fully replenished. The only service was to deliver a breakfast to the room. On the one hand, it was late, and on the other hand, I had to take the initiative to call to ask. The three staff members who delivered the food were all indifferent, with no emotional value at all. Every politeness and smile only exchanged for indifferent faces, and only a few waiters in the restaurant were relatively polite. This hotel is far from the beach, about 10 minutes walk. On the first day of my stay, I didn’t know how to get there, so I asked the front desk if there was a shuttle bus or something. The attitude of the front desk was so bad that they said, "Isn’t it just two minutes away?" It was speechless. The hotel is far from the city, because the sea-going projects in the hotel park are very expensive, so if you want to play the project, you need to take a taxi, which takes nearly 40 minutes. Another disgusting thing is that the pharmacy in the hotel park deliberately mistyped the quantity and unit price, which almost made me spend more than 100 US dollars. Fortunately, I checked it! Don't stay here! ! ! !

The overall hotel construction in Egypt is on the older side. The hotel is 5-6 minutes' walk from the beach. Food is not expected and is not expected. Hot dishes are basically barbecued meats and vegetable stews. Breakfast does not have as many choices as in China. After understanding the above, the hotel already represents Egypt's first-tier standards, but don't compare with domestic hotels.