Mercure Ismailia Forsan Island Hotel

Although it is managed by the military, the environment is very, very good. It is by the lake, the facilities and hygiene in the room are also very good, and the breakfast is a bit simple.

This is the dirtiest hotel I have ever stayed in in my ten years of traveling. I didn't expect it to be luxurious before I checked in, after all, Mercure is positioned as an ordinary hotel. But I was shocked when I entered. The waiter came in with insecticide to kill insects. The carpets from the corridor to the room were so dirty that I couldn't bear to look at them. The bedding was pilling. I didn't know how many years I had used a thin quilt without changing it. The sheets were pilling to an extreme extent. When I touched it with my hand, there were lumps all over it, as if there were hard-shelled bugs on the mattress. I had to call twice before they sent me drinking water. The breakfast was a mess, completely at the level of a roadside stall. I don't want to write about it or recall it.

Knowing that I would stay for a long time, this hotel immediately raised the price. The price now marked has a difference of 3 yuan between breakfast and no breakfast. It's really weird. It's just to rip off guests.

The room is slightly small and the service is attentive

The environment is nothing to say, it is a neighbor to tulip, close to the Suez Canal, but the facilities are too old. It was ok when it came in 2006. Now the door elevator and so on are not working.