Dexon Roma Down Town Hotel

I stayed at the Dexon Roma Down Town Hotel recently and found it to be a very practical option for a city trip. The location is excellent, putting you right in the middle of everything with easy access to local shops and restaurants. The rooms are basic but clean and functional, and the staff are efficient and helpful. If you prefer to be near the heart of the city rather than in a distant resort, this is a great .

En bref : efficace, bien placé et sans prise de tête

Stayed at the Dexon Roma for a short trip. It’s a solid location if you want to be right in the middle of town; close to a lot of shops and restaurants, which saved me a lot of travel time. The room was basic but clean and functional. Service was quick and I had no issues with the facilities. It’s a reliable choice for anyone needing a central base in Hurghada without any unnecessary complexity.

The hotel's location was excellent. You can reach the city center within a five minute walk. Egypt has a rather unique food culture, but despite that, we did not experience any problems with the food, they had a good variety of food. The hotel was clean, and the room was cleaned everyday. They let us check in earlier (11.00) and check out 1 hour late.

The hotel's pool and beach area are very small. In addition, smoking is allowed indoors in the lobby, which was quite unpleasant. This was my second vacation in Hurghada, and unlike other hotel I have stayed at, there was nothing free on this hotel's beach except drinks. On our last day, we were not allowed to have lunch because we had checked in early on the first day. The staff told us that we had already used our lunch entitlement on the first day. However, we had not eaten lunch when we arrived, and even if we had, telling a guest that they are not allowed to eat is extremely rude and unprofessional. I understand that the country is facing economic challenges, but I have never experienced such poor treatment at any other hotel. I was also repeatedly bothered by one of the hotel's security guards. He said he needed my phone number for security reasons while we were leaving for a Luxor tour, but then he started sending me messages constantly and even bought me flowers. I eventually had to block him. Another unpleasant experience occurred when we tipped the employee who brought our luggage to the room. We didn't have much EGP yet since we just arrived, instead of thanking us, he asked, "Do you know how much this is worth?" and complained about the amount, even though we were under no obligation to give a tip at all. There are also two nightclubs located underneath the hotel. While the noise did not disturb us much in our room, we were frequently harassed by men trying to get us into the clubs whenever we entered or left the hotel.