Nomads Hostel

The place is so cozy and cute as well as the staff are so friendly and respectful Shout out to Mr. Ahmed & Mr. Mahmoud

Hospitality of the place, the cleanliness the colors😍, breakfast, the staff, the place itself. The place is near to dahab mamsha. Its highly recommended to stay in.

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Staff is lovely, very chill, the pool is great and a good vibe overall for a cheap price!

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Few Things Worth Knowing Before You Book While the location is great, there are a few issues future guests should be aware of. The room, while nice, is on the smaller side for the price, and cleanliness wasn't up to standard — the room didn't feel properly serviced. The shower setup also needs improvement, with no curtain or screen to keep water contained. On the staff side, while many were friendly, some clearly aren't well trained in guest communication and came across as outright rude at times. Breakfast was also a letdown — both in quality and in how requests for it were handled. Worth keeping in mind if room comfort, cleanliness, and breakfast matter to your stay.

Here's the updated version with that point added — I placed it after housekeeping since it's another room/facilities issue, and gave credit for the quick fix to keep the review balanced and credible: I stayed here at a rate of 2,200 EGP/night and unfortunately had an experience that fell well short of what that price should guarantee — and I think future guests deserve a heads-up. Rude treatment from kitchen staff: When I asked the chef if breakfast was available, I was met with open hostility and was simply ignored. It was so noticeable that another staff member nearby (who I want to genuinely commend — he stepped in, visibly uncomfortable, and told the chef, "He's a guest, please offer him something") had to intervene on my behalf. No guest should need an advocate just to get a basic breakfast. Noise control at night: Other guests were shouting in the common area late into the night, and staff made no effort to manage or quiet things down. For a property charging this rate, basic noise management after a certain hour should be standard. Room cleanliness and housekeeping: My bedsheets and covers were not fresh, and the room wasn't serviced daily. At 2,200 EGP/night, I'd expect at minimum a clean bed and routine housekeeping. Shower setup and water issues: The shower had no curtain, separator, or glass, which made the bathroom impractical to use without flooding it. Water pressure was poor on arrival, and there was no hot water — though to their credit, the hot water issue was fixed quickly once reported. My suggestion to management: Staff-guest communication clearly needs training, especially in the kitchen. A simple fix — offering a basic dish or even a short menu to any guest as soon as they appear, regardless of what's "in stock" — would solve this without adding real cost. Treating every guest with the same baseline courtesy and respect should not be optional.