Dahab Plaza Hotel
Al Masbat Dahab, South Sinai, Red Sea and Sinai, 11511, Egypt
TravelPod Member ReviewsDahab Plaza Hotel
“Great hotel”
mothman 7 contributions
Brighton, United Kingdom
May 13, 2011
Great for price, great staff etc
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Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Stayed at this HotelDahab Plaza Hotel
Are you sure this isn't Thailand?
It was an interesting introduction to Egypt. I didn't get any Egyptian pounds before I left, so the plan was to lift some at the airport when we arrived. Unfortunately the only cash machines at the airport are in the arrivals lounge, so I had to be escorted back through the aiport by an armed guard to lift money out, leaving Michelle standing …
Starting with a rest
Went to Egypt last year with my sister, now time to see it again but with Josefina!
Easyjet flight to Sharm, then off to Dahab. Stayed in Dahab Plaza which is in great location and good staff.
Beachside restaurants very nice with cushions and cheap beer, all offering free starter and dessert. Lots of Bedouin tea etc. One night we …
And time to relax
Local bus to Aqaba, then taxi to border which we shared with an american guy who was interesting and had a lot of knowledge of issues.
Taxi across bottom of Israel, then into Egypt at Taba crossing. Quite expensive taxi, and didnt like the driver.
Waited in a shared bus thing for 30 mins before some more people walked across the …
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