Sheraton Montazah

... flow too. Our driver got onto the Corniche in Alexandria and took us along to Montazah where we stayed at the Sheraton Montazah hotel opposite King Farouk's Palace grounds. The sea was heaving terrifically, coming over the breakwater in many places. This ...

... we’ve found since we’ve been here! What a find. Day three started with breakfast which at the Sheraton was wonderful. A pastry section, breads, meats and cheeses, fresh fruit and then the hot food section complete with omelettes cooked to ...

... hotels and the Montezah Palace inside the grounds and from the majority of the gardens you cannot see any of these buildings. The Montazah palace is an amazing building which is made up contrasting red and white stone - it really stands out against the ...

... of communicating what it was we were after managed to get a taxi booked. After a good half an hour we made it to the Montezah Sheraton - the hotel we'd call home for the rest of the holiday. It was very different to the Oasis hotel. I wouldn't say it was ...

  We set off from Home in Clayton Sth in Melbourne's South east at 7.0 a.m. for the airport. Grant and I took off with Singapore Airlines at 11.52 and headed across Australia to cross the Western Australian coast just above Derby then passed over ...

The following day we ventured out once more for the last time, this time we headed back along the coastal road, and past the new "Library of Alexandria" and stopped off at the Roman Ampitheatre. Some of it was roped off unfortunately as they're doing a ...

Rather different that khaleej...definitly got amazing food.. cheap and a joy ride to say the least.. never seen traffic in my life untill i went to Cairo.... a must do for any thrill ...