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Stayed here for 10 nights, and while the place is decent, I wouldn’t call it amazing. Some of the staff are genuinely nice, but their English is severely limited, making it challenging for them to comprehend our conversations. The Russian far outnumbers the English here. The lady receptionist, who doesn’t seem to grasp English, was completely clueless when we tried to check in. She even asked us if we had to pay for the rest of our stay, despite us having printed out the documents showing that we had already paid. We were then led to our rooms without any layout or information about the hotel’s amenities. To find our way around, we had to wander the hotel ourselves. Fortunately, we met some English guests who had been there for a few days and kindly provided us with some guidance. The Mexican restaurant was good for lunch. The tuna sandwich & chicken sandwich were the best options in my opinion. However, be prepared for a disappointing shredded beef sandwich. It’s more like smoky ham slices, which was quite amusing. The à la carte allows you to use it only once, forcing you to choose between Italian or Mexican cuisine. You can only book the à la carte between the time of 10am till 2pm which isn’t helpful if you’re down the beach etc. You have to tell them what food you want you can’t choose later on at night when you’re in the restaurant. This was quite disappointing, as we’ve traveled to Sharm El Sheikh many times and never encountered this limitation at other hotels. The main restaurant offers limited food options, so if you’re a picky eater, brace yourself for dishes like chips, chicken, and spaghetti every day. The same applies to the beach, where the choices are equally limited. The main restaurant’s food didn’t appeal to us at all, so ended up eating out most nights, which is something you don’t want when you’re meant to be all inclusive. When it came to good food, we had a few options: Tavern Bar (an English pub), Dananeer, bluestone - you get 10% off your food for being in Naama waves hotel. The hotel rooms are generally clean. Our cleaner was helpful and attentive to our needs. However, the shower had a clogged drain and didn’t drain well and the beds do feel like you’re sleeping on the floor as they are hard mattresses. Apart from that, we didn’t encounter any other significant issues with the room. If you have a walking disability, navigating the hotel can be challenging due to the numerous steps throughout. To reach the beach, it’s approximately a 10-15 minute walk. Fortunately, buggies are available at the sister hotel to assist with uphill travel if required. Additionally, there’s a lift that conveniently saves you going up and down five floors. The hotel offers access to two beaches. One is small, chaotic, and quite noisy. The other is more peaceful and spacious towards the afternoon sometimes in the mornings it was like you was a pack of sardines on the beach. The pool toilets are disgusting they don’t get cleaned and