Are ground-floor rooms worth it at Robinson Club Nubia in Marsa Alam?
From messages by 3 participants in 1 source · Last activity: 82 days ago
From messages by 3 participants in 1 source · Last activity: 82 days ago
TL;DR
Ground-floor rooms at Robinson Club Nubia are small (about 10 sqm), have no private terrace or dividing walls, and are visible from upper floors — travelers recommend paying extra for a higher floor.
Ground-floor rooms have no private terrace and no walls separating neighboring rooms — you can't have coffee in privacy in the morning, unlike Hilton Marsa Alam where ground-floor rooms have separate pool-access terraces.
Wi-Fi at the hotel is good, but rooms have no stocked fridge, the minibar is paid, and even bars don't offer free bottled water.
The hotel doesn't publish photos of specific ground-floor rooms, but guests on upper floors can see down onto the terrace — there's no privacy.
Rooms of about 10 sqm are considered by many guests suitable only for a quick shower and change, not for actually living in during the stay.
One guest reported being given an uncleaned room straight after previous guests checked out, and reception saw no issue with reusing damp towels left by others.