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Can you give me the names of some clean, cheap Alex. Hotels located near Stanley Bay or Glym, it would be much appreciated.
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Thanks for the tip, but maybe I didn't want them that cheap. I would like hot water at least, I didn't know it was an opition not to have it.
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I don't really have a range, I could pay whatever, but I don't need a super fancy place if I can find something decent for less. I don't want to pay more than $100 less if I can get by with it. Also does anyone know what area the American School of Alexandria is in?
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u can find alot of good hotels for that price, the american school in alex. is about 10 km far from midtown, in the agriculture road of alexandria..bye
quote:Originally posted by FairyDust: I don't really have a range, I could pay whatever, but I don't need a super fancy place if I can find something decent for less. I don't want to pay more than $100 less if I can get by with it. Also does anyone know what area the American School of Alexandria is in?
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try mecca,or hotel of elmadina in sidi gaber if you want some thing so cheap and clean i know abou 2 at ramle and elmanshia station on dawn town likenew capri hotel a bout 45 le for night with panoramah sceen from the window (sea and the city) Posts: 167 | From: egypt | Registered: Sep 2004
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10 km north, south, east, or west of the town center, agriculture road is not on the map I use online.
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Thanks, that is more what I am talking about!
quote:Originally posted by egyptourguide: try mecca,or hotel of elmadina in sidi gaber if you want some thing so cheap and clean i know abou 2 at ramle and elmanshia station on dawn town likenew capri hotel a bout 45 le for night with panoramah sceen from the window (sea and the city)
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if you like to rent a good flat with good furniture in a good building with guarder i think it would be better if you going to stay long time Posts: 167 | From: egypt | Registered: Sep 2004
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quote:Originally posted by 7aya: i love cecil hotel. and the sheraton montaza is good too.
I stayed one night at Sheraton Montazah, for $250 for a room without a view and only one double bed it was hell. The staff had such an attitude problem.
I discussed this before on another thread. It might be different when its not summer, the Gulf Arabs have a tendancy to get real bitchy when a western woman is there.
Basically a 2 or 3 star rooms for a 5 star price.
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I would say: Sofitel (Cecil) or Windsor, if price is no problem, both have nice location immediately in centre of Cornice with sea views etc.
Otherwise the El Guiesh is the long beachside street that is basically the extention of the Corniche (the centre of all life in Alex) towards the east and connecting most of Alexandrias suburbs and beaches successively, so a good bet is to look for anything with address at Gueish, the larger numbers (300+) should be nicely in area of Stanley or not too long from it and you should be guaranteed sea view as well.
Anyway, the basic taxi fare in Alex is 10 EGP for long runs like from beginning of Corniche to Montazah, 4-7 for shorter ones, and there is not so much to do in and around Stanley (????) so I'd rather advice stay in centre (Corniche or Raml Station) and take taxis or trams (LOVE trams!!! & the fare is only 0.5 EGP or was it 0.25 maybe) to other points of interest. Service cars and certain suburbian a/c buses (1 EGP) are not bad either and outside of peak hours are largely empty. Enjoy!!!! And DO visit the beaches outside of Alex, if have time, e.g. in 6th October City/ Agami, to the west of A. Magnifique!!! I will post more about Alex shortly, have difficulty in getting control over all impressions and squeezing it into readable amount.
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