فندق وكازينو قصر السلاملك

Mark Kamel

المكان فعلآ ممتاز بكل المقاييس سوف تنبهر مما تراه، تشعر وكأنك فى دول اوروبا على مستوى الخدمه الجميل والاقامه المتميزه التى تجعلك فى قمه السعاده والانبساط وكمان فندق قصر السلاملك من الفنادق اللى بتهتم بفخامه الاكل على اعلى مستوى ممكن، فهناك شيفات يقومون بطهى مجموعه متميزه فريده من نوعها من الاكلات وخاصه المأكولات البحريه التى تعتبر من الاكلات الرئيسيه هناك، مناظر طبيعيه تفوق الخيال روعه بجد تجعلك تنبهر من جمالها فندق قصر السلام مجهز ومتكامل جدآ بجميع وسائل الرفاهيه، الغرف هناك تحفه مالهاش حل والموقع نفسه جميل والتصميم مالهوش حل هذا الفندق يستحق التجربه.

Lars Mourey

I stayed in Salamlek hotel for a business trip for one night only. The history of El-Salamlek Palace is that it was built by H.H. Khedive Abbas Helmi II in 1892 as a hunting lodge for His Hungarian-Austrian wife: Gawidan Hanem Abdallah. The lodge was surrounded by a man made jungle stocked with games for the hunting pleasure of H.H. Khedive and his guests. The palace was conceived as an Austrian hunting lodge to suit the Austrian educated Khedive's taste. Upon arrival, we were greeted by friendly staff and we checked in without any problems. The rooms are large and nicely decorated and there was free mineral water as well as a very lovely fruit basket. I stayed in a 2 room suite but upon closer inspection the room looked a little worn down and the mattress could use a replacement. The hotel is beautifully located away from the city's noise and taxi's are relatively inexpensive in Egypt. Remember though to bargain for the price. The biggest letdown was the breakfast. I don't know if the hotel was very empty when I was there or if I ate very early (7.30 am) but I was the only one in the breakfast room and there is no buffet to chose from. When I asked for a menu the waiter kind of sighed as if I had just asked him to juggle 3 balls while jumping on one leg. They did not have a menu??? but served a basket full of cake and jam which is not my idea of breakfast. I asked them if they could produce an omelet and was met once again with a heartfelt sigh. The omelet came and was the plainest omelet I have ever eaten. 2 eggs with nothing else. Needless to say I left the breakfast table feeling very hungry. Value for money... Hmmm. Depends on how much you end up paying. The advertised rates are similar to Four Seasons and I would definitely chose Four Seasons over this hotel any time but for a great location, large rooms and some history it is worth a visit.