Happy Land Dahab

Recent Reviews: 51

• User:Elsayed R

  Trip type: Solo travel

  You’ll love to go there at least twice a year ❤️

  08 Jun 2025

  One of the most comfortable places 7 yeas a year after year of going there There’s nothing wrong at all everything is always in the best shape Thank your for everything guys the staff is pretty helpful and the rooms are so clear, never the less seeing the amazing view ❤️

• User:L0Lana84

  Trip type: Friends getaway

  Nice hotel

  30 May 2025

  Very quite hotel with friendly crewWas a very nice experience thereWith a nice restaurant view on the seaAlso the prices of the rooms is very good and the room was clean and comfortableI suggest it for all my family and friendsIf i went to dahab again i will be there

• User:Curiosity08535234578

  Trip type: Solo travel

  Recommend staying here, you wont be disappointed and the staff are friendly and polite and great fresh smoothies

  10 May 2025

  Lovely staff, lovely people, was really looked after as a lone female from London.Great location, beautiful restaurant.Would defiantly recommend staying here.Loads of shops and the beach is 3mins away. Rooms are basic but who’s staying in the room when there is so much to do all day.Beds are comfortable

• User:Mahmoud T

  Trip type: Friends getaway

  Perfect choice

  06 May 2025

  I enjoyed every single moment……it will be missed❤️Room super cleanStaff was friendly….they ask me if i need anything during my stay Breakfast front of the sea and it was open buffet and everything was fresh and delicious Off course i will come back again

• User:Andrew N

  Trip type: Friends getaway

  The only hotel in Dahab that doesn't allow people to drink Alcohol..

  26 Mar 2025

  It’s frustrating when a hotel enforces strict alcohol policies that seem out of place, especially in a tourist-friendly area where other establishments allow it. In this case, the owner’s behavior—fighting with guests over drinking beer and wine at a beachfront café—creates an unnecessarily negative experience. Tourists expect a certain level of relaxation and freedom in such destinations, and banning alcohol while competitors allow it only alienates potential guests.Hotels should consider the cultural and economic context of their location. If all other hotels in the area permit alcohol consumption, enforcing a ban makes this establishment stand out for the wrong reasons. Tourists choose destinations based on hospitality, atmosphere, and local norms, and an overly strict policy can drive guests away. Confrontational behavior from the owner further damages the hotel’s reputation, discouraging return visits and negative reviews that could impact business.If the hotel is concerned about excessive drinking or disruptive behavior, they could implement reasonable guidelines instead of outright bans. A better approach would be designated areas for alcohol consumption or specific time restrictions. Otherwise, guests will simply choose friendlier, more accommodating hotels nearby. At the end of the day, hospitality should be about enhancing the guest experience—not restricting it without good reason.

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