u/Exciting_Capital_326

The best staycation I've ever had. The property is fantastic.

They upgraded us to a Suite as we had a NUA.

Service can be better but food was pretty good.

Stayed a week back. The property overall is absolutely stunning. Do watch pool in the video - it was the highlight.

Review:

Pros: new building, good location, lots of extras in the room, dishwasher, separate refrigerator and freezer, full kitchen with utensils, oven and microwave, good food at the lounge on floor 29, live music played in the lounge and in the lobby while I checked in.

Cons: checkin takes ages, placed on lowest floor initially in the smallest room despite the 37 story 2-tower hotel being relatively empty and every room category showing as available in the app.

But they agreed to switch to a better room once I requested.

The hotel is located on the Red Sea and it is definitely breathtaking.

But what I loves is how they kept its charm while updating all its other facilities and the amazing ride to breakfast!

Just checked into Fairmont Udaipur Palace, so not detailed reviews yet.

But at first glance the property is majestic. Apparently less than a year old.

Just finished a 4 night stay in the beautiful Grand Hyatt Bali.

I made the mistake of of not originally booking the “Club” access for another 5k/night because I couldn’t find any real info as to what that entails but I ended up paying 7k/night at check in as it was well worth it!

A small club with a great daily breakfast and an evening small plate tapas and cocktails or wine every night from 5-7pm. Also open all day to those with assess for free snacks and non alcoholic drinks! We never paid to eat out once!

Plenty of good food and excellent service throughout the entire hotel. Oh and the room and facilities were gorgeous and well worth the price!

PS - Ignore the audio as I'd originally posted on IG.