Please tell me, who has encountered theft in hotels in Hurghada?

@NV: I sympathize. In the hotel memo, it is written in red that they are not responsible for anything that is outside the safe (you may also be told this). Suitcases can be very easily broken into, so it's not safe to store anything at all.

@Viktoriya: We didn’t let go of anything in Mexico. We took turns swimming. Everything was safe. And here we decided that it was enough with the lock. It seems that theft is thriving everywhere here too.

I have a suitcase with a combination lock. The lock has been opened.

Not a mistake for sure. We literally checked in the evening. And after lunch "the gift".

@NV: Most likely, the thief won't be found. Just because he will hide the money well. What can anyone prove? If the thief or the harasser is found, they are expelled and blacklisted.

@Svetlana: Well, thank God, or I would have been really upset! I liked the climate, I would like to come again. I will be more careful in choosing a hotel)

@NV: Which hotel?

@Elena: Coral Beach

@NV: In Soma Bay?

@Elena: Mukhafaza

@NV: This is a province)) a district by our definition

@N Z: Got it))))) yes, in front of Sahl Hashish

@NV: Such cases happen in hotels, sometimes they are mentioned in reviews. In our hotel, a lady forgot her purse at the disco. The security guard said he would pass it on to the reception and they would look for the owner. It mostly depends on the conscience of the staff, who takes out the money.

@NV: My brother's wife lost a nice gold chain with a pendant on Alibaba last year. We really didn't understand where it could have slipped off, we had already given up, it's a shame, of course, but what can you do. In the end, they invited us to the reception, asked to show a photo where she had the chain on, and returned it in a huge envelope that had 100,500 signatures. Apparently, they were passing it to each other for signature.

Come to the reception, they will call the manager, and offer to call the police if you want. They will check the cameras. If the shift has not left, they will search.

@Maria: I think so too. We told the hotel manager. They promised to look into it, but they didn't guarantee anything. I'm curious about something else: how else can they "mess up"? And how often does this happen in Egypt? It's just that we came here for the first time. And we were welcomed like this?