Imperial beach Club

The imperial club boasts a private beach and bar, exclusively for its guests. The bar offers an extensive selection of beverages, including non-alcoholic cocktails, ensuring there is something for everyone. This tranquil oasis is the perfect place to unwind and soak up the sun.

Regrettably, the service at this beach was abysmal. Despite pressing the buzzer on my lounger for a staggering 20 minutes, no one bothered to show up. After finally ordering food and drinks, we were left waiting for what seemed like an eternity. Although the food eventually arrived, the drinks were nowhere to be seen. To make matters worse, there was not even the slightest hint of an apology from the staff. Even after we finished our meal and had our plates cleared away, we were still left without our beverages. Despite pressing the buzzer repeatedly, we were unable to get someone's attention to bring us the bill. In the end, we had no choice but to get up and walk to the counter, which finally prompted someone to come rushing over. It's a shame that this was the only poor service we experienced during our three-week stay at the Atlantis. Many others around us were also complaining of similarly poor service that day. It's disappointing to think that

To be candid, the beach experience was mediocre. The service was top-notch, as expected from Atlantis, yet the beach itself was not particularly impressive. The water was warm, but the sand was littered with sizable stones and rocks that could cause discomfort and even injury to bare feet. Nevertheless, it still serves as a decent spot to unwind and soak up the sun.

This private beach is supposedly "very beautiful" but let's be real, what beach isn't? Apparently, it's also a popular spot for Indian film shoots, so if you're lucky, you might catch a glimpse of Shahrukh Khan. The Palm is a fancy five-star hotel that claims to offer a vacation experience of a lifetime. But with 1,548 rooms, it's more like a small city than a hotel. The nautically themed resort has two accommodation wings, East and West Tower, connected by a fancy suite called the Royal Bridge. The hotel is situated on a man-made peninsula called Palm Island, which sounds impressive, but let's not forget it's still man-made. Guests can choose from a variety of activities to "relax," including spa days, water parks, salons, tennis courts, and aquarium strolls. If you're feeling adventurous, there are 23 restaurants to choose from, though let's be honest, most of them are