nice stay would go back. Really enjoyable . Very good choice for family.

This hotel (pronounced Tobb-ee-a) is 1km out of Taba, which is why it is often ignored by the tourists. When I went in January 2012 it was almost deserted because of the collapse of tourism following the Arab Spring. The Russians and Israelis who used to visit are all staying 10 minutes up the road in Eilat (some may regard... More

We were traveling from Israel to Egypt for only 1 night in Taba, the hotel is very close to the Israeli border approx 2 km . The minute we entered we were surprised of how beautiful the hotel was . Walking into the lobby was like visiting a small Egyptian museum. The staff is very friendly , the rooms we... More

This hotel/resort was the most amazing find. It is family run - indeed, the owner Madam Nadia personally took care that everything was perfect for us! The hotel consists of separate buildings, nestled into the mountainous desert with its own access to the most amazing beach and coral reefs. From the beach you can see the lights of Eilat in... More

If you want to feel like a princess in Egypt go to Tobya!! We were in this time of the year almost alone in the hotel. The owner was so kind to take us a party because she thought it was a bit boring for us (wasn't) so few people. The staff is very very kind. they even are learning... More

As a last minute decision we went to Taba, Egypt to spend the last days of 2010. We stayed at Tobya for a week and had a wonderful time, even though it was raining 2 days. The rooms were nice the staff was more then helpful and the surroundings were beautiful. No demand was too great; we got everything we... More

I've been desperately trying to think of the words which would adequately describe this resort, however I've been having difficulty in doing so, so I'll try and start from the beginning, describe our personal experience and then review the amenities etc at the end. The Resort is an hour and a half from the airport - this is fine as... More

I booked this hotel really to just spend a night at Taba, on my way from Jordan to Sharm. I arrived farly late (it was dark), completely exhausted after the long journey and a bad customs experience in Israel. So didn't really have a chance to get a taste of the place. This was around the end of December 2008.... More

Not being a fan of the big, impersonal chain hotels, I found the Tobya via Trip Advisor as I was unsure as to which Red Sea resort to visit. We virtually had the hotel to ourselves due to credit crunch and other world events hitting the Russian tourist market . Consequently we had undivided personal attention from the staff and... More