The strangest hotel in the world

If you go to a hotel, you might be surprised to know that it's no power, and it's forbidden to use a mobile phone, but that's not fiction, it is an order applied in one of the strangest hotels in the world in Egypt, and bears the name "Adrir Amilal» Adrère Amellal.

In a report, the British Daily Mail said the hotel is located in the Egyptian desert of Siwa, about 300 kilometers from the Mediterranean coast to south-west of Marsa Matrouh, a sandy hotel with 40 rooms with décor inspired by the life of the Sewa desert, there is no electricity and no telephones in the rooms. It also prevents the use of mobile phones in public places, and uses candles for night lighting

The restaurant cooks, according to the site, use the traditional methods and rely on the natural vegetables harvested directly from the hotel's garden.

In the light of the clamour that people live in their daily civilizational lives, many tourists are looking for refuge that would cut them off the hustle world, so they found this hotel has a sanctuary like Crown Prince Charles and his wife Camilla, who visited the hotel earlier, according to the site.

The hotel's room rate starts from £ 460 per night, more than 4660 Egyptian pounds, and its dirt doors its walls are of salt rocks, and there are palm trees that give shade to the hotel's open yard.

According to the site, the hotel features earthen doors that absorb heat in the daytime and then reflect them at night to give warmth, surrounded by 7 salt lakes and olive trees over a 25-kilometer stretch.