Welcome to our charming mediterranean home! As you enter this 2 bedroom, 2 bath home, you’ll be welcomed by the natural light and the smell of the Mediterranean Sea that accents the charm of this beautiful space. You’ll feel right at home the moment you walk through the front door, as the living room has been exceptionally designed to feel stylish yet understated, focusing on comfort above all else. The ideal set-up for anyone traveling to Alexandria and looking for a place to relax, enjoy the beautiful sea-view yet be in a central location. This home is fully maximized to fit up to 6 people. It is furnished with 1 king bed in the master bedroom, and 2 single beds in the guest bedroom. For larger parties, the living room has 2 pull-out couches comes equipped with a memory foam pillows, providing an additional sleeping area. Traveling with a baby? We’ve got you covered; we have a foldable baby crib for your convenience. ———————————————————————————— Legal notice: Couples from the host country (Egypt) have to present legal marriage certificates in compliance with the local laws and regulations. Thank you for your understanding.

Gleem, is one of the best neighborhood in Alexandria. It is well known for its beach and summer vibes. It is also home to multiple Fine Arts faculties that can be fond across the neighborhood. As a result, many art galleries, high-end print shops and suppliers started their business in Gleem decades ago. It is few minutes away from San Stefano mall - a popular shopping/hang-out destination in Alexandria. Recently, with the new development of Gleem Bay - a high-end food court that occupies the used-to-be public bay - it regained momentum and hence more people go out and about across the neighborhood. Many relates to Gleem with the summer, the ice cream and fine arts. Getting around Gleem is generally easy. It is accessible via the main transportation network in the city and people can use different modes to commute; cars, tram and public transportation buses. It is also pedestrian friendly and people used to run errands across the neighborhood on foot. Parking is mainly privately owned/managed but still could be hard to find due to demand and the lack of public parking spaces.