Hotels With Pools in Luxor Governorate, Egypt

The room is fine, bathroom needs to be cleaner, main staff all very good. except housekeeping & concierge staff, they purposely setup to get & wait for tips. I had just checkin the room. They didn’t replenish the complimentary water & some towels & tissues. I ask housekeeping to bring, i opened the door for him, I was on the phone to a client, housekeeping person interrupted me to tell me they’ve finished placing them in the bathroom & stood there waiting for a tip. It’s very annoying, I didn’t exists poor attitude from hotel staff, of course, I complained to the manager. They handled the situation. Yet this ought never to even occur.

Overall, it was a good stay. Reception was quick to address initial issues around cleanliness of my room, and they made up for it by upgrading me. Room service was great, restaurants and breakfast also very good. Location is ideal, you can take a walk on the Nile at sunset and the garden is absolutely stunning. I do think parts of the hotel need upgrading, the carpets were looking a bit rough in parts of my room, the hairdryers were seriously old, headboard had marks and scuffs on it etc., I definitely expected a bit more for a 5 star hotel.

It has beautiful Nile sunset view. Amenities are great. Internet weak in rooms, good in lobby. Breakfast is scrumptious. Only some of the housekeeping fellas are dodgy, like everywhere in Egypt, they try all means to get tips, more tips, more money.

The hotel is a large, stand-alone white building near the Nile River in Luxor. It's in a great location, not far from Karnak Temple. Downstairs is a small supermarket frequented by locals, and the prices aren't too high. A chocolate croissant costs 15 Egyptian pounds, and a 1.5L bottle of Nestle water is 9 Egyptian pounds, making it a great place to grab a bite to eat. The room was spacious. The bedsheets weren't exactly new and a bit pilled, but otherwise clean. When I first checked in, I was given the last room in 501, but I moved to 510, which is a bit less remote. The air conditioner was a bit old and noisy, but it was manageable with earplugs. There were two bottles of water in the room, but no disposable slippers, toothbrushes, or water bottles. The shampoo and shower gel came in small bottles without foil seals, suggesting they weren't replaced every time the room was cleaned. There was also some shampoo residue on the surface of the bottles. The hot water had good pressure, and it was hot at night and lukewarm in the morning. On the morning of August 1, 2025, there was loud construction noise across from my room starting at around 5 or 6 AM. The hotel's soundproofing isn't particularly good, and it can be quite noisy and waking people up. Travelers arriving soon should be aware of this. The hotel front desk offers free luggage storage, which is perfect for those heading to the Valley of the Kings that morning and then returning to the hotel before leaving Luxor. I missed the 2:35 PM go bus and had to take the 7:35 PM bus to Hurghada. I spent a few hours in the hotel lobby's sofa area. I felt the overall service quality was quite high, and the staff's attitude and manners were impeccable. Overall, this hotel is a good choice for the price in Luxor. There are some minor details that aren't quite right, but I didn't encounter any major issues. I often travel alone, so I always bring my own disposable face towels, toothbrush, small toiletries, and Crocs. I recommend everyone traveling to Egypt to bring these items.

This place makes a nice stay. It has its own zoo which is pretty cool. Sunset views by the pool are great. Great amenities. Service is a little slow. Pool is nice and massive. Few different restaurants at the property. Overall it’s a decent stay.

Good Location. Clean and Comfortable. Lying on the sun-bathing chair at night to see the stars there is really cozy. Need to be aware that the shower facilities is just soso, the water pressure is not strong enough

Every service staff is very nice, but it is really not recommended to live in the West Bank. The transportation here is very inconvenient. This homestay is in a desolate village. I was very scared on the way to the taxi. There was nothing around. I wanted to take a taxi to the port to take a boat, but no one took the order. I had to walk out. Many local villagers asked me along the way, but I didn't dare to talk to them. It was obviously different to take a boat to the East Bank. It was also very inconvenient to take a taxi back after the sun set at 5 o'clock. Many drivers were unwilling to cross the bridge and asked for a very high price. It is really not recommended to live in the West Bank. You need to go back very early, but in fact, the Nile River in Luxor is very lively at 11 o'clock at night

L'hôtel était absolument charmant ! Le personnel était chaleureux et très accueillant. Situé dans un environnement calme et paisible, nous avons passé un excellent moment. Son emplacement central permet de visiter facilement les différents sites. Nous avons particulièrement apprécié son restaurant, où nous avons savouré des plats délicieux. Un grand merci au patron qui a été aux petits soins pour nous.

The hotel is located on the banks of the Nile. The room has a small balcony overlooking the Nile. The bathroom is spacious and the room is neither too big nor too small. The lobby is quite grand, with an outdoor swimming pool and a waterfront terrace. The breakfast is quite rich, but the sausages are inferior. Overall, the hotel is cost-effective and worth recommending.

The hotel was okay. The facilities were good and the staff are very helpful. The room is a little dated but still very nice and clean with an amazing pool. We were upgraded to a Nile view which was nice. The sunsets by the pool are also gorgeous. Great location as base for day trips in Luxor. The only annoying thing was being pestered by vendors to buy at their shops inside the hotel(some wouldn’t take “no, thank you” for an answer), I understand they need to keep business going but all I wanted to do was relax by the pool after a long day of touring and fighting off vendors all day. The food here is also awful (gave free school hostel food vibes), we tried dinner twice and room service in addition to daily breakfast . We paid about 3000EGP for 1 buffet dinner and it was definitely not worth it. Our least favourite food from our 2weeks around Egypt. You can pay less for delicious food elsewhere. The stay here was okay and staff were generally friendly and nice. No expectations of or demanding tips.