As well as Aswan, I can fully recommend in Luxor to stay on the west bank of the Nile. I am happy with my choice of this hotel, which is a true oasis of peace and tranquility. I couldn't believe that there is such a peaceful and pleasant place in Luxor that is also not overpriced. The staff is very nice and helpful and I can highly recommend the dinners from the local chef who cooks really well and tasty and is extremly helpful. The breakfasts were also absolutely perfect, with fresh fruit juice and plenty of food. After the hustle of Luxor, we were always happy to return to our room in the tranquility of the garden where all you could hear was the birds singing only. Locality around is extremly good for small shopping of food and meals with no annoying people. We felt safe to walk few km outside of the city.

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Great little hotel, nice staff, nice pool. Good location not far from the ferry. We could stay in the room until early evening for a modest fee, which was great before taking the night train.

The booking of a balloon tour was not super convincing. The price did not seem good (especially after our tour was reschedulded), the tour operators apparently expected us to pay them (while we had already paid at the hotel) so we had a few discussions and had to insist a bit that they sort it out with the hotel themselves. But this is not a big issue, the staff who organized the tour was a trainee and was learning - this can happen, and our stay was very overall very enjoyable.

This is a quiet location in a West Bank village with wonderful gardens. It's a short walk from the main road down narrow, residental dirt streets. People along the way are friendly enough if you speak to them but are not selling or hassling you along the way. The hotel itself is very peaceful. There is a restaurant with a good chef on the top floor. They also have a nice swimming pool. All of the staff are polite and eager to help. I will be staying at this hotel again. It's a restful oasis.

The breakfast is a bit sparse. Omlette, juice, breads, cheese, jam, yogurt, tea/coffee.

Breakfast was fresh flat breads with local cheese, honey and bananas with turkish coffee on request. Staying on the West Bank meant easy access to the Valley of the Kings, Valley of the Queens, & nobles tombs plus a village feel. The hotel is an easy walk from the Nile and ferry jettys.

At the time we visited (March 24), they didn't accept credit cards and we had to pay cash. It was unexpected, but we were easily able to get cash from the many ATMs around the city.

It’s in good location, about 5-7 minutes to the river side. Plenty of restaurants and mini stores nearby. The staff is very helpful. We felt a little unsafe that 2 guys were following us all the way after we got out from the restaurant. We called the hotel for help and their staff walked us back to the hotel.

The room is a bit dark. It would be a lot better if they have more lightings.

The hotel is really beautiful with nice rooms and a little garden, which creates a quiet and peaceful atmosphere to relax. Also the owner was very friendly, organized a trip for us and gave us some very helpful tips because of the holidays during our stay. The breakfast was fresh and generous, also they even made us breakfast boxes to go on our last morning, because we had to leave before breakfast time.

The shower was very weak, which made it difficult to wash hair, but the second day it worked better. The location is nice to get to the outside attractions like valley of the kings etc, but a little bit far from the city centre with the temples and trainstation. Payment is only possible in cash, which was written before but we forgot about that, so we had to get money from a cash machine, which is not always easy.

We stayed on West Bank for 6 days and our hotel felt like home. Our hotel was about a 5 minute walk from the public ferry. We arrived late due to airplane, yet reception was ready for us and we were greeted kindly when we arrived. Our room had A/C as well as a fan; windows and doors leading to garden area (so quaint and beautiful) have screens on them. A sweet patio off of our room - has a table and 2 chairs and faces the garden. So quiet in this local neighborhood. Shower had hot water and good pressure. Hotel does laundry for a price when requested. They asked the night before what time we wanted breakfast each morning - if we had to leave early, they would prepare breakfast as needed. The food we had was good. The hotel and room were very clean. All men work at this hotel - we always felt safe and well taken care of.

Shower area is a bit small. Water drains slowly from shower.

There is an old world charm about the place. The room I stayed and was really big and the bathroom is very big too. I was extremely comfortable staying there. My room was on the ground floor, so I had no problems accessing my room. It was quiet and safe for a solo, female traveler. I had forgotten my reading glasses when I checked out of the hotel, and the manager was very kind to have them sent to my next hotel. It is this kind of caring and service that make this place exceptional.

I liked everything about the property.

This is a great value hotel with friendly staff who are very accommodating. We were initially put in a very dark and dingy room with almost no light but when I asked to be put in a brighter room, we were shown to a second floor room with plenty of light, a private balcony and a pleasant aspect overlooking the garden which was full of singing birds in the mornings. The bed was a decent size and although the mattress was on the firm side, it was better than many Egyptian mattresses which tend towards the firm end of the scale. They were very happy to provide us with extra pillows. The reception was able to organize guides for us at very reasonable prices and organized coffee for us when we got up at the crack of dawn to beat the crowds to the valley of the kings and Karnak. While the location of the hotel in an unpaved back street seems at first to be offputting, it is quiet (a valuable asset in a country which can be very noisy) and never felt threatening. Additionally, it is within easy walking distance of the public ferry which takes you across the nile for just EGP5. All in all, a great find.

Although it worked, the pressure in the shower was quite poor to the extent that it made showering more difficult than it should be and made it impossible to wash long hair.

A delightful little oasis boutique style hotel located perfectly away from the bustling streets but with easy access to supermarkets, pharmacy. The cuisine prepared by Hagag was exceptionally delicious - the best meals we had during our whole trip! Thank you for your warm hospitality. The perfect hotel to unwind listening to the chirping of the birds and complete our majestic trip to Egypt. We look forward to our next visit!

Everything was perfect.