Hotels with Breakfast in Luxor

Although the building was a bit old, it was well-cleaned and maintained, making it very tidy. The shower had no issues with hot water, which was very comfortable. The hotel restaurant was open for dinner, and since I was tired on the first night, I decided to eat there. The food was incredibly delicious! It was so good that I ended up canceling my plans to go out on the second night and ate at the hotel restaurant again. If I had to nitpick, the breakfast portion was a bit small, but it was acceptable.

Not bad, a two-bedroom, one-living room, two-bathroom apartment with a fridge. The owner was very friendly, and the shampoo they provided was quite good, as was the hairdryer. The only downside was that getting a taxi was a bit inconvenient; it's better to go to the red building next door to hail one as it's easier for drivers to find.

The hotel boasts an excellent location, being a long-established local establishment next to temples and markets. The travel agency recommended by the hotel is reliable, and Luxor's office is also located within the hotel grounds. The chartered vehicles are easily identifiable by their company logo. The drivers are polite but still expect tips. (Tour prices are reasonable and don't overcharge.) The hotel restaurant is delicious. Overall, it's a decent hotel from Luxor. Cons: The rooms are small; the hot water is inconsistent; the towels smell of smoke, but this is common in Egyptian hotels.

The hotel is on the west bank of Luxor. You don’t need to get up early to go hot air ballooning in the morning. You don’t need to take a ferry to cross the Nile to go to the Valley of the Kings and Habu City. There were only a few of us, and the hotel staff were very welcoming to us. The hotel has a small garden and the environment is very quiet. However, the hotel's breakfast and a la carte are not very delicious. It is not recommended to dine inside the hotel.

Overall, good value for money. I appreciated the 24/7 access to affordable drinks. First disappointment: the website mentions a restaurant that doesn't exist. You only discover it upon arrival, which is misleading and can impact the organization of your stay. The major drawback remains the taxi: we had booked one through the hotel for our late-night arrival. It never came. Finding yourself without transportation in an unfamiliar place in the middle of the night is a truly stressful situation. The taxi for the return trip, arranged to make up for it, went smoothly, but at a rather high price. Regarding the location: the hotel is located directly in the souk, which is an undeniable advantage for immersion. But as soon as you leave, be prepared for intense activity—taxis, horse-drawn carriages, vendors—which can quickly become exhausting, especially upon arrival. I recommend it for the price and location, but with these reservations: do not rely on the information on the site, arrange your own transfer if you arrive late, and mentally prepare yourself for the exit.

Convenience of check-in: Easy. Just give your name upon entering and they'll arrange check-in. If you knock on the door late at night, someone will come and open it. Security: Just a regular door lock, it's fine. Facilities: Typical 1990s Chinese guesthouse level. The shower drain was clogged and wouldn't drain. The heater was broken on the first day, and I was freezing. Cleanliness: The clogged drain was a bit disgusting. Environment: Average. There was some music playing inexplicably at night and early in the morning. Service: Service response was a bit slow. After reporting a problem, it took half an hour and multiple calls before someone came to help. However, if I had to choose, I would still stay here again because everything here feels pretty much the same, unless you stay in a chain hotel.

This Place is very clean and aesthetic. They have a rooftop to enjoy Luxor city on the top. Kitchen is available to use for guest. But im waiting too long for check in due any misscomunication about receptionist and owner. But over all, this place is very good and just need 1km by walking

The location of this hotel is average, about 5 minutes' drive from the pier in the city center, but it takes 15 minutes to walk. There are no special businesses or shopping places nearby. There is a KFC across the road and I had two meals there. The hotel was renovated about 20 years ago, so it has a very shabby luxury feel. The hotel's elevator also needs to be opened manually, which is very nostalgic and not modern at all. But it is also a hotel that meets the basic requirements.

Nice hotel, friendly staff. The rooms were cold; I stayed in December, there was no kettle, and the air conditioning didn't work. However, they brought a warm blanket, and the staff responded very quickly to my requests. That was nice. The Karnak Temple is about a 15-minute walk away.

It's close to the station, but the road to the hotel is not well-maintained (this is true throughout Egypt), so if you have large luggage, it might be better to take a taxi. The hotel will arrange anything, including felucca, balloon, and transfer to the ruins. I had already booked the balloon and transfer to the ruins, so they arranged the felucca, but the time... I think the time was a little early. I came back just as other tourists were going out to the Nile to watch the sunset... To be honest, I think I would have been more satisfied if I had directly negotiated with the boatman along the Nile at the time of the scenery I wanted to see. Hot water came out well and the water pressure was perfect. The only amenities were bar soap. There was no hair dryer in the room. I used one I brought with me, so I'm not sure if I can borrow one from the front desk. There was a bathtub, but it wasn't cleaned. In fact, the drain was clogged from the beginning, and my hair got mixed in, which was awful. The refrigerator was very cold, but I wonder if the air conditioner is controlled by the front desk? It didn't turn on even when I pressed the switch, so I asked the front desk and they turned it on for me. There is an elevator. The clogged bathtub was the worst, but the hotel staff were all so kind (I told them I needed glue and they went out of their way to buy it for me!), and it was the only relief I felt in the rip-off town of Luxor lol. Thank you for your help.