Queens Valley Hotel, Restaurants, Bars and Spa Luxor

Great hotel, really attentive staff, they made me feel very welcome, I thank them very much The rooms are pleasant, the rooftop with the swimming pool and the view of the Luxor temple is incredible I recommend to all tourists but also people who want to meet the locals I thank all the members of the hotel, especially Ahmad. Shukran

I liked the hotel. Everything is fine in the room. Except that there is no TV remote control, but if you asked, they would give it to you. The refrigerator is steaming like it was stung, the water froze overnight)) when leaving the hotel, immediately to the left is the Alley of Sphinxes. Turn left again through the intersection to the Catholic Church, after a 10-minute walk, Luxor Temple. All this time you go to the parking lot of horse-drawn carts))) to the right 10 minutes by car to the Karnak Temple, but by car you will still go through the Luxor Temple, it’s more convenient to go around the Sphinxes. If you go right from the hotel, take 100 steps and shops, local cafes and restaurants begin at the intersection. At 12 at night, many are still working, you can buy water and a snack. Wine and vodka is also open there in one of the alleys until 12, if you want something stronger than beer. There are at least two exchangers on the street in the direction of the Luxor Temple along the horses and sphinxes. I have attached all the photos. By the way, don’t be scared by the view of downtown. The second night here I walked in dark alleys, I never got stopped)) in general there is a feeling of safety, taking into account the specifics)))

The location is very close to Luxor temple and Luxor market. It takes about 10-15 minutes to walk. There is a swimming pool on the top floor, and there are paid massages. You can also see Luxor and Karnak Temple, and the Nile River is opposite. The central air conditioner in the room we stayed in was not cold. After telling the receptionist, we were given an additional air conditioner remote control. Lunch boxes can be prepared for breakfast, which is quite generous. The service staff are also nice and any problems can be solved quickly. The room facilities are probably in line with the price. There are only soap, shampoo and bath towels, which is very cost-effective.

This is a hotel that will leave you with a psychological shadow. 1. I believe that most of my compatriots who book this hotel must be traveling to Luxor. When I booked the hotel, I wanted to make do with one night and go to the next city, but the hotel is very noisy on the roadside, and you will not be able to rest well at night. It affects your trip. 2. The hygiene of the room will make you vomit. The bath towels are so dirty that they are gray and white, the quilt cover is yellow, the shape of the pillow is crooked and seriously deformed, and there is hair in the bathroom. 3. The breakfast has very few types of bread, a few vegetables, and the food is still bad. If the above still can't dissuade you, then you will enjoy a night that will make your journey memorable.

Thank you for your help for 4 days. First of all, the location is very good. Luxor Temple and Karnak Temple are nearby. The market is also nearby. It's about a 15 minute walk to the boat docks on the west side, including the Valley of the Kings. The bath towels are old and darkened, but there is no smell, so I think they are being cleaned properly. Even Japanese people who are particular about cleanliness can stay there without any problems. The problem is that no matter how hard I try, I can't open the shampoo in the toiletries with my hands. They leave about 3 of them every day, but I don't open them all. Scissors required. And a Muslim prayer place? There is a place like this in front of the hotel, and every day at 3:30 a.m., people are woken up by loud noises. The security is... well, it's a prosperous place, so you have to say "no thank you" harshly about 20 times just to walk a short distance. My children follow me to the hotel and ask me to give them cigarettes or money, but the hotel staff chases them away. Although I was the only woman, I felt safe in the hotel. They aren't as persistent as the touts outside, but the hotel staff usually ask for tips, so it's best to ask for something at the very least. Also, I tried to charter a taxi through the hotel, but I don't know if they have a collusion with the taxi company or if it's a proper taxi, but they offer a high price, so I went outside and rented a taxi myself. It is better to negotiate with If you go through a hotel, it will cost about 3 times as much.

It feels like a hotel in the 1980s. The facilities and hygiene are very average. It is the worst hotel during the trip [not as good as the other one]