Hotels Near Luxor Museum in Luxor

This Aracan Hotel is great! It exceeded our expectations. 1. The hotel is located on the Nile River in Luxor, facing the cruise ship terminal, and the transportation is very convenient. The train station is 1.5 kilometers to the east, the Luxor Temple is 500 meters to the south of the hotel, and the Karnak Temple is 2 kilometers to the north. 2. The hotel is large, with first-class facilities, a beautiful and spacious lobby, a clean large swimming pool in the garden, and several restaurants with different flavors. 3. The hotel offers various tour arrangements, Egyptian-style massages, etc. 4. The rooms are large and comfortable, well-equipped, and each room has a balcony with views of the Nile River. 5. The room rate includes breakfast, and the food supply is relatively rich. 6. The hotel staff has first-class service, warm and thoughtful, and helpful. When I was having dinner in the restaurant, I forgot my mobile phone on the table because I was busy with work. The waiter picked it up and handed it to the front desk. When I found that my mobile phone was not on me, I found it when I returned to the hotel. I am very grateful for the honest service of the hotel staff! 🙏🙏 7. It should be noted that the service in the hotel is very good and safe. But on the streets and tourist attractions, you will encounter some people who actively approach you, basically they are trying to solicit customers or collect tips. Don't let them get close to you, just wave your hand and say ”No” and stay away.

Our view from the hotel room was so good. The hotel is close to one mall and you can shop your souveniers from there. Foods are good. In december sea was cold but it is okay. We had fun!

I arrived at midnight, but the reception still wait for me. And they offer lots of suggestion and help during my day trip to Karnak Temple. The room is clean and the price is fair. Really nice breakfast served with Ommelete and coffee, and traditional Egyptian food. if hair dryer needed, ask the reception :)

Stayed at this hotel for 2 nights. It’s okay if you’re not too picky. This hotel should be a good level 20 years ago, and it’s a bit old now. But everything is available, air conditioning, TV, bathroom, breakfast, Wi-Fi, elevator, service desk, lobby sofa, access control administrator. You can check in early, store your luggage after check-out, rest on the sofa in the lobby and wait for the bus at night. It is 2 kilometers from the Luxor Temple through the tourist commodity street, and 2 kilometers from the Kanak Temple. In the hotel, you can see the residents hanging a basket with ropes downstairs on the balcony of the residential building opposite. Very interesting.

Great experience it‘s nice stay because you see the flamingo and the nice Garden good to stay with together. Price is affordable, and convenient to visit luxor temple and market nearby. however the hotel is tricky about price, you need to pay by person, instead of pay by room. It cost you extra charge for stay more than one person, and the receipt shows below cannot identify which item was charged for.

The hotel has great gardens, restaurants and a pool that overlook the river. These amenities are well maintained and give the hotel glamour. They are unbeatable. Should I say, if the outside grounds was like the inside the hotel this will be the best hotel in Luxor. Unfortunately the rooms needs some updating. On the other hand, the restaurant staff is super serviceable. Taking everything into account this hotel is excellently priced. I would return to enjoy the river from the lovely gardens.

It is a fabulous raw and Rustic location in theHeart of Luxor. Just for an local life experience, we moved from exotic beach hotel accomodation to this Hotel. We enjoyed our stay thoroughly!! Best part was the Terrace, It is amazing. The photos we shot on it were simply mesmerising!! The Staff were very very friendly and were always there for us in organize our trips, pick and drops!! Overall we enjoyed our stay in Happy land Luxor!!

Excellent hotel with great amenities. The room was clean and very good sized. The bathroom was also clean. We had the breakfast once and it was decent- a live egg station and a large variety of baked stuff, fruits, etc. However, the hotel had an issue with their water supply. One staff mentioned it was a problem with their water pump and another staff mentioned that it was a general issue in Luxor- I am not sure which is the accurate reason. They did provide water bottles as a substitution to the lack of water and opened up the spa on the mezzanine for showers. We had a 5:30am departure from the hotel so went to take a shower at 3:30 am after confirming with the reception. There was no staff at the spa and I had to figure out which shower to use and find my own set of towels. The least expectation during an issue like this would be to staff the spa and help guests out.

Facilities: Absolutely super five-star, super cost-effective, the hotel with the lowest price but the most perfect environment, facilities and services during this trip to Egypt. Service: The front desk helped to upgrade the room type for free, and you can see the Nile River view. The ladies are all very beautiful and will ask if you are satisfied with the upgraded room type after check-in. Of course I am satisfied! After that, the waiter will send fruit, which is really thoughtful! Environment: It looks very new, and it feels like a lot of money has been spent on decoration. It is 10,000 times better than the Hilton we stayed in Hurghada! !

The Steigenberger is located right on the Nile - you can sip a drink by the pool while overlooking the iconic river. The resort has 2 gorgeous - and much-needed - swimming pools, 2 a la carte restaurants (Italian and Lebanese), a main dining room, and some shops. In the garden, there is a tent with comfy seating where you can order tea, smoke some shisha and watch the evening’s entertainment. On the surface it looks great, but the fittings all seem a bit tired and quite “old school”. There’s a picture of Princess Diana visiting in the 80s/90s, and I did wonder if anything had been upgraded since then…