Find Resorts & Hotels with Spas in Luxor

"I specifically booked a room with a king size bed, got there and they didn’t have one. They were able to convert two singles for me but it seemed an odd thing to have to ask for. The room was decoratively in a rather average state, seem to have a few lumps and bumps missing and rather dated I normally enjoy a Hilton breakfast much more than this one The swimming pools looked great, but needed to be heated more. Asked member of staff if there were any toilet facilities near the pools and was...

"Clean, Modern, Safe, Quiet! What more could we ask for? Wish we could have stayed more than 1 night! "

"Had a wonderful 2 night stay here. Resort is very well designed , rooms are spacious and pool is very relaxing. Dining options were excellent "

"It was safe and convenient for us, ferry is very close with walking and breakfast was good and clean "

"Great hotel, beautiful view of river Nile and looking across the Valley of Kings. Lots of food options. "

"What a gem in Luxor. So quiet and lovely to have the fields with oxen around. Felt very relaxing being on the quieter side of Luxor. Lovely decor and large garden with good size pool. Owner and staff very friendly and helpful. Ample breakfast and hotel restaurant was very good with a menu which changed daily and several options at a reasonable price. There is a boat available which is extremely easy to take across to the East Bank and back whenever you need it. The WiFi did not work very well in...

"The staff and the service was top notch and the room was generally very nice as were the conditions in the hotel and the food was good. We felt very secure inside the hotel. Right outside the hotel on the street, it was not so good as there were men hassling us to get on their horses or taxis and catcalling my girlfriend. However, I can not fault the staff or the conditions inside the hotel."

"This is a family owned hotel on the west bank of the Nile. Just FYI - the Valley of Kings and Valley of Queens, as well as some other temples and tombs you'll want to see, are on the west bank. But most people live on the east bank, and you'll want to visit that side to see Karnak and Luxor temples. So first decide which side you want to stay on. Both have advantages, but in short, east side is busier but has many more options for dining. By contrast, west side is easy going, you are just a few...