With a stay at Sonesta St George Hotel Luxor in Luxor (Nile River Luxor), you'll be steps from Nile and 13 minutes by foot from Luxor Corniche. This luxury hotel is 11 mi (17.8 km) from Valley of the Kings and 1 mi (1.7 km) from Abu El-Hagag Mosque.
Relax at the full-service spa, where you can enjoy massages. If you're looking for recreational opportunities, you'll find a health club, an outdoor pool, and a sauna. Additional features at this hotel include complimentary wireless internet access, concierge services, and gift shops/newsstands.
Grab a bite at Serapis, one of the hotel's 3 restaurants, or stay in and take advantage of the room service. Snacks are also available at the 2 coffee shops/cafes. Need to unwind? Take a break with a tasty beverage at one of the 3 bars/lounges.
Featured amenities include a business center, dry cleaning/laundry services, and a 24-hour front desk.
Make yourself at home in one of the 322 air-conditioned rooms featuring fireplaces. Satellite television is provided for your entertainment. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and desks.
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Please note that scheduled maintenance will take place in the pool area and Nile terrace throughout August 2025. All other hotel facilities remain fully operational, and we are committed to minimizing any disruption to your stay.
"I suddenly felt compelled to write a review here in Hurghada. Checking into a new hotel yesterday, the housekeeping staff knocked on our door and warmly asked if we needed anything. This reminded me of Mr. Saleh, the housekeeper at a Luxor hotel, who made me feel completely at home. Since I love towel animals, I left a note and a tip asking if he could fold a crocodile for me. After a day out, I returned to find a huge elephant on the bed! And a cute doll sitting next to it ๐ช, which made me incredibly happy. Mr. Saleh probably saw the Jellycat elephant on my bed and folded a similar one based on my preferenceโบ๏ธ. The next day, he folded a crocodile ๐ and a monkey ๐ hanging from the light. Returning in the evening, it was another surprise! Walking into the bathroom, there was a small fresh flower ๐ธ in a cup, instantly brightening my mood, and all my fatigue vanished. On the morning of check-out, I received another swan ๐ฆข. During our stay, he promptly replenished our toiletries and kept the room spotless. If you choose to stay here, Saleh will undoubtedly provide you with the best service.
That morning, after a long drive without eating anything, all I wanted was to check in quickly. However, I waited for over half an hour for check-in with no progress. The Trip.com customer service was very responsive and helped us resolve the issue immediately. Thank you to the curly-haired lady at the front desk who upgraded our room. I love the papyrus paintings in the room; they are exquisite and not easily found or bought in tourist areas.
The room facilities are excellent and well-designed. In a limited space, everything you need is there. I could comfortably sit in front of the mirror to do my makeup and sit on the sofa to eat hotel food. The wet and dry separation in the bathroom is well done, and the lighting is good. I especially like that I can choose to turn off individual lights instead of just one master switch.
However, other service staff we encountered at the hotel were quite cold. When asking for our room number at breakfast, their expressions were indifferent. Walking into the restaurant, the staff were very cold. One lady, not wanting us to sit at an un-set table, suggested we sit at a table she designated with cutlery. We still sat where we chose, and she showed impatience. For the next few days, she would just glance at us expressionless and walk away. When there was no cutlery on the table, I had to find someone to set it for me; so many staff in the restaurant saw me standing there with a need but wouldn't actively set the table. The managers in suits only asked European and American guests if they needed anything. During our four-day, three-night stay, not once did they speak to us. The front desk staff on the day of check-out were also very cold, only saying 'finished, bye bye' to me. At the other hotels we stayed at in Egypt, the staff were all very friendly, making us feel welcome and happy. So, I believe that no matter how good the hotel facilities and cleanliness are, mutual respect between people is more important.
Therefore, I want to thank Mr. Saleh again and hope he encounters more appreciative guests.
BTW, housekeeping staff are very busy every day, and extra requests increase their workload. A proper tip is a form of appreciation for them โค๏ธ"