Hotels With parking in Luxor Governorate, Egypt

There are a few things of the Nefertiti Hotel: 1. Excellent location (Luxor temple and museum is within working distance; a shopping street located just behind the hotel, with reasonable (bargained) price; supermarket round the corner with super delicious mango in summer); 2. Good buffet breakfast with plenty of fruit; 3. creative room service (with lovely shaped towels which surprised us every day).

Sorry this review is so late – I completely forgot to write it with all the wedding rush! But I really want to say a huge thank you to the hotel for giving us such a wonderful honeymoon experience. We truly enjoyed every moment of our stay. To our surprise, you even prepared a delicious chocolate cake for us to celebrate our honeymoon – that was so thoughtful and made our trip even more special! A special shoutout to your amazing staff: Yassin was incredibly helpful and friendly, Abd Elnaby (who brought us the cake) was so warm and kind, and the lovely front desk girl with the long ponytail – she was absolutely charming and sweet. Everyone went above and beyond to make us feel welcomed. We also want to thank the housekeeping team who decorated our room so beautifully – it was such a romantic and lovely touch, and we really appreciated it! We're so grateful for your hospitality and will definitely recommend this hotel to our friends and family. Hope to come back again someday!

There was a computer issue so check in took longer than usual. Only stayed one night. The room was great. Very clean. Breakfast buffet was really good too. Location is great. Not a far walk to Luxor temple, the bazaar and restaurants. A great mini mart across the street with actual prices on items. The prices were better than buying at small shops. The guy at the front desk Mustafa was really amazing. He was so kind and helpful. I'd stay at Temple Hotel again.

The hotel is located on an island which is not in downtown, close to the airport and a little bit far from famous temples etc., but it is acceptable and quite safe, away from noisy. The facilities are a bit old but still clean. The billboard is not well maintained and can't be used, table tennis and tennis rackets are old, just usable but not enjoyable. The service is good, we arrived in the morning and reception desk was very busy, after some minutes waiting we were lucky to get our rooms ready to check in before time. Sometimes the staff are over-occupied but overall they worked nicely and kindly to the customers. The breakfast was great, it is a plus and also every Friday there is Egyptian buffet dinner where you can enjoy quite a lot of different kinds of food, including crabs, fish, beef, duck, chicken and many desserts. There are 3 pools there and we enjoyed them, even though temperature was not warm enough we still managed to swim a little bit in infinite pool which is the biggest. Along the Nile river you will enjoy good views and even see balloon rising up in the morning.

I must say that the hotel is really clean and warm, and you can sit down and make breakfast for us even if you haven't had breakfast yet. Although the location is a bit remote, the whole courtyard is really warm and clean, and the staff are very polite and professional. There are boys sweeping the floor every day, and they will stop when they see guests passing by, and continue after they pass by. It is really a thoughtful hotel.

This prime located Hotel situated on the West Bank of Luxor offers friendly and clean accomodation. The local 24 hour ferry to the east bank is a 5 minute walk away. Bedrooms have ensuite bathrooms with T.V and selection of channels. Quieter bedrooms are over looking the delightful swimming pools with bathing towels provided. Breakfast is contintental style served on the rooftop Restaurant.I paid Egp 300 each for breakfast. Lunches and Dinners are served in the Restaurant also. An extenstive fresh Menu is offered at good prices. All the staff are very friendly and the Hotel offers excellent priced accomodation. The Hotel owners made me feel very welcome. Highly recommend this Hotel and have no hesitation in staying again.

This is a decent, economically priced hotel. The key benefit of this hotel is its location - along the Nile corniche, and walking distance from the Luxor temple, Luxor museum, the ”souq” or tourist / souvenir market, and various shops and restaurants. Rooms are a little dated though very clean. There is also a pool, gym, and spa, all the modern creature comforts you need from a hotel (I did not use these facilities so cannot comment). Staff are generally friendly and ready to help. Breakfast is also very good - a very wide spread with hot foods (think hard boiled eggs, sausages, grilled tomatoes and the likes), a whole selection of pastries which were fresh, an egg station, salad bar, fruits, yoghurt etc. They even start breakfast at 5.30am for those who need an early start touring. No toothbrush/ toothpaste provided (this seems to be the norm in Egypt), no razor available even on request.

The Steigenberger Nile Palace Luxor Hotel & Spa, while showing its age, still hints at its past grandeur. The rooms are incredibly spacious and very comfortable, with good amenities – even the TV is a Japanese LG brand. The laundry service is reasonably priced, which is a big plus for long-term travelers. Breakfast offers a decent variety, enough to meet daily needs. The hotel's location is convenient, within walking distance of Luxor Temple, making it easy for sightseeing and getting around. Overall, it offers good value for money.

I originally wanted to book the Hermitage Hotel, but it was full, so the travel agency recommended this one instead. The food, as always, was terrible. I barely noticed any Hilton-level service or amenities. We booked a family room, and it turned out to be two rooms with a connecting door that we had to open ourselves, and we were even given two separate key cards. And of course, it was a corner room again. Do Chinese tourists in Egypt always have to be assigned rooms like this? If you can avoid this place, do. I was too exhausted from staying here to even bother taking pictures.

The hotel is located on the west bank of the Nile in Luxor, about a 300-meter walk from the public ferry terminal. The one-way crossing costs 20 Egyptian pounds per person. The triple room with river view includes a king-size bed and a single bed, and features a column. The room was clean, spacious, and had a balcony with Nile views. It was a great value and very satisfying.