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The staff were all very friendly and helpful, especially Mahmood. The rooms were clean and brand new, good shower. We were able to check in 4 hours early, great central location. Would highly recommend and definitely stay again.

Clean, comfy hotel. I had everything I needed. Only 30 metres to KFC. Shower was great with haircare products provided. Bed was very good for me. I like firm not hard and the mattress was best one in Egypt.

The room had everything needed. Comfortable mattress and pillow. Breakfast was great. The price of the room is excellent. Prime location as well

Very comfortable stay, great hotel, amazing location, the quality of service is nearly 4 star! Best value for money in upper Egypt, that goes for whole city of Qena as well, untouched by mass tourism yet it has a lot to offer.

Nice hostel in a peaceful village near Valley of the Queens. Polite and respectful host.Thank.

Authenticity-Set amongst the Theban hills and Nile agricultural area. Simple, cosy, mud brick cottage with nice garden and rooftop to enjoy the panoramic views. Abdul is super friendly and can help with whatever you need. We booked a hot air balloon tour through him. He is also an excellent chef and the home cooked meals we had at Nour El Balad was the best food we had in Egypt. Duck, chicken, kofta were all superb.

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Out of our six nights in Luxor, we spent two nights here. Sadly, this hotel cannot compete with Iberotel's substantial discount at that time in terms of value. Nonetheless, still highly recommended! The main draws for staying here are (1) the landmarks' close proximity—four of them are only a short stroll away(if you like walking like us). When we stepped outside at 5:30 a.m., we saw the balloons being inflated between the fields across the street. We then strolled to the Monuments of Memnon and discovered ourselves alone admiring the statue with the balloons—it was breathtaking. Walking on the West Bank is more pleasurable and hustle-free, in our experience. (2) The owner of this locally owned business is a fantastic host. When you need help, he's there. The nicest aspect is that you don't waste time haggling—the quoted price for the taxi is almost the same as what we were able to negotiate while we were staying on the east bank. We’ve been the other hotels and their tour price are inflated. We had trouble arranging the train to Aswan online on our final night. He tried hard to helped us obtain a ticket but was unsuccessful. He then advised us to simply arrive early enough so that we can perhaps find a seat. The following day, a packed breakfast was provided and surprised us by driving us to the boat dock himself. Tips to avoid the crowds plan valley of the kings after 1pm or very early, 8am is late already. book your tickets online at egymonuments.com. You can walk between Luxor temple and Karnak temple via avenue of the sphinx and there’s ticket counter and check on the way closer to Karnak.

This hotel is a little gem! We truly loved our stay here in this small boutique-hotel. All the staff was so friendly and very service-oriented. Having delicious breakfast on the beautiful rooftop was magical, especially when seeing all the hot air balloons early in the morning! We also had our dinner during our stay which was very good as well! The location is perfect, not far from the Valley of the Kings and Queens. The hotel has an unbeatable view on the Medinat Habu temple which is within walking distance! We found out that the hotel was the first and only hotel on the Westbank. Howard Carter and his team stayed here during the time the tomb of Tutankhamun was discovered so for us this gave an extra dimension to our stay!

The villas were beautifully designed and very spacious, overlooking the mature garden with mango, orange trees and a pool to relax after the sightseeing. The food was genuine and delicious. The service and the guidance given by the staff was invaluable, helping with transport and advice to navigate Luxor.