Hotels With Bar in New Valley Governorate, Egypt

This place is amazing, situated right on the lake . We had a lovely stay here. The resort is large with beautifully landscaped gardens with lovely flowers, there are plenty of pathways throughout the gardens and walkways out onto the lake. The staff are very friendly and cannot be more helpful.

I loved my room and location of the hotel. Its very convenient location to the temples was great. The front desk staff was great. The food was OK. I did have one major issue with the kids who take care of the luggage. While I was waiting for my ride I was talking to them and they asked where I lived. I tried to explain but could see that they didn't understand. I pulled up a map on google maps and showed them. While they had my phone they moved the map to show Israel. They asked me what what it was. The map clearly said Israel and I told them Israel. They told me NO that it was Palestine and laughed. I stopped the conversation right there. 3 things that I have learned with traveling and working with customers many years ago are. Do not discuss Sports, politics, or religion. I am sure that this was an isolated incident but it needs to be said. This kind of behavior is absolutely unacceptable and I hope the hotel management reads this and deals with it.

This place is amazing, situated right on the lake . We had a lovely stay here. The resort is large with beautifully landscaped gardens with lovely flowers, there are plenty of pathways throughout the gardens and walkways out onto the lake. The staff are very friendly and cannot be more helpful.

I loved my room and location of the hotel. Its very convenient location to the temples was great. The front desk staff was great. The food was OK. I did have one major issue with the kids who take care of the luggage. While I was waiting for my ride I was talking to them and they asked where I lived. I tried to explain but could see that they didn't understand. I pulled up a map on google maps and showed them. While they had my phone they moved the map to show Israel. They asked me what what it was. The map clearly said Israel and I told them Israel. They told me NO that it was Palestine and laughed. I stopped the conversation right there. 3 things that I have learned with traveling and working with customers many years ago are. Do not discuss Sports, politics, or religion. I am sure that this was an isolated incident but it needs to be said. This kind of behavior is absolutely unacceptable and I hope the hotel management reads this and deals with it.

The hotel is really a small oasis on the west bank of Luxor, opened a few months ago and the guys who run it are among the kindest and most helpful people I've met on site. Amr, the owner, helped us with everything: from transfers, to guides for the temples, up to the most basic information about the place. The restaurant offers excellent and plentiful local cuisine at a decidedly affordable price for European tourists. The livelier east bank is located 15 minutes by taxi from the hotel (200/300 egy), while the surrounding area is quiet and 99% inhabited by calm and unobtrusive local people, who (unlike the east) they care little about the fact that you are a tourist and are not insistent on selling you things (which instead constantly happens on the other bank) The swimming pool is a pleasant place to spend sunny afternoons after visits to the archaeological sites, accompanied by soft drinks at a local shisha place. And that is what makes, together with the staff, this hotel very special in its peace. The rooms are modest, but functional, perfect as a base in the area. If you are looking for rooms in large resorts or large chains, the hotel is not for you, but if you want to feel at home, for sure, you can book here. Over the months and with some small adjustments and once it reaches ”full capacity”, this hotel could become a gem of the West Bank even for the most demanding Italian tourists. Ps. WC equipped with integrated bidet...JOYS!