Luxor Hotel Guide - Hotels with Breakfast in Luxor, Luxor Governorate

"Beautiful hotel very professional staff great breakfast and food."

"The hotel is an incredible place, filled with beautiful details in every corner. The Nile is directly next to it and boat rides are an amazing extra. I highly recommend Hassan and his piloting skills. We experienced the Nile as it should be done. The staff at the hotel is attentive and friendly and service is amazing. We ate at 3 of the restaurants and were very pleased. The hotel has a Thai restaurant that served the best pad tai I have eaten. The beds are comfortable and the room was spacious. The only complaints are that hot water was irregular and sporatic. Leaving one to take cold showers. Additionally, please stop using those horrible paper straws. Having said that, the hotel is a dream and I will return to it. "

"the hotel inside is great but around the hotel is not"

"After all those beautiful temples we really needed a few days of relax and this resort had it all. Thanks Jolie Ville for a wonderful stay. "

"Very good place to stay in Luxor. "

" Beautiful garden on the property right off the Nile river. "

"I loved my stay here. Although the rooms are not very big, it was nice and quaint. The location is amazing, the staff very friendly and helpful. Also there is a restaurant at the rooftop with great views and really tasty food. "

"Best hotel expirience ever I had dreamed of staying in this hotel since I was a child, and it exceeded my expectations!! Outstanding customer service!! Mohamed salah and Endrawes really went out of their wayto make my stay epic!! "

"Just checked out of the Old Winter Palace, a quietly dignified landmark built in 1886 for British aristocrats wintering in Luxor. Its faded grandeur still lingers—shaded colonnades, clipped gardens, and that peculiar hush found only in places touched by history. Howard Carter was staying here when news broke of Tutankhamun’s tomb; the echoes of that moment still seem to drift through the high shutters and marble halls. A retreat not of excess, but of atmosphere."