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At the end of the day, you get what you pay for. That being said, for the price, the room surpassed my expectations, in cleanliness and organisation. However, the staff was probably the best part, they helped us book various services in Luxor, including hot air balloon ride. They were very friendly and helpful, and I definitely recommend Shady Hotel as a place to stay for cheap if it is your first time in Luxor.

Stayed at this hotel for 2 nights. It’s okay if you’re not too picky. This hotel should be a good level 20 years ago, and it’s a bit old now. But everything is available, air conditioning, TV, bathroom, breakfast, Wi-Fi, elevator, service desk, lobby sofa, access control administrator. You can check in early, store your luggage after check-out, rest on the sofa in the lobby and wait for the bus at night. It is 2 kilometers from the Luxor Temple through the tourist commodity street, and 2 kilometers from the Kanak Temple. In the hotel, you can see the residents hanging a basket with ropes downstairs on the balcony of the residential building opposite. Very interesting.

Excellent hotel/hostel with a friendly owner and staff. Great rooftop social area which is key to learning from others and big value in terms of saving money and time. We booked a West Bank tour through the hotel with Aladine Solomon Tours. Aladine was the best Egyptian tour guide that we encountered. He has a great sense of humor and explained a lot of customs, agriculture, and history that went beyond a normal tour.

The environment is very good. It shares a garden with the Hermitage and the swimming pool is great. The service is very good except for the receptionist who kept urging us to check out. When we checked in, we already said we wanted to check out late and the supervisor agreed. She didn't ask. He said we didn't have any and asked us to leave immediately. I called the front desk again and she said she would check in. This time there was no reply. The experience was extremely bad. Others were very nice. The breakfast was poor, but the environment was good. , I would like to give special praise to the guy from Jian Omlet. He is a nice person and very patient. The restaurant service is very good. It is not an exaggeration. He has been to all Egyptian hotels and has done a good job. In addition to the Winter Palace and the Old Waterfall, the Egyptian hotel service also includes the Mina Palace. Other services are very poor, including the Kapinski where I live now, but for the cost performance and this garden, I will still choose it.

Stayed here as part of G Adventures Highlights of Egypt tour. Not much positive to say about the place except I've got to give accolades to the housekeeping guy. He was also friendly and even made some towel art creatures every time he serviced the room. A very nice guy. But you can't go past the ridiculous high prices for laundry. It's per item and starts at one US dollar for a pair of underwear. I mean I'm not from the US and we're not in the US so why are we using a currency that isn't Egyptian pounds? I went to Antarctica who have a monopoly for anything you buy as you're on a ship and their laundry prices weren't that ridiculous. If you're on the G Adventures trip do your laundry at the hotel before this, there it was also per item but only a couple of Egyptian pounds per item. So you can wash everything in your bag for the price of one or two pairs of underwear at Susanna. If you've left it too late the hotel in Alexandria is also quite reasonable. Breakfast was so bad I didn't go back after the first day. These guys couldn't care less about the environment, Every bit of stale bread and every other inedible thing is wrapped in multiple layers of plastic. You've got to pay extra (remember you paid for a room that includes breakfast) for a cup of orange juice. There's no water with breakfast either, you can buy bottles and other beverages in the foyer though.

This hotel is a hidden gem in Luxor. The hotel is in an excellent place downtown and my room was neat, clean, and plenty cool thanks to the AC. The manager Mustafa was also very kind and really helped make my stay here special. When I come back to Luxor, I will definitely come back here and enjoy the views from their pool balcony!

The service is very good and the service items are comprehensive. If you are tired, you can order food to the room and there is laundry service. My waist was acutely sprained, and I was in so much pain that I couldn't walk at all. The hotel actually had medical services. A doctor soon came to check, give injections, and give medication, and the effect was immediate. Fortunately, there was this service, otherwise I wouldn't be able to have fun in the future. Professional five-star, no discrimination.

The Iberotel Luxor is in an excellent location overlooking the Nile (and 15 minutes from the train/bus station). Am so happy I chose to stay here. The Nile facing room is well worth the slightly higher price. My room was a good size with a fridge, lots of closet space, two arm chairs and a table. Only minus was that the sockets are oddly far from the bed. The balcony is great for sitting in the evening or at night or whenever it's not hot. It's quiet though the outside bar was playing a soccer game. Otherwise, no noise at night. Also no wifi issues anywhere in the hotel. The bathroom is functional but could use a bit of updating. The morning breakfast buffet had everything (breads, omelet bar, fruits, veggies, jams, cheese, meats, yogurts, dips, sweets, juices) and I went back for seconds and thirds every day. The pool area is lovely and right next to the Nile. Plenty of chairs and you can order from the cafe or just nap. All the staff from the waiters to the manager are nice and helpful. I walked to the sights, shopping and restaurants but obviously there are taxis and horses waiting outside. I was very happy, stayed an extra night and would absolutely recommend.