The breakfasts are buffet style and are fantastic. Eggs are cooked to order and there is a great selection of fresh fruits, crossaint , pastries, oriental dishes such as fuul madames, omm ali,loads of different breads all baked on site, beef sausages, fried potatoes, grilled tomatoes, yoghurts and cereal. Mmmmmm!!!!!
If you decide to stay around the pool the waiters will bring the food and drink to you and are very attentive yet without being imposing. Afternoon tea is brought to you
round the pool which you can enjoy whilst listening to the classical music that is played everyday at sunset. The nile sunset combined with the sounds of the prayers floating hauntingly across the river from the mosques of the West Bank will give you goose bumps.
Everynight there is a themed buffet and on Oriental night there is a Galabeya party where everybody is dressed up and taken to another part of the island for Oriental food and a fantastic show of belly dancers and music. Not to be missed.
Overall a great hotel although very different to the others in Luxor in terms of its remote location. There are shuttle buses and boats into luxor (free) or of course you can pay for a taxi. My parents stay here twice a year and love it. My mother suffers from very bad arthiritus and therefore cannot walk far and do loads of siteseeing. This is therefore ideal for her as it is quiet and peaceful yet she can also venture into Luxor when she wants to.
Free Shuttle buses and boats into Luxor Centre










