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Funduq An-Nil

Apparently, Funduq an-Nil is Wadi Halfa's best offering, although you do have to wonder given the state of the place. Don't get me wrong, I have nothing against metal bedframes in dusty shared rooms, or communal open-plan washing facilities...but when you are charged S£700 (just under US$3) each for the privilege, you do start wondering where the swimming pool and cinema are, and why there are no sheets or blankets on the beds.

Unique Quality: All of Wadi Halfa's hotels are much the same...all will be full within minutes of a boat or train arriving, so don't dilly-dally, get in a taxi and head straight for town. Most of the places charge S£700 per person per night, which is a lot compared with Egypt and other Sudanese towns, but if you hunt the backstreets, you can find even more basic places for less.

  • Opinion of Price: most expensive
  • Written October 17, 2004

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