Luxor, Egypt

Rooms vary widely in quality, so request a modern one with Nile views. Staff consistently delivers excellent service, and the breakfast buffet with fresh-baked bread and made-to-order options impresses guests. The Nile location is stunning, though some rooms face construction noise and older furnishings.

Rooms vary wildly: some guests loved the size and views while others found them outdated, small, and dirty. Staff excel and make the experience special, but elevators break down often and the Olives restaurant serves tough meat slowly. The Nile views, pools, and breakfast redeem the stay for most guests.

Newly renovated rooms are comfortable with great Nile views, but major construction noise and dust plague the pool area. Staff go out of their way to help, though billing issues and maintenance problems persist for a five-star property.

Rooms are small, dated, and worn with thin walls that let noise through, old bathrooms, and temperamental key cards. Staff are genuinely warm and helpful. The location on the Nile is excellent for sightseeing, breakfast is great, and you get nice views if you book a higher floor facing the river.