Karnak Hotel Luxor

Fortunately, I chose a hotel on the east bank of Luxor, where both the attractions and living areas are located. There are many supermarkets nearby. Location: Not bad, but it is about one kilometer away from the train station. It is very convenient to the Karnak Temple, but if you go to the Luxor Temple and the ferry terminal⛴️, there is a distance and you need to take a horse carriage. Sanitary facilities: This is the hotel with the best sanitary facilities in Egypt for so many days. Although the sanitary facilities are equivalent to those of domestic three-star hotels, this hotel is very cost-effective for Egypt! There is a dressing table and a TV✌️ Breakfast: I like their fried potato cakes very much, they are delicious. There are also eggs, capsules🫓, etc. You can choose coffee or tea by yourself. Environment: There is an outdoor swimming pool outside the restaurant. Although you can't go into the water in Egypt in winter, it is still great to take pictures after breakfast❤️The sun is so warm☀️ Staff: Very nice. The room I checked in on the first night had no wifi at all, so I was asked to change the room. The last day was a 12:00 am go bus to Cairo, and we were allowed to charge our phone in the restaurant and use the wifi. The old man at the front desk also helped me boil water. It was so touching to drink a cup of hot water in Egypt with a low temperature of 5 degrees. ❤️ Disadvantages: They don’t have hot water 24 hours a day. The water is not very hot. After the shower time, all the water is cold…

The price/performance ratio is slightly better in Luxor, but the room we had at first was old and the bed was hard. We later changed to a better one. The noise outside was quite loud at night.

It costs 50 Egyptian pounds to take a taxi from the train station. It's not bad. It's opposite the Hilton. The hotel staff is quite friendly. The breakfast is simple. It's cost-effective. However, the hot water needs to be left for ten minutes before it is hot. The floor is still not that clean.

I transferred from another hotel in the morning and originally planned to take a shower. The hotel said they had upgraded the pipes, so I went out for a walk. The front desk said that there might be hot water before I come back in the afternoon. Then I came back at 10:30 pm to rest, but there was still no hot water. I went to the hotel and asked them. They said it hadn't been fixed and asked me to wait. They didn't know when it would be fixed. They promised that if there was no hot water tonight, they would refund me the room fee tomorrow. . As a result, hot water was not available until around 10 o'clock the next morning. We were ready to go out and check out. When we negotiated with them about the refund, Ctrip's reply was that they had already provided hot water and there was no check-out fee. What about last night's promise? If there is no hot water in a hotel, what kind of hotel do you want to open?

Not good. Lots of mosquitoes. Old.

Very very bad