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"It was a nice hotel with good service. Staff was nice and helpful. And the complementary breakfast was tasty and had plenty of choices. Ate lunch several times at hotel’s Italian restaurant, food was tasty but I’m not an expert on Italian food. My room contained a balcony and I enjoyer a nice view of the Nile River "

" Beautiful garden on the property right off the Nile river. "

"We had a pleasant staying, everything was perfect!"

"From the moment we arrived, the service at the hotel was absolutely fantastic, making us feel welcomed and well cared for throughout our stay. The property itself was spacious and beautifully lush, offering a serene escape from the bustle of everyday life. The pools were stunning—perfect for a relaxing afternoon. Each morning, the breakfast buffet impressed us with its wide variety of tasty options catering to all dietary needs. And every evening, we eagerly anticipated the dinner buffet, which was the perfect companion to breathtaking sunsets over the Nile. Truly a great place to stay."

"I loved my stay here. Although the rooms are not very big, it was nice and quaint. The location is amazing, the staff very friendly and helpful. Also there is a restaurant at the rooftop with great views and really tasty food. "

"We loved everything, the room, the swimming pools, sauna, massage and food, it was excellent. Coming back from a long day of looking at the Egyptian ruins it was amazing. "

"Best hotel expirience ever I had dreamed of staying in this hotel since I was a child, and it exceeded my expectations!! Outstanding customer service!! Mohamed salah and Endrawes really went out of their wayto make my stay epic!! "

"The hotel was in a great location with plenty of food options. Staff was so incredibly sweet and helpful. Highly recommend for anyone spending a few days in Luxor. "

"Just checked out of the Old Winter Palace, a quietly dignified landmark built in 1886 for British aristocrats wintering in Luxor. Its faded grandeur still lingers—shaded colonnades, clipped gardens, and that peculiar hush found only in places touched by history. Howard Carter was staying here when news broke of Tutankhamun’s tomb; the echoes of that moment still seem to drift through the high shutters and marble halls. A retreat not of excess, but of atmosphere."