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This is a beautifully located historic building. Some of the rooms are very large and luxurious. We were offered an upgrade for $50 per night. The price we paid with agoda was the lowest in our party. The staff are very pleasant and courteous but some could do with a little more training. The food is very average, which for Egypt is a recommendation. Cape bay was the only drinkable wine we found . Take care in Egypt with the date of white wine as it turns to sherry after 18 months. Also don’t order non local gin etc it will set you back more than you bargained. Maybe book any excursions with your travel agent or online as the hotel adds a large premium. Breakfast is good with eggs cooked to order. I would return

We stayed 2 nights in Isis Corniche hotel in Aswan. The location is really good which is just near the Nile river. The swimming pool, the restaurant and the cafe offer a great view to the Nile River. We can enjoy the beautiful sunset just in the hotel. Just across the street, you can enjoy the big market of Aswan. The rooms are a little bit outdated which is dark inside. We also found some spots on the blanket. You'd better bring your own towels since the hotel's towels are not soft as expected. The hotel staffs are quite friendly and helpful. Although we cannot go to Abu-Simbel due to the unstable political situation both in Egypt and Sudan, they tried their best to contact the police and ask information for us.

My husband and I stayed at Hapi Hotel Aswan for 1 night. Upon arrival we were given a welcome drink (cold Hibiscus tea) which was delicious. One of the female staff members at reception spoke excellent English and was extremely helpful in ensuring we had an efficient check in and a fantastic stay. She helped us organise a day tour of the main sights near Aswan (driver only, ticket prices not included in tour). The hotel is located walking distance from the Nile and a local bazaar. The room and bathroom were clean but small. There was a small tv amd mini fridge available in the room which we used. The bathroom was functional with hot water available. Since there was no shower curtain the whole bathroom became very wet after a shower. However we were ok with this for a 1 night stay. The highlight of our stay was the breakfast. It was fresh and tasty. Breakfast included tea, coffee, juice, bread rolls, jam, butter, bananas, plain yoghurt, a small platter of cheese, cucumber, tomato and olives. We were also given foul (traditional Egyptian beans) with khubz (Egyptian flat bread). We would recommend this hotel to other travellers looking for budget friendly accommodation with comfort.

you have to take ferry and walk 10min, the view from the back of Nile review is nice and quiet. But the bed wasnt clean and use home blanket which I doubt they change. Dont book trip from the owner as he charges more. My friend only pay 300 Egyptian Pound, some others only pay 220! to visit Abu Simbel while he charged us 350. And he kept asking the German guy next room to us to give him 5 star in all review to give him more customer at night, considering he knew we have to wake up 3am in the next morning to Abu Simbel ! Also dont take the free message, particularly for girl.

The staffs in Sara Hotel are very friendly and the service is quick. However, maybe the front liners need to practice more English. The cleanliness of the rooms are very good. The view from the hotel on Nile is also good. Suggest refurbishing, especially the bathroom. Also special consideration for those who arrived at midnight and has to check out by 2:30 in the morning for Abu Simbel tour - maybe special rate, instead of full rate. Or maybe extended check out time

disco in basement so noise until 4 am. i had booked for 3 nights but cancelled after the first night - no refund yet, even of the third night. room good for the reduced price, with a small balcony. but not "spacious" as described. (this can be seen from the photos). i am dubious that the price is actually reduced, as the full quoted price would be much too high for that class of hotel.

there is a problem with the water line in the house. it's not easy to take a shower when there is just a drip of water coming out of the shower head. the house is quiet but one can hear to dogs barking almost all night long. there is a mosque near-by so it's quite convenient for someone who wants to pray at five in the morning. location is good but most attractions are on the other bank of the nile. the owner, is helpful and wants every guest to be satisfied. the staff is nice and courteous, they will do everything to help the guests. the breakfast is plenty and good, the supper is cheap and not bad. the house is very clean and there is plenty of clean towels. i was told that the guesthouse bet el kerem has known better days. in my opinion; for the same price, one can find better on the east bank of aswan.