Luxor Hotels with Parking

The hotel has a small courtyard with a garden and swimming pool. The rooms are also very large. You can see the garden from the balcony. It is very comfortable to take a rest on the balcony. Breakfast is a simple continental breakfast per person, which is okay. The night before, the boss would ask you what time your meal will be tomorrow morning? The restaurant boy will wait at the appointed time. I stayed there for five days. All in all, it was pretty good. Except for the poor Wi-Fi signal, the sockets with two round holes, which were very loose and unusable, and the breakfast, which had fewer cucumbers and tomatoes than Europeans and Americans, everything else was fine. There are two worlds outside the hospital. The road at the door is not hardened. A few minutes walk out is a main street. There are some snacks, a small fruit shop, and a good sugar cane juice squeezer. You can go to the pier and take a boat to the east coast. The main center is the east coast. Not recommended for a short stay. After all, moving luggage is quite a hassle. You have plenty of time and don’t have much need for Wi-Fi. You can take a rest here!

The hotel boasts an excellent location, being a long-established local establishment next to temples and markets. The travel agency recommended by the hotel is reliable, and Luxor's office is also located within the hotel grounds. The chartered vehicles are easily identifiable by their company logo. The drivers are polite but still expect tips. (Tour prices are reasonable and don't overcharge.) The hotel restaurant is delicious. Overall, it's a decent hotel from Luxor. Cons: The rooms are small; the hot water is inconsistent; the towels smell of smoke, but this is common in Egyptian hotels.

Because the hotel is booked through a hotel reservation intermediary, Trip.com does not have a direct contract with the hotel, so we had some trouble confirming our reservation. However, we contacted Trip.com and managed to resolve the issue. The staff were very kind and listened to our requests as much as possible, including ordering food, fruit, drinks, and McDonald's. The location was excellent, within walking distance of Luxor Station, Luxor Temple, and Karnak Temple. The hotel also has its own taxi service, making it easy to request transportation to ruins like the Valley of the Kings. The owner speaks Japanese, so it was easy to ask for advice. I especially recommend this hotel for Japanese solo travelers and those looking for a budget-friendly group trip.

Convenience of check-in: Easy. Just give your name upon entering and they'll arrange check-in. If you knock on the door late at night, someone will come and open it. Security: Just a regular door lock, it's fine. Facilities: Typical 1990s Chinese guesthouse level. The shower drain was clogged and wouldn't drain. The heater was broken on the first day, and I was freezing. Cleanliness: The clogged drain was a bit disgusting. Environment: Average. There was some music playing inexplicably at night and early in the morning. Service: Service response was a bit slow. After reporting a problem, it took half an hour and multiple calls before someone came to help. However, if I had to choose, I would still stay here again because everything here feels pretty much the same, unless you stay in a chain hotel.

It is a fabulous raw and Rustic location in theHeart of Luxor. Just for an local life experience, we moved from exotic beach hotel accomodation to this Hotel. We enjoyed our stay thoroughly!! Best part was the Terrace, It is amazing. The photos we shot on it were simply mesmerising!! The Staff were very very friendly and were always there for us in organize our trips, pick and drops!! Overall we enjoyed our stay in Happy land Luxor!!

Stayed at this hotel for 2 nights. It’s okay if you’re not too picky. This hotel should be a good level 20 years ago, and it’s a bit old now. But everything is available, air conditioning, TV, bathroom, breakfast, Wi-Fi, elevator, service desk, lobby sofa, access control administrator. You can check in early, store your luggage after check-out, rest on the sofa in the lobby and wait for the bus at night. It is 2 kilometers from the Luxor Temple through the tourist commodity street, and 2 kilometers from the Kanak Temple. In the hotel, you can see the residents hanging a basket with ropes downstairs on the balcony of the residential building opposite. Very interesting.

I had a good stay in Gaddies, and I had very good coversations with Hassan and Obidya. Maybe the facility in the hotel is not the best in Luxor, every staff showed me their passions and hospitality. If I visit Luxor again in the future, I will definitely consider to live hear. Please convey my best wishes to Hassan and Obidya

Nice hotel, friendly staff. The rooms were cold; I stayed in December, there was no kettle, and the air conditioning didn't work. However, they brought a warm blanket, and the staff responded very quickly to my requests. That was nice. The Karnak Temple is about a 15-minute walk away.