This is the worst hotel that anyone, anywhere has ever stayed. Where do you start? Other people's hair in the beds, mould in the bathroom, a breakfast that featured wilting cucumber (did anyone else know cucumber can wilt?) and an egg that smells like death itself... but the real clincher... the really special moment was when you tried to go... More

Stayed here for a week in jan cause we missed our flights (Due to weather) i was booked for Luxor for 3 weeks and had to stay for 1 in this "Hotel" cause our other hotel sold our room, this is the mankyist hotel in Luxor, the lobby is full of shiftey Egyptian "Staff" walking around looking to either sell... More

Made the mistake of being unaware of ‘Trip Adviser’, if I had, I would never have stayed at this 3 star hotel. I would give it 1 star nowadays. I was shocked at the room I stayed in, it was very shabby, the carpet was dirty and stained even with toe clippings on the floor, and I couldn’t open the... More

This hotel is very well placed for everything. The rooms are basic but clean and tidy. The staff are friendly and Daniel in the shop is a lovely man. You can get discounts at the Edris restaurants Kabache and Metropolitan and the hotel boasts a very good nightclub. I plan to stay here every christmas and new year. More

Beware this hotel priorities for back packers for 1-2 nights not for 1 or 2 week stay accomodation awful very basic way below normal standards Resturant when opened not advisable food cold and not appetising sevice dreadful wait at least 50 minutes for meals when you get it its not what you ordered and always cold We think it came... More

a very basic but but friendly hotel,room was very clean bathroom was a bit cramped but coped for the week we were there,it did need bringing up to date, but overall ok, food in restaurant was very good so were the staff, but hotels hidden gem was the little shop tucked away in the corner owned mr daniel and his... More

For one night as part of a budget tour package, staying here was sufficient, but not pleasant. The room was very small and seemed dated, dingy, and run down. There was a small (maybe 12 inch) TV that did not work. The cramped bathroom reminded me of old college dorm bathrooms - faded, stained, chipped, yet still working so it... More

This hotel, situated close to the Corniche and the Nile River, is a work in progress. When I last visited the Tutotel three years ago, the owners were adding an extension at the rear of the existing structure. It seemed to me that not a great deal had been accomplished in the intervening years. And the main building is definitely... More

We found this hotel to be a pleasure after others in Egypt. The bathrooms were small but functional, and the rooms were small but clean and agreeable. The staff were particularly friendly to us, from the front desk, to the shop and restaurant. It was a five minute walk from restaurants and markets in Luxor. There is a nice lobby... More