Amon Hotel

酒店有個小院，院子裏花園、泳池，房間也很大，陽台上可以看到花園，陽台小息很舒服。早餐按人頭配置的簡單歐式早餐，也還行。前一天晚上老闆會問你明天早上幾點用餐？餐廳小哥會按約定時間等着。我在那裡住了五天。總之還不錯，除了Wi-Fi信號很差，插座是兩圓孔的，而且很鬆，很多不能用，早餐比歐美人少了些黃瓜、番茄外，其他都還好。院外就是兩個世界了，門口道路沒有硬化，走出去幾分鐘是一條主街，有些小吃，有家小水果店，一家榨甘蔗汁很不錯。可以去碼頭坐船去東岸，主要的中心是東岸。短暫停留不推薦，畢竟搬行李蠻折騰的，時間充足，對Wi-Fi沒有太多需求的。可以這裏休息休息！

位置很好，就在尼羅河西岸，去帝王谷、哈布城、哈特謝普蘇特女王神廟都很近。 酒店是個典型的埃及民居，院落很漂亮舒適。 老闆和他的員工都很熱情，服務很周到。

一切都很好👍

服務還行，但設施一般，尚可住

Manned and his team are excellent and really took care of us. Laundry was done nicely and very quickly. Rooms were spotless. Food plentiful and fresh and homemade. I would definitely recommend this lovely hotel with the cutest courtyard to family and friends coming to Luxor

Located on the quieter West Bank, the hotel (more of a large guest house) is bang in the middle of a village of locals and gives this place a really authentic feel. The locals in the town centre can harass you extensively, but those in the neighbourhood just want to say hello or get on with their day. I haven't always felt safe in Egypt travelling solo, but here I feel completely at home! Every single member of staff is fantastic. Not all of them speak much English, but they'd do anything to make your stay more comfortable. At least three of the staff speak English well: The owner, Mahmoud, usually hangs around the hotel but also lives locally and treats his guests like family. Ahmed will always greet you with a smile and a warm welcome and Talab is a perfect gentleman who will drive you wherever you need to go. The rooms are divided into three blocks, which have been added at different times. Block one has the best rustic feel. My shower wasn't working properly and Mahmoud proposed a number of solutions. Eventually, I moved to a room in the newer block. Most rooms overlook a beautiful green courtyard with exposed and shaded outdoor seating and a pool. There is also a restaurant on site with indoor and outdoor seating. Everything is reasonably priced, tours can be organised in house, and there's a little shop around the corner for things like bottled water staffed by a couple of lovely ladies who speak no English but will not rip you off. Note, there is a mosque nearby which can be quite loud when announcing the call to prayer and that may not be to everyone's taste. Personally, I feel it adds to the charm and it hasn't yet woken me up at night. Access to the populated East Bank and museums is via a ferry that is a 10 minute walk away and costs just 10 EGP per way. Solo traveller, 34