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"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!! "

"Highly recommend staying here for those staying in Luxor. A hidden jewel and I suggest champagne on the deck watching the sun set on the Nile River."

"I would like to recommend Steigenberger Nile Palace for your stay in Egypt. Perfect location to reach all sightseeing. There's big variety of restaurants. But the best part is the view. Direct Nile river view making your stay even more perfect. Also I would like to admit Guest Relation team work. Ladies have a personal touch to each guest. Thanks so much for the outstanding service. "

"Great Stay in Luxor, honestly for being in Egypt, its pretty decent especially; A/C, comfy bed, refrigerator, balcony; its not bad. Shower, sink and toilet area is decent but leaks at times (the seal in the shower area and door does not completely closed) however it does function and it doesn’t take away from you using the bathroom. Great Service (family owned) so you can ask them anything and they will provide to you! Extra toilet paper and shower shampoo gels you’ll have to ask for. Breakfast was good and filling. The area on the West Bank is good but if you need to visit the East Bank (Karnak and/or Luxor Temple), you’ll need to take a ferry (take the people’s ferry for 40 egy pounds roundtrip - Google maps will help you). Otherwise, you’ll get the typically hassling in Egypt but somewhat less than Giza or Cairo. There is a small convenience shop down at the entrance but they price gouge a little bit like 15 egyp for large water bottle but the shops on the main road going into the West Bank area, 5 egyp so look around for sure. Good location for restaurants very very nearby, 2 mins from the hotel walking (again see google maps reviews). Otherwise, good stay in the West Bank"

"Great location just in front of Nile River and around lot of good restaurants."

"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."

"This hotel is centrally located just minutes away from Luxor Temple and adjacent to the town market for souvenir shopping. Breakfast is served on the roof, but after that it turns into a full restaurant which also provides excellent lunch and dinner options. The staff were all very friendly and accommodating and the rooms were very well maintained. The only item small negative was that the rooms are pretty small (especially relative to the size of the bed), which makes it difficult to move around and open up luggage. But this is a just a minor inconvenience and should in no way affect your decision to stay here."

"Perfect spot. Staff were so friendly and helpful. Breakfast was nice on the terrace overlooking the luxor temple. Rooms relly clean. This hotel isnot like a resort. Its a bit faded round the edgea and basic but has rwal charm"