Hotels with Parking in Al Aqaletah

Yasser and his team are amazing! The location is brilliant tucked out of way from the busy areas of West Bank but only a 10 min walk to all the shops and restaurants you could want and 15 mins from the ferry to east bank Mohammad is very polite friendly and also will give you a lift on his motor like to places if you like! The food I had here was better than alot of the places I ate in my 11 days in Egypt easily top 2 The room was spacious clean and well equipped and the roof top pool and bar were brilliant with a pool table and table tennis. I was a solo traveler so Yasser and the team offered for me to join them for some food and pool if I wanted to which I enjoyed! If recommend this place for everyone and anyone 10/10

The building is very distinctive. In the morning, the light from the holes in the ceiling makes you feel like you are living in a castle. The garden outside is also very beautiful. The outdoor garden environment for breakfast is also excellent. The hotel is next to the river, surrounded by grassland, and you can see cows. However, don't think that what I said is a garden hotel. Because Egypt's overall infrastructure is similar to that of China's second-tier cities 30 years ago, the entire road to the hotel and the surrounding area of ​​the hotel are very shabby and dirty. This is not a problem with the hotel, but a problem with urban infrastructure. The service is very expensive. The waiter is the most decent working state I have seen in Egypt. The attitude is also good, but not particularly warm. There is a sense of distance from the official business. But it is indeed a rare and professional service in Egypt that makes people feel safe. If I go to Luxor again, I may still be willing to choose him, but I have two complaints. One is the way to the hotel. If I take a taxi at night, I will feel scared. It feels like the car takes you to the countryside. The feeling of an alley leading to nowhere is not known. Fortunately, we chartered a car and there is a third party to supervise at any time, so there is no need to worry about anything. The other is the hygiene problem I saw in the comments before. It's strange. My daughter's face was full of lumps after sleeping. This has never happened in other worse hotels. I also brought disposable pillowcases because I read the previous guide. It's just that children don't sleep well and don't necessarily sleep on pillows, so I don't know if it's a problem with bedding or mosquitoes. We checked in January and there were really mosquitoes! The hotel service is good. When leaving, a detailed feedback was left. I also reported this problem to the hotel and left contact information. The hotel manager is a British lady and feels very dedicated. The photos are the faces of children after the first and second nights. It's really not easy to keep clean in Egypt. The environment and facilities are too backward, but I hope the hotel can improve. Everything else is perfect. It's one of the good experiences in Egypt.

Every service staff is very nice, but it is really not recommended to live in the West Bank. The transportation here is very inconvenient. This homestay is in a desolate village. I was very scared on the way to the taxi. There was nothing around. I wanted to take a taxi to the port to take a boat, but no one took the order. I had to walk out. Many local villagers asked me along the way, but I didn't dare to talk to them. It was obviously different to take a boat to the East Bank. It was also very inconvenient to take a taxi back after the sun set at 5 o'clock. Many drivers were unwilling to cross the bridge and asked for a very high price. It is really not recommended to live in the West Bank. You need to go back very early, but in fact, the Nile River in Luxor is very lively at 11 o'clock at night