crystala guest house Reviews

A small guest house with only 3 rooms as I saw. The room is new and very clean. Located on Elephantine island reaching by crossing the nile river with public ferry near KFC, a guesthouse just near by the pier. Owner is helpful. He helped me to find a driver for tour. When checkin you may need to call an owner to open the door.

It is very clean and exotic in an ethical tribe. It was a great location, and the hostess was a very nice person.

This inn is right beside a cinema and Nile river. The people are very nice and helpful. Given the priice, it worth the money.

Very near to the pier, the room is new and clean, the bathroom is equipped with hot water shower.

The hotel's location has to be accessed by a short boat ride, which can be a slight drawback. However, the property itself is clean, modern, and well-kept. While the second-floor Wi-Fi could use some improvement, it didn't significantly affect our stay. The friendly and accommodating staff & owner made our stay enjoyable. They were always willing to assist and ensure our comfort.

Good place, nice service.

Very satisfied. After arriving at the pier in the evening, the boss came back to pick us up. He also prepared mango juice for us in the small living room and gave us a bracelet (made by my daughter). It was very beautiful! When we checked out, he sent us to the ship and helped us find a car to Luxor. The price was acceptable because it was a new car.

On Elephantine Island, you can escape from the hawking of Aswan. The homestay is right next to the ferry terminal, which is very convenient. It only costs 10 Egyptian pounds to take a public boat. It is indeed a good choice to find peace and quiet in the bustling city.

The room is a bit crowded, but very clean. There is a small living room at the door with everything you need. It feels like a youth hostel. The owner is friendly. The location is actually very close to the pier, but the photo at the door is a bit different from the description, so it is best to call the owner to pick you up.

The homestay is located next to the Elephant Island Pier, and you can walk there as soon as you get off the boat. The transportation is convenient. The sanitary conditions are very good, the room is clean and tidy, and there are hair dryers, shower gel and shampoo. There is a small living room on the first floor for rest and tea. The boss is very nice. He took the initiative to contact us and came to the pier to greet us and help with the luggage. He made fruit tea for us, and on the second night he sent us freshly squeezed mango juice and a bracelet made by his daughter. The English is very good and we can communicate smoothly. If I come to Aswan again, I will stay here again.

Location of the hotel: Cross the island from the boat dock near KFC on the riverside main street, Corniche (EGP 10 per person, EGP 60 per person at night), go up the stairs and the blue door on the right is the entrance. The owner is not usually at the hotel, so be sure to let him know your arrival time in advance. Facilities: Air conditioner, hair dryer, shampoo, body soap, shared refrigerator, shared kettle, washing machine (USD 4 per use) It's a bit of a hassle to cross the river, but it's perfect for those who want to stay quietly away from the hustle and bustle of the city. The owner treated us to mango juice from his mango field. It was very rich and delicious. He also gave us a handmade necklace made by his daughter. We stayed for three days, but the room was not cleaned, and towels were replaced by contacting them every time. The neighbors were friendly and called out to us. A Nubian girl told us, "I like Japanese anime."

A hotel on Elephantine Island. You can get there by boat from the city center for 10 Egyptian pounds. There was no sign with the hotel name on it, so we walked around the island three times before finally arriving. It was a very clean hotel, and check-in was smooth. However, the hotel was closed so we couldn't check in at 12 o'clock and had to kill time at the restaurant next door, but it was a restaurant with a nice view so it was fine.

Very clean, with a beautiful view of the Nile, very quiet, air-conditioned, very comfortable, highly recommended

The B&B on the island requires a ferry ride, which costs 10 pounds per person each time. There are some restaurants on the island, which are good and have beautiful views, but the island is very dirty and messy, with garbage all over the ground. I was a little nervous when I first arrived, and felt that this area seemed unsafe, but fortunately, the residents were very friendly. It was just inconvenient to get to the city, and I had to take a ferry to get in and out. This hotel had no sign, and I couldn't find it after searching for a long time. Fortunately, a local called the owner and he came to open the door. The room was nice, clean and comfortable