New Saint Catherin Hotel Reviews

Nice hotel

I stayed here while sightseeing in Luxor. There were no particular issues and I was very satisfied with the accommodation. I was impressed that the elevator doors were manual. The location is also good, within walking distance of the center. I recommend it when you go to Luxor.

The hotel is in a small alley, about 10 minutes' walk from Luxor Temple, very convenient

Even though it was outside of business hours, I was able to check in and they even provided me with free breakfast. The staff were also very kind and always welcomed me. I had a very good impression of this hotel and would like to stay there again.

The facilities are completely old. The beds are also completely old. This is the first time I've stayed at such an old hotel.

Really rotten facility. The facility is so rotten. Hotel. The bed springs. So old. The sleep is so uncomfortable.

The hotel is very old, the facilities are very old, shabby, there is nothing, the surrounding environment is very poor, next to a vegetable market, it was already very late when we arrived on the first day at 23:00, the shower water was cold, it took 40 minutes to get hot water after repeated communication, the air conditioner is just a decoration without a remote control, the experience is extremely bad,

They do a malicious act of charging double the VAT while receiving the hotel fee locally. This is an intentional act of defrauding.

The staff were very kind. It was a tourist spot, so the hotel prices were high, but I was satisfied with the reasonable price. I had bought an Egyptian SIM card, but it was disappointing that the Wi-Fi never worked.

Good budget hotel at a low price. Tasty breakfasts, friendly staff. Location: two steps from Luxor Temple.

Stayed in this hotel for 2 nights. It's OK if you're not too picky. This hotel should have been of good quality 20 years ago, but it's a bit old now. But it has everything you need, including air conditioning, TV, bathroom, breakfast, Wi-Fi, elevator, service desk, lobby sofa, and doorman. You can check in early, store your luggage after check-out, and rest on the lobby sofa while waiting for the bus in the evening. It's just across the tourist commodity street from Luxor Temple and 2 kilometers from Karnak Temple. From the hotel, you can see residents on the balcony of the residential building opposite using ropes to hang baskets downstairs to buy things. It's quite interesting.

The staff was extremely friendly, the food was home-cooked and very good.

It's a scam to deal with customers.

Apart from the room, it was good overall. They gave us a welcome drink at the front desk, and the breakfast was more substantial than I expected. There was a security guard at the entrance. It was within walking distance of the station. However, it was a dark room with no windows, and the machine room was next door, so it was noisy all day and I couldn't sleep.