Hotels With parking in Luxor Governorate, Egypt

Luxor Temple is right downstairs, situated on the banks of the Nile. The rooftop restaurant offers hot air balloon views during breakfast, and it's also very close to Karnak Temple. The staff are very friendly, and the hotel also provides chartered transportation to attractions.

Sorry this review is so late – I completely forgot to write it with all the wedding rush! But I really want to say a huge thank you to the hotel for giving us such a wonderful honeymoon experience. We truly enjoyed every moment of our stay. To our surprise, you even prepared a delicious chocolate cake for us to celebrate our honeymoon – that was so thoughtful and made our trip even more special! A special shoutout to your amazing staff: Yassin was incredibly helpful and friendly, Abd Elnaby (who brought us the cake) was so warm and kind, and the lovely front desk girl with the long ponytail – she was absolutely charming and sweet. Everyone went above and beyond to make us feel welcomed. We also want to thank the housekeeping team who decorated our room so beautifully – it was such a romantic and lovely touch, and we really appreciated it! We're so grateful for your hospitality and will definitely recommend this hotel to our friends and family. Hope to come back again someday!

The Temple Hotel & Spa | Luxor 1️⃣ Location: Conveniently close to major attractions, making temple visits a breeze 🏛️ 2️⃣ Room: Clean and comfortable, with just the right amount of space 🛏️ 3️⃣ Spa: A fantastic bonus for relaxation, perfect for unwinding after a day of sightseeing 💆♂️✨ 4️⃣ Service: Friendly and genuinely helpful staff 🙂 5️⃣ Ambiance: Overall quiet, with a lovely vacation vibe 🌿 ⭐ Overall Rating: 4.4 / 5 A truly relaxing stay with a slow pace, ideal for a peaceful break in Luxor.

Julie's Villa King's Island Luxor, nestled right on the Nile, offers breathtaking sunset views over the river while you dine. The swimming pool is massive and faces the Nile directly. The hotel boasts fantastic greenery and a great ecosystem, so you'll constantly hear birds chirping. However, the facilities are a bit dated, and the restaurant lacks variety in its dishes. I was incredibly lucky this time to stay in the same hotel as 'Divas Hit the Road,' even in villa 37! It was a truly wonderful experience. Definitely a high recommendation!

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

Great Location on the more quiet side of Luxor, The West Bank with a 2 min walk to the ferry crossing point. Only real issue was the dogs that reside outside had a barking match at 4am on night. Stayed for 2 nights, as it was Low season (start of summer) There was only one other guest in the hotel so I had the place to myself inc the swimming pool which was clean and refreshing to use after a day trekking around the local sights. The breakfast wasn’t great but understandable as they couldn’t do their full spread as there wasn’t enough guests to accommodate but it was adequate enough with Egg’s, bread, fruit with coffee and tea, I didnt get to check the rooftop restaurant as i didn’t want them to open due to its quietness, They did accommodate me with a beer on arrival and later by the pool. No Wifi in room but great by the pool area. Also the place a pretty dusty but everywhere in Egypt virtually was so this was not a problem, although the room was very clean with great air conditioning and view of the Nile. Would certainly stay again on my next visit, the locals were fantastic. There is currently construction in front of the hotel of a welcoming plaza for the ferry port which didn’t effect my stay/sleep but will be a wonderful addition once completed.would 100% recommend.

The location is fantastic, directly facing the Nile. You get a direct view of the feluccas on the river and the hot air balloons on the opposite bank. Local drivers and carriage drivers all know this spot, and it's not far from the pier or Luxor Temple. The hotel is a bit old, and the facilities are also dated, but everything is functional and doesn't detract from the experience – it actually suits the ancient charm of the area. The hotel service is decent, though check-in can be slow, often taking over half an hour. The room size is comparable to a budget hotel in China, not a high-end hotel, which might impact your experience. However, the balcony is beautiful. It's lovely to sit there, enjoy the stunning view opposite, and have a drink. Breakfast is just average, nothing special.

A budget hotel that wins points for its central location and amazing view of Luxor Temple. It's a perfect spot for accessing the Nile and local museums. The reception staff were friendly, though the overall organization was lacking. We were asked for our room number four times at breakfast because they didn't have us registered correctly. The food is simple, and it would be an improvement to offer two eggs per person. The room (416) had a couple of issues: a leaking sink pipe and a balcony door that wouldn't close properly. We asked to change rooms, but the other option was worse. For the price and location, it's fine for a single night, but don't expect a flawless stay.

I originally wanted to book the Hermitage Hotel, but it was full, so the travel agency recommended this one instead. The food, as always, was terrible. I barely noticed any Hilton-level service or amenities. We booked a family room, and it turned out to be two rooms with a connecting door that we had to open ourselves, and we were even given two separate key cards. And of course, it was a corner room again. Do Chinese tourists in Egypt always have to be assigned rooms like this? If you can avoid this place, do. I was too exhausted from staying here to even bother taking pictures.

This hotel is very good, the room we stayed in was very big, we also invited us to drink juice, the next day we saw that our children could not drink tea and coffee, and sent him banana milk. The boss would also help to call the boat to the opposite Luxor Temple, very nice!