Location: Close to the main areas and easily accessible while remaining in a calm are Indoor courtyard: Incredible space to relax, eat, and enjoy the garden! It's so nice to have this area. Staff: Staff were really friendly and kind Restaurant: Good food, not expensive

Cleanliness/upkeep: You can tell the place is older, things are kind of falling apart (in my room a towel hook fell off the moment I tried using it, and the shower curtain rod was basically falling off the wall) Smell: The smell of the sheets isn't great, I think they hang them to dry outside but seeing as the air smells like burning fire most of the time the sheets smelled kind of gross. Comfort: The beds are old box springs, not great. Vs the price though I can't complain about these things !

We loved the location - on the quieter West Bank of the Nile, in a village where everyone knew each other and was so friendly. As we were there for two weeks, we actually felt welcomed into the community. People knew who we were and said hi - just from friendliness. There wasn't the stress of the highly touristic East side where the posh hotels are. We felt we'd made a great choice for our budget. The hotel itself was lovely. Clean and comfortable. Breakfast & the lovely evening meals we took in the gorgeous garden were great. They were made memorable by the kindness and friendliness from the staff. Staff were happy whether we ate at the hotel or chose to go out - we just let them know our plans in the morning. There are lots of good local restaurants - but we especially enjoyed 'Africa' and two right on the river 'The Lighthouse' and 'The Nile Rose'. We also loved a very nice cafe called Moon Cafe which had just opened. Good WiFi, lovely music, perfect cappucinos and amazing biscuits. We also ate there some evenings, and although the menu looks simple, the dishes were divine. Back at the hotel, hot water and WiFi were great 95% of the time. There was a fridge in the room and the staff gave us the use of a kettle - which we hugely appreciated. The pool was a boon for cooling off at the end of a hot day, and pool towels were provided. Mohamed, the proprietor, helped us plan our trips and sourced the most wonderful guide for us. As a group we were really interested in the historical and cultural details. Our guide, Mahmoud, had a PhD in the Coffin Texts. He was well connected and extremely well informed. We know from eavesdropping on other tours by less qualified guides that we had very high quality input. Mahmoud was very encouraging to one of the teenagers in our party with a passionate interest in history.

There was nothing that we didn't like (apart from an exchange rate hike - which made the trip much more expensive than we had planned for). The little sachets of shampoo provided had permanent black dye in them. I imagine it's a shampoo widely used in Egypt - but I only realised after using it twice, and others mentioning it, that my light hair had darkened significantly. Not a problem for me, but it could be for others.

Very charming place on the more interesting side of Nile, with internal patio and well-equipped rooms. Not boutique, not luxury, but spacious and cosy. Very helpful and nice staff too. A great place to stay with a convenient access to Luxor's main attractions - the tombs.

Rather poor breakfast (probably because included in the room price), no advertised safebox (an apparent error in the description). The management could be nicer to the complaining guests. :)

The room was very clean and the staff were helpful. I loved the location, which is very close to the ferry.

One of the staff members was romantically interested in me, which was very awkward because I have a fiance. He and the man next door both expressed their interest in me and did not stop asking even when I expressed I am not interested. However both men are very lovely people and so is the rest of the staff. I wish them all the best.

Quaint hotel in a village in Luxor. We really enjoyed our breakfast, the garden area and the Terrace off our room. We had a nice stay and enjoyed a stroll down to Wolf Restaurant.

Beds were a tad hard.

Mustafa and his staff were very friendly and helpful. The dinner and breakfast were delicious and refreshing after a few long days of travel. The hotel was far enough away from busy roads that it was very peaceful and quiet - we only heard the sounds of animals which was nice and it's only a short walk from the Nile River. Luxor is an hour flight from Cairo and a good central location between Aswan and Abydos. We'll be staying at the Amon Hotel when we return!

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We had a fantastic stay at Hotel Amon! The staff were friendly and accomodating, location convenient (just a short walk to the ferry) rooms were spacious, comfortable and clean and most importantly, the food was delicious. We organised most of tours through the hotel owner or manager, and they were always kind enough to have breakfast available for us no matter how early we needed it. Highly recommend.

Best decision we made in Luxor is staying at the West Bank in Amon hotel! The garden is amazing to see, with various plants, turtles and lovely seating. They have two rooftop terraces where you can enjoy the sun and views of the valley of kings, Hatshepsut and the east Bank. The staff is very kind and ready to help you with anything. Baha at the reception is always smiling and very proficient in English. Mohammed, the owner, helped us arrange our trip to the Valley of Kings, etc., with a guide for a nice price. Our guide Hassan was very good at telling us everything we wanted to know and making jokes in between. We enjoyed our stay at Amon Hotel a lot! The rooms are comfy with good pillows and the nights are very quiet. Best sleep I've had in Egypt!!!! Would recommend a 100%

The location is tucked away in a quiet neighborhood on the West Bank of Luxor. The bed was very comfortable - my wife and I got an excellent night sleep for each of the three days we stayed at Amon. We headed out quite early each morning (~5-6am) and the staff offered us a cooked breakfast and boxed lunch each morning. The room had a balcony overlooking a wonderful garden - very nice place/view to enjoy a cup of tea at the end of the day.

I can’t think of anything that my wife and I didn’t like - we had an excellent stay

I was in this hotel for 5 days. It has a very nice tropical garden, a quiet peaceful lovely hotel. It is a real Egyptian feeling that is here. If you want to get to know the real Egypt and the people come here. I got a very good breakfast and dinner and very but very great cleanliness! The staff are kind and friendly always smiling. Close to the Valley of the Kings you can go cycling and at dawn you can also visit the nearby banana and sugar cane plantations. The ferry to the east coast is 5 minutes away and runs day and night. I'm sure I'll go back here again.