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This is a complete list of all known hostels in Luxor. If you know of a Luxor hostel that isn't listed here, please use the "Add a New Hostel" link at the bottom of the page.
(Al - Mansheyah)
 "I had an amazing time in Luxor while at the Nubian Oasis. the manager Mansour was extremely friendly and made the time me and my friends stayed their so much fun. All the staff were extremely friendly, especially Saad, who didnt seem to sleep, but rather seemed to live to help you. the rooms were clean, the tour organised through the hotel to the valley of the kings was very good, and i cant...
Thank you for checking us out! I am Mara, originally from Ireland and I want you to spend your time in Luxor at Mara House. We are not the cheapest but the saying "you get what you pay for" is nowhere truer than it is here in Egypt, In a world economy where "customer care" seems to have gone out the window I have built a house where, from owner to cleaner, we are all BIG into customer care....
 "The New Everest hotel is easily one of the best hotels I have stayed in within Egypt. The rooms are very clean, very spacious and comfortable, and the hotel is ideally located within walking distance of the renowned. The hotel provides a good breakfast to begin your day with and there is relaxing outdoor lounge area, within the hotel, where you can mingle with other travelers, or just simply...
 "Great Atmosphere. Terrible Security - I stayed at the Bob Marley House hostel just this last week, for four days. The rooftop was fantastic, and Amr and Ziggy were generally very nice. Prior to yesterday morning, I would give this hostel five stars. However, yesterday morning, I came back from breakfast to find that 200 US dollars was stolen out of my room. I am obsessive compulsive about...
(West Bank)
"welcome to ramla palace hostel , when you come to us you can enjoy see the nature and quiet life .. with very beautiful for Nile view From our hostel and very beautiful View to Luxor temple . Ramla palace hostel is very clean & orderly with private bathrooms for all our rooms . our hostel is suitable for youth and family and children & specially for your children they can play in football...
Al Salam Camp is an idyllic family-run oasis on the West Bank of the Nile at Luxor, just a couple of km from the Valley of the Kings and other world famous sites. We have eight comfortable huts built in traditional style and sited around a central courtyard where you can eat, relax and plan your adventures. It's an ideal base for seeing the Luxor monuments, starting a boat trip down the...
Luxor is considered the greatest outdoor museum in the world, it contains nearly one third of the world antiquities. There is hardly a place in Luxor which has not a relic that reflects the greatness of the ancient Egyptians and their civilization that dates back to seven thousand years ago. Luxor is part of ancient Thebes that the renowned Greek poet Homer described as the city of one hundred...

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Luxor Travel Tips & Suggestions

Comment by Anonymous
Luxor is filthy. Get in and out. The people hassle you nonstop. The sound and light show at the Karnak temple is a waste. Go see the sights on your own in the daytime. Also, you don't need guides for the valley of the kings. Cabbies will try to get you to pay 100 LE to take you around the sights -- you can get it for a lot less if you just get cabs as you need them. Hotel packages are therefore a ripoff as they usually charge at least 80 to 90 LE per person. Don't let anyone lead you to the currency exchange -- they'll come in and get a commission off you at your expense in the form of a greatly reduced rate and the same goes for hotels. Overall it's a super cheap city.
Comment by Anonymous
I've recently returned from a tour of Egypt. I'm an Ancient Egypt-lover and for some time i was looking for a tourist company that can help me with the specific tour and a program made for me. I phoned to many companies but they usually said it was difficult for them to arrange these things as I was going to change the hotels and places often. After this I decided to find a local agency in Egypt to help me, but it was not easy as it may seem. I sent many mails, but most of them offered me their standard programs and didn't want to have such "a problem" tourist. At last I was in despair and decided to book everything by myself or to come to Egypt and try to find everything there. And I started to browse the forums, asking what is better to do, what hotel to book and how. I had a reply from Maghrapy from Elsheriftours, who said that he could help me with the itinerary. I gave it a try -- and at last found what I was looking for so long! At last we confirmed the program and were ready to go! It was not my first trip to Egypt, and not second or third -- but it was the best! Everything was arranged by Elsheriftours with high professionalism, the service was always very good and friendly and -- what is most important for me -- always on time! I was worried about this -- you know, "Egyptian time." We visited all places we wanted, and Maghrapy also presented us with the free trip to Esna -- we were very pleasantly surprised.
Comment by kim
For the best pizza place, go to Quick Pizza on the Television Street -- they have what you like.
Comment by MISAKO
For the best pizza in Luxor, head to Quick Pizza. All pizzas are freshly baked in front of you and so are wonderfully fresh. For dessert, leave room for fateer -- Egyptian pancake which you can have with fruit, mixed nuts or -- delicious -- honey and cream.
Comment by medo
I have been to Luxor. I had the best pizza in all my life in Quick Pizza in TV Street. I want everyone to go there -- they have a good pizza. They have home delivery as well -- very fast to the hotels.
Comment by Conrad Matt
There are lots of touts offering tours. Don't go for them because you will be rushed and you will get tour guides who don't speak English. El Sherif Tours seems ok, but Jolley tours (on Corniche) seem the best. I booked my balloon trip through them and while in their office I met some people who just stopped in to say how pleased they were with all the tours. If you have time you can negotiate a bit on price (if you're not in a group or subject to someone's commission, you'll be more successful). If you want a Felucca ride on the Nile to Banana Island, go to the waterfront and ask for Haggag owner of the boat Tom and Jerry. Haggag charged us a reasonable 50LE for a two hour sunset trip for two people and plied us with some mean Kerkade (hibiscus tea). His comment book is filled with people who've done his friends' camel tour and West Bank tour and have left good reviews. I don't recommend Kababgy restaurant on the waterfront, but The Bistro (corner of TV street) was very good, and mighty cheap. Pizza Quick on Television Street has a good pizza.
Comment by Anonymous
Luxor is like so totally awesome! #1 tourist destination.
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