Amon Hotel

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Staff were great. The hotel is falling apart. Evidently two of the owners passed away and the place seems to be struggling. Some of the public areas in the hotel look to be junk storage. The bed was rock hard, like sleeping on cardboard. The place is situated in an unpleasant part of the West side. Breakfast was fine. I’m sorry I can’t offer a kinder review. I cannot recommend this hotel.

Room was clean and hotel staff very friendly

Staff is so friendly , thanks

Amon was an oasis, a lovely peaceful spot to recover from long days in Luxor with friendly, helpful staff.

They go out of the way to make you feel comfortable.

I had an unfortunate experience with my reservation at Amon Hotel. Due to a mistake on my part, I accidentally booked my stay for a day earlier than intended. As soon as I realized this, I reported the issue to Hotels.com, and they made multiple attempts to contact the hotel administration to request a refund. Despite their efforts, the hotel refused to process my refund, even though there were very few guests during my actual stay. Hotels.com genuinely tried to assist me, but unfortunately, the hotel was unwilling to accommodate my request. I believe a more customer-friendly approach could have made a difference, especially given the low occupancy. Unfortunately, due to their lack of flexibility and understanding, I cannot leave a positive review. I hope the hotel reconsiders its policies in the future to provide better service to its guests.

Property is clean, staff is very competent and helpful. Clean, tranquil hotel

The hotel is located out of the way on the West Bank of the Nile, and in a place like Luxor, with no Uber, taxi drivers rip you off to get there. The neighborhood is not great, with unfinished brick buildings, but Amon Hotel is presentable, with a small front desk and finished outside. There is no elevator in the hotel. The room is nice, but basic - not even a telephone to the front desk. There are no dining options nearby, and the dinner we ate at the hotel was way overpriced - all the prices were in dollars, and equivalent to 5-star prices for 2-star food. The included breakfast was a bright spot in our stay - we ate in the hotel garden, and breakfast included an omelet, yogurt, breads, cheese, butter, etc. We used an app called InDrive (you bid on your ride) to get around in Luxor.

This is a family owned hotel on the west bank of the Nile. Just FYI - the Valley of Kings and Valley of Queens, as well as some other temples and tombs you'll want to see, are on the west bank. But most people live on the east bank, and you'll want to visit that side to see Karnak and Luxor temples. So first decide which side you want to stay on. Both have advantages, but in short, east side is busier but has many more options for dining. By contrast, west side is easy going, you are just a few kilometers from some remarkable historic sites, but don't expect to get a drink. If you decide for the west bank, then you can't go wrong with this hotel. It has a very lovely garden, staff is kind and helpful, rooms are clean and comfortable, breakfast is good, and there is a small pool (although it was too chilly for us to use).

We loved the service and the garden. Thank you, we had a great time