Hotels in Aswan

Excellent time at this friendly place. Laura was incredibly helpful with organising local experiences, as well as ferry transport to the West Bank. Room was clean and service friendly and generous; location was amazing as well (breakfast right by the Nile!).

Baba Dool is an idyllic space, traditionally built, and with stunning aspects from the water’s edge, offering unrestricted views over one of the prettiest parts of the Nile, across to the desert banks beyond. We watched birds fishing in the Nile waters, and feluccas and motor boats gliding past. Baba Dool is owned and run by Rauya, an inspiring and locally respected businesswoman. She was an attentive...

What a fabulous place right on the river nile where you can sit and watch the world go by in a relaxed, unhassled environment or go for a swim. Baba dool was the first Nubian guest house on elephantine island and provides a truly authentic experience. The owner is an extremely capable and welcoming lady and organised everything we asked for very reasonable prices. Baba dool is easy to get to on the...

Rooms are excellent value. Service was very good with a meet and greet followed by arranging all our trips. All given with warm Nubian hospitality. Location: being on the west side of elephantine island, it is quieter. It is right on the river with botanical gardens island (Kitchener island) just across with sand dune hills beyond. Bird life is amazing. Get up early and sit and watch the amazing river...

Staying at Baba Dool was one of the highlights of my trip to Aswan. The location is fantastic — right on the Nile with amazing panoramic views of the river and nature all around. The whole place is super calm and serene, no noise, just peace and fresh air. What really makes it special is the people. Hagga Rawiya and the family are incredibly welcoming, generous, and full of warmth. Their kindness and...

We have stopped here as part of our "Nubian Village" experience while cruising up the Nile river. We were provided some bread and "filo dough" and molasses/halva/spicy sauce + hot mint tea or cold hibiscus tea - I thought it was a pleasant visit and the atmosphere inside the house (and now I learn a hotel) was very lively. Others were smoking hookah/shisha, while others were taking pictures with...

Not a bad hotel for low budget travelers private bathroom Hot water with small tv and fridge old Aircodition, near train station bad area nearby supermarket ,Pharmcy and not far some not bad restaurants wish you a nice stay

The service stuff was very friendly. Rooms are ok, basic but compared to local standarts ok. There was TV and a fridge on the room. Was not noisy and clean enough. My bed even had a new mattress. Refering to our cheap budget this was the best place we could get.

Great as a hostel ,inexpensive, private shower , mini frige in room air cold bed good wake up service, free mini Bfst at 700 Walk to super mkt ,restaurant , center of town, ,3 min walk to train station. Check out 12 so if going to Abu Simbel 3 am pickup for convoy and return 1 pm may have to pay for short room to shower 100 or 150 Egypt pds or negotiate up front. Train to luxor at 3 pm first class...

Nice stay. Good location, people are nice and helpful

The hotel was great. When we checked in, they upgraded us to a large suite. It was too hot, so we didn't explore the city much. It was very pleasant to stay in the hotel, enjoy the Nile River view, and have some tea.

The room was very spacious and the view was great. Unfortunately, I was in a hurry and couldn't enjoy it in detail. If I could stay a few more days, it would definitely be one of the most cost-effective options.

We were arranged to stay in a river view suite in a small house across the road from the hotel (in fact, there is no river view on the first floor). The room was relatively damp. We paid the price of a five-star hotel but lived in a county guesthouse with decoration standards. The overall feeling was that the premium was very high and there was no cost-effectiveness.

The hotel is close to the Nile River, the swimming pool in front of the house is very clean, the environment and scenery are first-class, and it is very enjoyable. The room is very large, the bedroom, living room, and bathroom are all large and clean. The hotel yard is large, parking is convenient, and the service staff is very friendly. I booked a three-day chartered boat tour of Abu Simbel Temple...

Excellent room, and very friendly and sincerely caring staff. The Nile view from the balcony is amazing. Monica the Guest relation manager went above and beyond to ensure our stay is at its best. Ibrahim from the breakfast restaurant always prepare our breakfast to go as our excursions were very early. Thank you Tolip staff for making our stay memories unforgettable. THANK YOU.

This is a highly recommended hotel who wish to spend their free time in the heart of the Nubian village. It is located very close to the bustling tourist street market and is on close proximity to the Nile river at the west bank of Aswan. I would say a stay at this place would give one an entry point to African culture. The food served in the hotel's restaurant is very tasty and I vouch for their chicken...

It's located in the heart of Nubian Village's downtown area (?) and right next to the pier, making it easily accessible from the boat. It seems like it's just barely accessible by car (depending on the day). The rooms are cute, and while not exactly hotel-like, they're well-maintained. Contrary to reviews, there was someone at the front desk both morning and night. I was worried about my early morning...

This is a fantastic guesthouse, located in the heart of Nubian village, next to the main pier. The rooms are clean and hygienic, fully equipped, and the service is attentive and welcoming. Breakfast is also excellent. It boasts a rich local culture, and the Nile River is right outside the door. There are many beaches within 500 meters, attracting many swimmers. Overall, it offers great value for money...

A wonderful location, with excellent service and breakfast. Would highly recommend, I loved being right by the Nile for meals

The hotel is right by the Nile River, and the whole street is blue, as if you have entered a fairy tale world. This hotel is very cheap, with a good environment and Mediterranean style. The breakfast is freshly made, and the price per night is only one or two hundred. The only drawback is that the bathroom is not separated into dry and wet areas, but the price and service are worth it. I will stay...

I heard that the more prosperous part of Aswan is the east bank of the Nile, but this is a small hotel in a Nubian village on the west bank of the Nile. If you have a chartered car, you can stay in the village to experience the Nubian culture (there is a section of road under construction into the village, it is not easy to walk and it is very dark at night). You can see the sunrise over the Nile when...

The hotel was nice and staff were so kind. What the hotel doesn’t have any shadow they couldn’t provide me any shadow and I had to pay from the airport to the hotel and hotel to the airport.

Nice hotel near in Nubian village. Friendly staff.

Small clean colourful rooms, very friendly staff. It's not a hotel, it's a guest house to feel nubian living style house rooms have AC and no TV or mini bar. Small toilet with separate tub out side. Water is available with roof cafe nice and good view

What you see is what you get, very lovely place. The whole village is dopamine style super cute! Breakfast is delicious. You can eat it on the balcony with a great view. You can see the Nile River directly! The sister at the B&B also took me to touch a small crocodile for free! Super great experience! This small village is particularly suitable for strolling and relaxing for a day!

nice place, friendly staff , clean rooms Breakfast is nice rooms with a view are very limited a lot of stairs to reach your room bathrooms have swing doors like the one in bar or restaurants (limited privacy) bathroom amenities are very limited close to the local market need a private car to reach the place or get back to the train station which is expensive

I immediately typed this review on my phone upon departure because I was so excited to post it when I had some time and internet. Hadouta Masreya is an incredible experience! My ONLY regret is that we didn’t have enough time as we didn’t land until 1:30 am and had to leave around 9 am. Hospitality: Hamed and Shereen were extremely accommodating during and before the trip, respectively. Shereen helped...

Very nice hotel with a magnificent rooftop over the Nile. The surroundings are very charming and peaceful. The host is very welcoming and arranged meals as well as several excursions for us very easily. I can only recommend !

Very pleasant stay at El Prince Guesthouse, quiet with its terrace overlooking the Nile. Easy to get to Aswan. The host, Amgad, is very friendly and available to make excursions at very reasonable prices. He takes care of everything and we can ask him to take us by boat to see the surrounding islands. Abu Simbel is also possible. St. Simeon Monastery is particularly beautiful.

Great service and great beds! They kinda locked us out but it was a fun adventure to climb a tree and break into our room! They even took us back to our cruise ship themselves so that’s a plus!

My wife and I stayed at Prince Guesthouse. We loved it. Staff was friendly and accommodating and Elephantine Island is super chill and a quick and cheap boat ride to get there (10 Egyptian pounds each way per person). From the dock about a 5 minute walk to the hostal. The views from terrace up top are great. Room and bathroom very basic but again the vibe is super chill.

El prince guesthouse was a really beautiful guesthouse in the middle of the nile in the elephantine island!! The view from the roof was amazing and the stuff were really friendly , polite and ready to help us with every little detail from making sth to drink or eat to give any info for the place or get us to the other side!! Stuff also arranged us a ride with the camels to monastery of saint simon...

Where do I begin. If you're staying in Aswan, you have to stay on Elephantine Island and if you're staying on Elephantine Island you have to stay in El Prince. What a beautiful, beautiful location. Elephantine Island deserves to be its' own country. You step out of the intense hustle and bustle of Egyptian life and end up transported to a different world on the island and the crown jewel of it all...