Susanna

I was well pleased with the bedroom I was given- overlooked the nile as I requested, Booked taxi was waiting for me at the airport. The breakfast was superb and the view from the restaurant fantastic. the facilities stated on the web site said the hotel susanna had a restaurant serving excellent meals diner especially. However when I asked for dinner in the restaurant I was informed it did not serve dinner only breakfast. This was very annoying as a single lady I did not want to wander around at night and had booked the hotel for this reason. fortunately the hotel nefertiti nearby had a excellent restaurant. The male receptionist took my post cards and I paid extra for someone to take to the PO .To date none of the six postcards have arrived at the Uk / or Germany addresses.

The staff is excellent and very friendly, check-in was very easy, they’re happy to help with anything. The breakfast is very good and lots to choose from. They’ll make you an omelette or cappuccino if you want. They serve beer on the roof deck. My room was right on the street so it was noisy from early morning till late at night. Only one electrical outlet worked, and it was in the bathroom. The shower is tiny, it’s just a corner in the bathroom with a curtain around it. The air conditioner was very tricky and it took room service a couple visits to get it working. It’s very close to Luxor Temple and to the big market. they let me extend when my flight got canceled, which was very accommodating.

Comfortable and clean. Air conditioning. Good bathroom. Balcony view of the Nile and Luxor Temple. Roof top bar. Good breakfast. And the staff were all excellent. Friendly, helpful with good English. Would definitely go to Susanna again.

cold food and thesame every day

Susanna Hotel worked for what we needed at the time—a place to crash for a few hours after an exhausting 24-hour journey before moving to another hotel. That said, this stay reinforced something I learned in Egypt: just because a country is less expensive doesn’t mean hotel quality should be this low. I’ve stayed in significantly cheaper hotels in other countries with far better standards. This property felt like the bare minimum—outdated, rundown, and extremely basic. The room was very small, more like a storage space or closet, and not somewhere you’d want to spend real time. It was very much a “sleep, don’t touch anything, and leave” situation. The positives are the location and the view. It’s very close to the souks and main areas, which is convenient for a short stop. Overall, while the location is good, this is not a hotel I would recommend for a stay in Luxor. The rooms are outdated and uncomfortable, and the experience falls well below acceptable standards for anything beyond a very brief stopover.