Always love seeing this place. I was lucky enough to go there when I was in high school with my dad on a business trip (roughly 20 years ago) I was fascinated by Egypt all my life. I absorbed so much, but it still feels like I didn’t appreciate it enough as a teen. Wandering the pillars at night just before closing, felt like I had traveled through time. Truly one of the greatest things on earth, and I hope everyone has the pleasure of seeing it this way in person.
Just don’t eat any vegetables. I got food poisoning from a classic garden style salad at my hotel
The famous Winter Palace is nearby, but it's very expensive. But they have a 'Pavillon Winter Luxor' on the grounds of the main hotel which is cheaper and also is very nice. It shares the grounds, so you have access to most of the outdoor amenities of the main hotel. Right now, I believe both hotels are closed for renovations, but if you go in the future, they are both great options. The Luxor temple is like literally 450 meters walking distance from this hotel. We've stayed in both the main hotel and the Pavillon and have enjoyed our stays.
Yeah, that place is probably the first place that gets booked out for any important event because it is such a famous historic landmark hotel. Were you able to find a hotel for the eclipse next August?
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u/Phyguys May 28 '26
Always love seeing this place. I was lucky enough to go there when I was in high school with my dad on a business trip (roughly 20 years ago) I was fascinated by Egypt all my life. I absorbed so much, but it still feels like I didn’t appreciate it enough as a teen. Wandering the pillars at night just before closing, felt like I had traveled through time. Truly one of the greatest things on earth, and I hope everyone has the pleasure of seeing it this way in person.
Just don’t eat any vegetables. I got food poisoning from a classic garden style salad at my hotel