Hoteles de 4 estrellas en Asuán

«Ubicado en el centro de Asuán, goza de una ubicación privilegiada junto a un pequeño centro comercial frecuentado por los lugareños. La habitación quizás sea algo antigua, pero estaba muy limpia y el aire acondicionado era bastante confortable. El personal del vestíbulo fuma en el interior. El río Nilo está justo enfrente, por lo que se puede dar un paseo por la orilla. El inconveniente es que por la tarde, muchos vendedores ambulantes intentan venderte cosas y es difícil quitárselos de encima. Está cerca de la estación de tren de Asuán y de la comisaría de policía, a unos 7 minutos a pie.»

«Pros The hotel facilities were absolutely beautiful with an amazing view. Traditional Nubian style house. Every corner makes you want to capture the space. We had a rocky start but the hotel staff tried to redeem themselves. We lost an apple watch which the hotel helped us get back ASAP before we reached Luxor. We are grateful for this. Cons Awful communication and hospitality. We were the only guests in the entire resort because of low season but still received shitty service. The hotel is in a secluded place making it difficult to reach.It’s on top of a mountain on a dusty rocky road. The hotel offers a tuktuk. We did our research prior and contacted the hotel to arrange getting to the hotel from the village and check in since we knew we’d land in the AMs. We were ignored. We arrived at the village meeting point at 1:45 but only ended up getting to our rooms around 3:50am because reaching the hotel via call and WhatsApp was so difficult. The staff had no sense of urgency. We were frustrated and anxious in this wellness resort. Our taxi driver refused to take us up the mountain and the tuktuk refused to take us because of our many bags (which is understandable). I’m very disappointed in the service and I know the staff has lots of potential to improve on their service delivery. The hotel needs to be more cognisant of their customer service and guests hospitality. Staying here was stressful. Recommended if you want aesthetic vibes,a beautiful picturesque hotel with good breakfast. Don’t recommend if you prioritise great guest services, comfortability and peace.»

«Este hotel está en lo más alto de la ciudad de Asuán, en lo alto de una colina empinada. No hay lugares para comer alrededor. El más cercano es el restaurante 1902 en Lao Falls, fuimos a disfrutarlo por la noche y los tres gastamos más de 2.500 libras, lo cual es un lujo poco común. El hotel en sí no está mal y las habitaciones están bien. Pero ahora se está renovando parte y el pasillo está un poco gris. Si no tienes coche y quieres pasear por Asuán, te recomendamos buscar un hotel en la ciudad, que te resultará más conveniente. Se recomienda alquilar un coche para ver la presa de Asuán. Después de todo, ha sido un producto de nuestros libros de historia durante muchos años. Además, es muy importante: no se recomienda seguir a la multitud hasta el templo de Abu Simbel temprano en la mañana. Es demasiado difícil, pero en ese momento sigues siendo un ser humano. Alquilamos un coche y salimos a las 7:30. Cuando llegamos alrededor de las 11:00, había mucha menos gente y la experiencia turística fue mucho mejor. Llegamos al aeropuerto de Asuán alrededor de las 4:00 de la tarde. A menos que vayas a hacer un crucero, no es necesario salir temprano por la mañana para ir a los templos de Abu Simbel.»

«El hotel está bien ubicado, en el centro de Aswan y al lado del Nilo, lo único que las instalaciones ya están un poco viejas con manchas de mucho uso y muebles viejos, el desayuno buffet muy básico y con poca variedad, fuera de eso, es un buen hotel»

«A little hard to access by car, but located just a few steps away from the market, as it’s on the edge of the Nubian village. Service overall was ok, with them offering to prepare breakfast boxes for us, as we were heading to Abu Simbel early morning, though dinner service was very slow and staff weren’t as attentive.»

«El pequeño hotel, situado en la cima de una colina, ofrece vistas al río Nilo. Las habitaciones son relativamente amplias, pero la limpieza deja mucho que desear. El baño estaba bastante sucio y las toallas eran muy viejas. Parece que la limpieza suele ser deficiente en los hoteles egipcios. Las zonas comunes son bastante agradables y el desayuno buffet de estilo occidental era aceptable.»

«Our stay at Benben was a bit of a mixed one. If you are someone who has a lot of time on your hands and you want to take photos for instagram and do not care about water supply/shower issue, this may be the right place for you. On the other hand, if you have travel schedule planned and not too flexible with time (e.g., Abu Simbel day trip) and care about sleep quality, this is not the place for you. We stayed here for 2 nights, on our first day, we arrived around 3pm with sweats and heat exhaustion from our Philae temple visit. After being sent to our room, we realised the water wasn’t working. Hotel told us to wait as they had some water supply issue, after waiting for 5 hours, we called again and were told they are still fixing it and could not tell us an ETA on the fix. With frustration and massive migraine from heat exhaustion and no clear ETA, I figured I had to sleep with sweats and anger. The 2nd issue we encountered was the ferry to the dock. The hotel is on and island which means every time we want to go in and out, we would need to contact the hotel to arrange for the boat for transfer). On the day we need to leave, we were waiting on the boat with a Danish couple but we could not depart after waiting for 20 mins (post the initial agreed departure time). Even though the other couple made a complaint to the hotel staff, they did not care or give a clear answer on when we can leave. Another 20 mins later, we we realised we were waiting for another couple to come onboard (and confirmed with them that they were 20 mins late to their original appointment). At this point, we were already very late to meet our own driver and start our 8 hours trip to Luxor. Most hotel staff could not speak English, the only ones we can communicate to was Nirvana (from front counter) and the restaurant manager. The rest of the staff were not well trained to do basic communication. So… If you have time, ok to deal with the above potential issues (oh…and lots of stairs!), go ahead and you will enjoy the amazing views from the hotel.»