Al Moudira Hotel

度假的感覺

超級不喜歡，環境可以，但是在一個完全沒有東西的地方所以吃飯等都得在酒店強行消費 又難吃又天價貴。設施也很一般 衝著泳池去結果在裝修。離景點很遠不方便打車很貴

酒店很不錯 可以的

We had booked a cruise on the Oberoi Philae (see separate review) and having been in Cairo for three nights, needed to be in Luxor to join the boat. Having read mixed reviews about other places to stay in Luxor proper, we came across Al-Moudira and were very pleased that we did. It is an absolute gem with charming staff, excellent food, and a very pleasing friendly atmosphere. The whole thing is set in gardens linked by pathways, each one different and fun to explore. The swimming pool area is good and spacious and I really can't think of anything else to say except that two nights were not enough. By the way, the little shop has the best stuff we saw on our whole trip, so well worth a visit.

I'd have to say, the Al Moudira is the most perfect hotel I've ever stayed in. Simply exquisite. Everywhere you look there amazing antiques and classic Arabic style details. Our room was lovely and so spacious with the most comfy canopied king size bed. The grounds are composed of endless paths weaving through beautifully planted gardens with a farm in the back where they grow the food served in their restaurants. We had great meals at all of their in their various dining options. I loved the location, on the west bank, well off the beaten path. Some might be concerned it is remote from Luxor city, but the tranquility was exactly what we wanted. All of the staff were exceptionally attentive --accommodating our early morning tour departures, providing a luxurious soft mattress topper when I happen to mention that the bed was a bit firm for me, and more. I'll admit that staying at the Al Moudira was a bit of a splurge for us but it was 100% worth it. I wish I could have stayed forever.

This property was a gamble for me because I did not know if we would like it as tourists who tend to like full-service hotels and were concerned that we might not like something in Egypt that was not familiar. It was recommended to me by an Egyptian travel agent who suggested we try it, so we extended our visit in Luxor to stay here for 2 nights (followed by a night at the Winter Palace which turned out to be rather lame in comparison). We stayed in a 3 bedroom villa. We didn't see the regular rooms. We thoroughly enjoyed the place and would come back, even if we didn't particularly need to revisit the sites of Luxor. This place is about 25 minutes from city center or about half an hour from the airport and not near anything. There are 2 restaurants on property and another adjacent. We ate at both on property and enjoyed our two dinners. Breakfasts were also very good and they bake their own pita bread daily. They also use many ingredients that they farm. The villa had a really cool vibe to it; somebody took great care to design and decorate it with such features as blue-colored circular skylights. it was very spacious throughout and everything worked. There are small swimming pools in the back and a large one on property for common use; the water in all their pools is a bit cool but OK. There is a small gym which had the essentials, there are sauna and steam rooms, and you can get a massage on property. There is a large garden that permeates the property and several overlooks where you can see the surrounding area. An especially impressive part of our stay was the butler service that came with our villa. Robert was our butler; i hardly ever mention names on this site but he was outstanding in terms of hanging around and anticipating things we would want and being extremely responsive all day long till midnight. He really loves his job and said he wouldn't trade it even if he got a million dollars. I actually believe him. We stayed in several other 5-star hotels that offered butler service but it was not nearly the same. My wife celebrated her 60th birthday on property and the hotel helped me stage a small family party for her with musicians, dancers, a beautiful dinner in a lovely room and a birthday cake. They did it for a very small fee and no doubt it was an evening we will never forget. Hotel management was very responsive pre-arrival making arrangements. The resort is trying to create a concept involving animals, farming and more outdoor activities. Whether or not it will work remains to be seen. But if it does, it will create a compelling property to visit whether or not someone has already seen the sites of Luxor. The place offers good value for money, good food at the Relais Chateau level at very reasonable prices, a lovely peaceful place to relax outside of Luxor, and warm hospitality. We felt very looked after here by a super friendly staff and attentive management. A final tip: Make sure to get some of their chocolate hazelnut gelato;