The Sofitel Winter Palace is steeped in Egyptian history. Built in 1886, it has hosted world leaders throughout the years as well as notable figures such as Agatha Christie, and the 5th Earl of Carnavon whilst excavating Tutankhamun's tomb in 1922.
Highlights
Its reputation as one of the finest buildings in Luxor still remains and the hotel has played host to a number of famous guests, both past and present
Offers leisure and sport facilities (outdoor heated pool, billiards/snooker, table tennis and volley ball)
There may not be wi-fi available in your room
92 rooms decorated in a tradtional colonial style
When to visit
The bar is well worth visiting before heading for dinner in the 1886 restaurant. Always try and go for a Nile View, and in the evening have a stroll outside the hotel down the banks of the Nile.
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The Old Winter Palace is located on the Nile very close to Luxor Temple, and only a short way from Luxor's centre and Luxor International airport.
5-hour 30-minute flight to Luxor International Airport. The Old Winter Palace is a 20-minute drive from the airport. Private transfers can be arranged.
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