Contracted rates, inspected properties, and one booking that covers the hotel, the tours and the transfers.
5 starKhaled Ibn El Walid Street, Luxor
Directly opposite the west bank with Luxor Temple a ten-minute walk away. Large rooms, two pools and reliable air conditioning in July.
5 starYussif Afifi Road, Hurghada
A well-kept beach resort south of Hurghada town with a golf course next door and a house reef reached by jetty.
5 starNabq Bay, Sharm El Sheikh
Nabq Bay all-inclusive with a very large pool complex, a long private beach and consistently good food for the category.
5 starCoraya Bay, Marsa Alam
Adults-only all-inclusive on Coraya Bay with a house reef that regularly produces turtles and rays from the beach.
5 starAlexandria Desert Road, Giza
A modern five-star on the Alexandria desert road with unobstructed plateau views and a large pool deck. Good value against the Mena House with the same essential view.
5 starNew Karnak, Luxor
On the east bank two kilometres north of Karnak, with a long Nile frontage, two pools and the best spa in Upper Egypt. Balloon pickups collect from the lobby.
5 starSoma Bay, Safaga Road, Hurghada
A vast Pharaonic-styled resort on the Soma Bay peninsula with a kilometre of beach, a championship golf course and one of Egypt's best kite-surfing lagoons.
5 starElephantine Island, Aswan
The only hotel on Elephantine Island, reached by the hotel's own free ferry. Gardens, a large pool and a rooftop bar with a 360-degree view of the cataract.
5 starNabq Bay, Sharm El Sheikh
A large ultra-all-inclusive in Nabq with an aquapark, eleven restaurants and a private beach. The strongest family option in Sharm.
5 star399 El Geish Road, San Stefano, Alexandria
A Mediterranean sea-front tower with a private beach and the most consistent service in the city. Twenty minutes from the Bibliotheca.
5 star12 Ahmed Ragheb Street, Garden City, Cairo
A small, quiet Garden City hotel of 191 rooms with a rooftop pool and one of the better restaurants in the city. Suits travellers who want five-star without a convention centre attached.
5 starCorniche El Nil, Luxor
The 1886 Victorian palace hotel on the corniche where Howard Carter announced the discovery of Tutankhamun's tomb. Vast gardens, high ceilings and a genuinely historic bar.
5 star6 Pyramids Road, Giza
A former royal lodge at the foot of the Giza plateau, with pyramid-view rooms that look straight at Khufu across 40 acres of jasmine gardens. The most famous hotel in Egypt, and the only one where the view is genuinely worth the premium.
5 star1089 Corniche El Nil, Garden City, Cairo
Corniche El Nil at its best — river-facing rooms, a garden pool deck above the traffic, and the most reliable service in Cairo. Ten minutes from the Egyptian Museum and twenty-five from Giza outside rush hour.
5 starAbtal El Tahrir Street, Aswan
The 1899 Moorish palace above the First Cataract where Agatha Christie wrote part of Death on the Nile. The terrace at sunset over Elephantine Island is the best drink in Egypt.
5 star1 Four Seasons Boulevard, Sharm El Sheikh
Terraced gardens down a hillside to a private reef beach, with a funicular between levels. The house reef is snorkellable straight off the jetty.
4 star229 Pyramids Road, Giza
Solid four-star ten minutes from the plateau, with a rooftop pool that faces the pyramids and rooms large enough for families.
4 star16 Saad Zaghloul Square, Alexandria
The 1929 hotel on Saad Zaghloul Square that housed Somerset Maugham, Churchill and the British Secret Service. Faded, characterful and perfectly placed for the corniche.
Contracted rates, bundled with your tours and transfers if you want them together.
