Happy Land Hotel Luxor
El Kamar St Luxor, Nile River Valley, Egypt
TravelPod Member ReviewsHappy Land Hotel Luxor
“Happyland - Luxor "Oasis in the Desert"”
kazbar212 4 contributions
Coburg, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Jan 22, 2011
HAppyland Hotel is a Fantastic place to stay in Luxor. Cheaper than a lot of other available accommodations, friendly and always ready to please. Your room is cleaned every day, the breakfast is huge and delicious (fruit, bread, coffee, etc...), and the staff know heaps about Luxor. Take a tour (ask for Khamal) from here to the Valley of the KIngs, Medinet Habu and Deir el Bahari and you will not be disappointed. Khamal knows more about Egyptology than I do.
The reception staff are awesome, Hamdi the Joker and Mahmoud will make your stay fun and happy. Ibrahim the owner sits guard outside, quietly reading the paper. The facilities are great and the water is HOT! Couldn't be happier. Check out the PUB 2000 round the corner as well. :)
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