Sheraton Hotel Luxor

... in the shape of a boat's sail. The Jailhotel Löwengraben in Lucerne, Switzerland is a converted prison now used as a hotel. The Luxor, a hotel and casino on the Las Vegas Strip in Paradise, Nevada, United States is unusual due to its pyramidal structure. ...

... elevator.  The tour company is very good about accommodating whatever needs you have. This afternoon,  I moved to the Luxor Sheraton Hotel in Luxor and must pack.  As neat and organized  as I have been, packing is still confusing and ...

As I said previously, I really wanted to get out of the Sheraton Hotel and look around the Town of Luxor but since I was travelling on my own and on a scooter to boot, the guides look at me as if I was nuts to even ask and told me it was not safe for a ...

... sunset along the Nile is something we can't get enough of...so we  did it again! In the evening, Pooja took me to the Sheraton Hotel to celebrate my birthday. We had a lovely meal at an Italian restaurant, and enjoyed some beer and vino. A great day! ...

... to repair some of the damage.  They are still excavating and have found new statues down the Avenue leading to the Luxor Temple and are slowly excavating it. LUXOR TEMPLE Luxor Temple, built by Amenhotep III and Ramses II, was dedicated to Amun-Ra, ...

... I suspect the other passengers on my baloon booked through Cook for they were picked up at the Old Winter Palace Hotel and the equally expensive Sheraton. **In order to open this entry for general viewing I have removed the 'Draft Status, but I ...

... how it will be like in the summer time. Later we were transfered to the hotel in Luxor. We checked into the Sheraton Luxor, a 5 star hotel located in the Nile river bank. Again, we witnessed a beautiful sunset while laid back at the river bank, enjoyed ...

... last week and probably won't have it next week so we had to cram. We did get out to the Luxor museum, a half hour walk from our hotel.  Unlike the Cairo museum which is overflowing with artifacts, the Luxor museum was spread out, has everything ...

... 's looked like they were worked very hard, they did not look as sad or in some cases as thin as the horses in Luxor. I completely understand that horses I see in our local fields may be carrying a little padding, but I don’t believe that you should ...

... off with a tour of the Luxor and Karnak Temples sponsored by city-discovery. Our guides picked us up from the hotel and we were off to the Luxor Temple.  Truly amazing to walk through structures and buildings dating back to 5,000 B.C.  Next, it ...

... time to drive to these temples unlike Cairo where we seem to spend hours on the road.  I am not allowed to go out of the hotel complex on my own as they do not feel it is safe.  I did not like this until I went on the carriage ride covered in ...

... landed just after sunset and to feel the heat as we stepped off the plane was awesome!! We spent the first night at the Sheraton Luxor and drank our way into the early hours of the morning. When I opened the curtains the next morning wow what a ...

... pool though, catching an awesome north African tan! Yes, I bronze...haha.  We were sad to say goodbye to Luxor and our beautiful hotel, because it was very clean and the traffic was so light, a much better place than Cairo because it is oriented ...

... rum desert, stayed a night in a bedouin tent, crossed the sinai desert that separates Asia from Africa, hung out in the Cairo Sheraton (seriously noce hotel- have to be rich in later life), spent a night on a felucca, swam in the Nile, hung out with a ...

... destination to the driver and ended up getting out early so we got to walk Sharia Sheraton (Sheraton Street although I never saw the Sheraton). I had picked out three hotels next to each other to check out and had reservations in one of them but we were ...

... that was joined to the temple of Luxor by the Avenue of Sphinx. Today I found out that 20% of the worlds monuments were in Luxor, and I'd seen quite a few of them over the last couple of days. We then headed to the Luxor airport to head back to Cairo. ...

... in Luxor, I smile to all and say no.  I walk down the beach road past vast building sites (a huge new hotel, a Sheraton, and shopping complex is going up) before breaking through the traffic and the transport sellers onto the beach.  This is ...

... nbsp;   We were met at the airport by our guide Mohamed Ali a cheerful young Egyptian fellow who took us to our hotel in Giza by bus. He whisked us through Immigration and Customs very quickly and efficiently and in no time we were on our ...