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"The views were the best"

"We stayed at this hotel with young children in a family suite. Well, the hotel looks to have aged a little bit from the outside internally. It’s full of character and he’s truly a wonderful sanctuary right in the heart of Aswan. Because the hotel is on an island, you have to get there via a little fairy ride and it is a delightful way to experience the hotel for the first time There are Great dining options inside the hotel and everything is very reasonably priced By far the Best asset of...

"Given the fact that there are very limited choice of main stream clean hotels in Aswan, this hotel falls somewhere in the middle. On one end you have high class hotel like Sofitel, on the other hand there are numerous "hotels" in unmarked street near a rubbish dump.Within that context, Obelisk was very clean, convenient, next to the corniche and staff, particularly Ahmed Khadari were very polite and courteous. Whether, it was worth £80 per night is a different issue. Breakfast was non...

"We had a good experience at this hotel. We only stayed for one night. Service was good but not excellent. Signaling to get to places was poor. Many of the staff members would not speak English and even though most of they tried to assist they were not properly trained or did not know themselves how to help. Our was upgraded to one of the VIP villages next to the nile and the room had ample space and a magnificent view to the pool and the Nile. The room however was not very clean. The sofa had...

"Beautiful, clean and comfortable hotel for my brief stay before joining my Nile Cruise. The staff were very friendly and the buffet breakfast excellent. "

"Everything was fine and looked nice. Then we turned on the bathand the water was brown. And apparent toilet paper came out of the other bath in the room. Room service took an hour to get but food was ok, the room was nice and spacious."

"The property had good central location. Restaurant was not open for dinner. Breakfast was limited. Air conditioner had no temperature control. Bellman kept crowding onto the elevator so he could push buttons and collect a tip."