The Kalabsha Hotel, named after the famous ancient Kalabsha Temple built by the Roman Emperor Octavius Augustus and dedicated to the fertility god Mandulisa, is a self catering hotel, of a modern building on the hillside having a panoramic view overlooking the Nile River.The Kalabsha Hotel is situated in Abtal El Tahrir Street on one of the most spectacular sites on the Nile east bank.The Kalabsha Hotel is a 4 star hotel with 5 floors of rooms plus the

Basma Hotel Aswan, situated on Aswan’s highest hill, offers a commanding view over the river Nile and the city of Aswan.Set only 15 minutes walk from the Nile Cornish and local markets, the Basma Hotel is the ideal base for either pleasure or business or both.This modern hotel is a home away from home and has very comfortable well-equipped rooms, a lively Nubian bar and an

Sofitel New Cataract Hotel is pleasantly sited, being within the Gardens of The Old Cataract, and has the advantage of sharing many of The Old Cataract facilities.There are several restaurant outlets, one with a Nubian theme, styled in the mode of a Nubian Village House. The Main Restaurant is modern in style and serves a good standard of both International as well as more traditional

This hotel offers good service.The 5 minute boat crossing is very pleasant and the drop-off point is in the centre of the Aswan Bazaars.The actual building has a very tall tower which can been seen from some distance.It is a modern strucure in white stone and is extremely well maintained.This hotel is located on Elephantine Island and is reached by a private boat service.The hotel is

Overlooking the Nile, across from the legendary Elephantine Island. Victorian architecture combines elegantly with interior decor inspired by the Orient.This unique hotel inspired the Agatha Christie novel, Death on the Nile,123 rooms and 8 suites.The1902 gourmet restaurant serves French and international cuisine in an architectural environment of great elegance.Restaurants have