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Luxurious Victorian Landmark
Historic Charm: Immerse yourself in the enchanting history of Sofitel Winter Palace Luxor, where the discovery of Tutankhamun's tomb adds an air of mystery and intrigue to your stay.
Tranquil Oasis: Escape to a serene paradise within the hotel's lush gardens and exquisite pool area, offering a peaceful retreat amidst the wonders of ancient Egypt.
Timeless Elegance: Experience the fusion of French regency style and Nile mystique, creating a captivating ambiance that has charmed royalty and guests alike for generations.
Book now to indulge in the opulence of Sofitel Winter Palace Luxor and create unforgettable memories in this iconic Egyptian gem.
The New Year's Eve Gala Dinner on December 31 is compulsory, priced at $355 per adult and $175 per child aged 6 to 12.Please inform of your expected arrival time in advance. You can use the Special Requests box when booking, or contact the property directly using the contact details in your confirmation.
Guests are required to show a photo ID and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
A deposit may be required at the property.
No parking available.
When booking more than 7 rooms, different policies and additional supplements may apply.
WiFi is available in public areas and is free of charge.
Pets are not allowed.
Children of any age are allowed.
Children up to and including 3 years old stay for free when using an available cot.
Children up to and including 4 years old stay for free when using an existing bed.
Children from 5 years old to 11 years old stay for US$30 per person per night when using an existing bed.
You haven't added any extra beds.
Any type of extra bed or child's cot/crib is upon request and needs to be confirmed by management.
Supplements are not calculated automatically in the total costs and will have to be paid for separately during your stay.
Staying at Sofitel Winter Palace Luxor was a truly unforgettable experience. This historic hotel combines timeless elegance, luxury, and the charm of old-world Egypt. The beautiful architecture, classic interiors, and peaceful gardens create a unique atmosphere.
The location is perfect, right in the heart of Luxor, close to the Nile and the amazing ancient temples and monuments. The rooms were comfortable, beautifully designed, and full of character. The staff provided excellent service with genuine Egyptian hospitality.
The garden area is stunning, and enjoying a relaxing moment there feels like traveling back in time. A perfect choice for anyone visiting Luxor and looking for a luxurious stay surrounded by history.
Tip for future travelers:
Choose a room with a view of the gardens or Nile, and take time to enjoy the hotel’s historic atmosphere — it is part of the Luxor experience.
Visited in in April 2026 to have a drink and enquire about booking. The location and view of the Nile and Luxor’s temples are truly 5-star — you feel the history. However, my personal impression from reception was disappointing in my opinion. Staff I spoke with seemed unresponsive satisfactorily to basic questions, and I didn’t feel welcome. Based on that brief experience, I chose not to book. I booked a Nile cruise instead and found the staff more attentive and proactive. This location deserves service that makes guests feel valued.
We had dinner in La Corniche restaurant, which has been the main restaurant for 134 years.
Superb service and great food, their signature dessert Opera Trio is a must.
Very reasonable cost, worth making the effort even if you are not staying at the hotel
Historic decayed elegance are the words that come to mind. The location of the hotel walking distance to Luxor temple and close to Karnak is a major plus. Of the grand hotels in Egypt I would say that this one is in need of an upgrade especially with the four seasons slated to open next door soon. The staff seemed helpful but a little disengaged overall, without going out of their way as was typical on the rest of our trip. I guess it’s hard to review this hotel after coming from a really well run Cataract hotel in Aswan, but there is great potential here.
I wish they would take more advantage of the potential views they have over Luxor Temple, better priced cocktails in the bar (why is a signature cocktail $40?), and elevating their pool deck food offerings.
very old and not worth at all
very old and not feel like 5 stars!
2 stars maximum
Beautiful, historic building but not maintained at all!
No maintenance, rude staff, as women we felt uncomfortable at times. Male staff was very intrusive and harrassing. The young woman at the reception was extremely rude and unfriendly. Two male staff were harassing us on the street and running after us. The food was not good. We would absolutely not recommend staying there. For female travelers we would overall not recommend Egypt.
The architecture
The hotel need to be renovated
Un magnifique hôtel remplie d’histoire!
Très confortable, plaisant et relaxant!
Les employés sont très courtois et professionnels.
Le jardin, la piscine et les coins relaxations sont très propres comme tout l’hôtel.
Le petit déjeuner très bien servie dans une atmosphère calme et agréable!
Recommande chaleureusement!
Posizione staff servizio
Il prezzo del bar interno ROYAL BAR è fuori scala anche per europei
La struttura è decadente e assolutamente non in linea con una struttura 5 stelle quake si professa di essere
Le camere sono vecchie, rumorose, arredate in modo inappropriato (moquette vecchia e polverosa, armadio ottocentesco cigolante) e inefficiente (prese elettriche appoggiate sui comodini, mancanza di ogni possibile accessorio utile ai device moderni). In tutto questo, che magari qualcuno apprezza per un supposto fascino retrò, però i servizi tipo drink al bar sono costosissimi, al di fuori di ogni equilibrato rapporto qualità/prezzo e sicuramente al di fuori di questa atmosfera che vorrebbe essere alla Agatha Christie ma che sembra più da RSA per anziani da rapinare.
The place is unique and decorated beautifully. The staff are amazing. The garden is so beautiful.
Nothing.
The hotel is in tragic conditions. Délabré, run-down and decadent have now a new meaning after seeing how Sofitel is running this historic place. The manager and the owner should be ashamed of the state of the facilities. We were attracted here by the allure of the hotel’s history but it impossible to enjoy to stay here since the premises are close to fall apart and the carpets in the public areas and the room are very old, dusty and feel dirty. I am sure not a dime was invested in the hotel at least in the last 30 years. I have never been a fan of Sofitel but after staying here I will stay for sure at large from this brand forever.
The hotel was a beautifully maintained building both in the interior and in the garden. The hotel had both premium and normal restaurants. We visited each of them and enjoyed the food according to the personal menu. The staff were polite and very willing to help with any information as well as for departure transportation. It was possible to take a tourist tour at the hotel heading towards the Valley of the Kings or the monuments and other tourist destinations of Luxor.
The rooms were very small for the price of the room, two people could barely move around in this space. The room overlooked the Nile and the noise from the street was terrifying day and night.
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