Iberotel Crown Empress

We had a cruise with royale cruise from Aswan to Luxor. The cabins were oke the showerdoors were not closing en the water was weak. Food was mid not many options. Service was good and the boat was very clean!!! They even gave us a sickness drink to get better. Really sweet. Although there was a capitan cocktail time we did not saw the capitan. We also had to wait 11 hours for the lock of sluise which was a long time. When it was our time it was already 1 in the night. Not that the boatpersonel could do something about it maybe leave the parasols open. The eveningentertainment was a bit disapointing. There can be some improvement. For example better music and some acts.

We took a 4-day Nile cruise and were absolutely thrilled with the ship! The service was excellent, and the cabins and the entire area were spotless! There was always plenty of food at the buffet, and it was delicious! We highly recommend this ship! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

It has to be renovated , it’s clean all over but it’s old. The staff is more the perfect and friendly The food very good too

A Nile River cruise from Luxor to Aswan is not merely a journey between two cities; it is a timeless voyage through the very heart of ancient Egyptian civilization. Gently gliding along the legendary river, the cruise offers a perfect blend of comfort, history, and breathtaking landscapes. The journey begins at Luxor, often called the world’s greatest open-air museum. The guided tour of the Karnak Temple Complex is truly awe-inspiring. Walking through the massive Hypostyle Hall, with its towering columns and intricate hieroglyphs, one can easily imagine the grandeur of ancient religious ceremonies. The visit to the Valley of the Kings adds a deeply moving dimension to the experience. Descending into the beautifully decorated tombs of pharaohs, including those of the New Kingdom, offers an intimate glimpse into ancient beliefs about death and the afterlife. As the cruise sails southward, the rhythm of life along the Nile unfolds gracefully—lush green banks, palm groves, traditional feluccas, and small villages that seem untouched by time. The guided excursion to the Temple of Horus at Edfu is a highlight of the journey. Remarkably well-preserved, this temple impresses with its massive pylons, detailed reliefs, and powerful symbolism dedicated to the falcon-headed god Horus. Another memorable stop is Kom Ombo, uniquely dedicated to two gods—Sobek, the crocodile god, and Horus the Elder. The symmetrical design of the temple and its fascinating reliefs, including ancient medical instruments, reflect the advanced knowledge of the period. The nearby Crocodile Museum adds an intriguing and educational touch to the visit. Throughout the cruise, the guided tours are informative and engaging, bringing ancient history vividly to life. The onboard experience complements the excursions perfectly, with comfortable accommodations, warm hospitality, and panoramic views of the Nile at sunrise and sunset. The journey concludes in Aswan, a city of remarkable beauty and calm. After days filled with history and exploration, the serene atmosphere of Aswan feels like a gentle farewell to the Nile. Overall, the Nile River cruise from Luxor to Aswan is an unforgettable experience—rich in history, culture, and natural beauty. It is an ideal way to explore Egypt’s iconic monuments while enjoying the slow, soothing pace of life along one of the world’s greatest rivers

I booked and the ship caught fire and I never received a response on the phone, via chat, or through booking... so I was forced to cancel. But can you treat customers like this so close to a departure? I understand the incident, but it's been a week now! Shameful.