Typical Egyptian hotel.
Nice management but the hotel let's them down.
The lift didn't work - reception is 3 floors up and our room was effextively on the 6th floor.
The swimming pool was empty (and looked disgusting).
The bathroom door would close!

I was a solo woman traveler and got royally sick of one leering desk clerk, and he kind of soured me on the rest of the experience. Most of the staff had little or no English so I was steered wrong about the ability to get to Abu Simbel. I never got there. At the back overlooking a very noisy alley that went all night, I got a room with rock-hard twin beds, no tub, as shown in the pictures here (I didn't know about this site), a shower with no curtain so the room was splattered (but there was plenty of hot water and the floor dried quickly). The location right on the Nile is handy and central, and right above the bank for converting cash. Breakfast is just an egg and bread, and you have to ask for more coffee, but you'll get it with a few more pounds. It was cheap overall but I met people who were happier with a much cheaper place I never checked out called the Boomerang.

We stayed here for one night before moving to the reasonable but more expensive Keylany Hotel. We were given a room on the front with a great view of the Nile but a very loud moored ferry kept us up nearly all night, as the windows were so thin.
It had evidently not been cleaned for our arrival as there were other people's hair in the sink and on the floor, and overall dirtiness in the room. There was a fluorescent tube for lighting and grubby walls and curtains.
Would never recommend this hotel to anyone unless you are on a severe budget and do not care for cleanliness or service. There are better places in Aswan!!

Nice staff, discrete and kindness, clean room and bathroom. sufficient breakfast, what more for that money..