OK! to start this is a very basic "hotel" chalet. Damp, cold, dirty (though must be "cleaned" daily as a basic), no more than a basic clean.
The breakfast is a joke!
Almost inedible! but you have to or you will starve! Murky coffee, when you can beg some!
Milk! Look for it! service, none! eggs yes, but its a candle that cooks it!
Ther is a nice man in the shop on complex, he's the best thing about this place!
Not recommended, but not much around Aswan is, except the Nubian Museum is worth a visit,
The ancient sites were within a taxi drive and good. Bad hassle in some souk areas, good in others, but its the climate, they need visitors, for the economy

This is not a hotel it is chalet's think of butlins or pontins.
The room we were first put into was next to a the toilets and the strong smell came into the room. changed rooms and was a little better, no smell, the room is very basic and cleaning is non-existant, the staff spend their time making animals out of the towels rather than clean the room.
Rated three star so we thought we could put up with it for 4 nights ended up staying 3 nights and could not wait to get back to luxor.
Best pay an extra few bob and get a Hotel. would not go there again.

The Isis Corniche Hotel is perfectly situated in the centre of Aswan with plenty of amenities close by; there is a myriad of restaurants in the vicinity (I would recommend not eating in the hotel itself) and it is so easy to hop into a taxi or onto a felucca and visit the many attractions in the city. Of these, the Nubian Museum was the highlight and makes a delightful detour, being just 15 minutes' walk away.
I was impressed by the layout of the hotel and its rooms, which are clean, comfortable and well-priced. What was not so remarkable, however, was the painfully slow check-in and the information given by the staff varied greatly from person-to-person, particularly regarding prices and which sights to see. I do recommend booking a trip to Abu Simbel from reception, however, as this is also a good price and a well-organised trip.
The economic downturn in Egypt certainly seems to have hit Aswan hard. There was only one person working around reception on the day I arrived and I had to wait half an hour at least for someone to come and show me to my room, which I could easily have found myself. Service around the pool area was poor. Watch out for scams as an individual traveller; they seem to be more abundant here and in Luxor than anywhere else in Egypt with some touts trying to get some payback for the lack of tourists in recent months. Having said that I did meet some lovely people here and I would definitely recommend taking a felucca down the Nile at sunset.

Stayed here for 4 nights after our Dahabiyya down the Nile.

Rooms were more basic than we had expected for the price point, but were nevertheless clean and comfortable enough.  The free wifi didn't extend to the room but worked fairly well in the reception area.

Location right on the Corniche is excellent for walking around Aswan. You do get a little street noise in the rooms nearest the road as Aswan can be a bit boisterous at night. They also had a really loud disco one night at the pool which went on quite late which we thought was pretty poor form.

The hotel also has a very nice pool area and cafe/bar right on the Nile.

Breakfast (included in room rate) was served at a restaurant overlooking the Nile and was also nice enough.

Hotel was able to organise a day trip to Abu Simbel at a good price although the bus was pretty cramped and crowded with every available seat including the fold down aisle seats were used.

Overall happy with the hotel but perhaps it's a bit overpriced for what you get as far as room quality is concerned!