I agree with the reviewer who said to bear in mind that this is not a well established tourist destination. That said, we had a comfortable air conditioned room with a good bathroom where everything worked. Bed firm but comfortable and room would have been quiet but a/c unit was right outside the window and was very noisy, along with the unit for another room so we had no hope of peace even if we turned ours off. Room was cleaned properly, towels good. Food in restaurant varied enough to give plenty of choice and very good. Walking distance into town for a look around and everywhere very safe. Only problem was mosquitoes in room which gave me a lot of trouble and no spray available. Loved Siwa and would stay here again but will pack flyspray.

Cracking little hotel...loved the silence, the pool, the cats, the food was fantastic, probably oneof the best meals ive had in Egypt and ive been over 20 times...OK its very very basic, the bathrooms aint much good but get you clean, the beds are small but clean, the electrics are dodgy, but worked, the staff were very friendly, and the setting just beautiful....imagine lying by the pool feasting on dates inches from your hands....Siwa is fabulous, almost unspoiled, go now, before it gets ruined .....hotels are alcohol free, so dont expect a beer.....

A rustic hotel set in the Western Desert Oasis of Siwa.Each room is a bungalow and is basically but tastefully decorated.The room was clean and comfy as were the beds.
The towels were good,but there was only two packs of shampoo provided as toiltries.
The dinner and breakfast in restaurant carries on the same theme of good quality and basic,but very tasty. There is not alcohol available.
The pathways to the rooms are quite uneven and it was easy to get lost,but added to the charm of it.
There is a great gift shop in the reception area,I bought a hand embroidered cotton top for £25,every item on sale is unique.
The spring pool at the back of the restaurant is a lovely place to swim and it is a natural spring.The staff were very pleasant and helpful.
Apart from the long drive to get there, it's a place well worth visiting.

We stayed at this hotel for 3 nights. We did not hope for a 5* hotel, but you should take in consideration that Siwa is not yet a well formed tourist destination so all the facilities are elementary.
Advise: If you choose this hotel, book the air conditioned room (expensive but cleaner and acceptabile bath facililies).
The other rooms (ground floor) are very simple and not very comfortable (note that there is no shower curtain and the water flowes all over the bathroom), but even then I think that this hotel is one of the best Hotels in Siwa! You should not forget that the distance from the next city is 700 km!
Taking in consideration all this facts (tourism is in ones infancy, isolation) we had buffet breakfast and dinner not very diversified but everybody can find something on his/her taste. The staff of the hotel was very cooperative particulary the receptionist, our room was cleaned every day, we had breakfast even after the program of the restaurant and we got a room for shower after check-out...
I think these are good conditions for a hotel in the middle of the desert...