When you add the amenities and service provided with this unique and secluded resort it adds up to 4 stars. Mr Peter and his wife Miharu who are responsible for the vision of this oasis within an oasis have created a very comfortable and special place to begin your desert adventure. It is a perfect place to unwind when you... More

We stayed here for one night in April, 2011, as part of a 4-day trip across the desert and through the oases we designed from Siwa to Luxor. The hotel is charming, with rooms spread through a garden. The interior hot spring isn't fabulous, but does the job. In the early morning we walked up the hill behind and had... More

My husband and are both in our 60s and retired. Normally we like to stay in elegant, luxurious hotels. Our agency who handled the land portion of our Egypt trip picked this facility for us. We stayed 1 night, on May 19, 2011. This is classified as a 3 star property. We were greeted by the owner/operator Peter Wirth. Peter... More

The hotel did not make the best use of its potential beauty and location. Tourists were a commodity with little genuine care and attention. The rooms smelled, the toilet only worked after three complaints (and then not properly), and the place looked run down - with the exception of a lovely bar: possibly a recent addition. The springs were a... More

We stayed in this hotel because we wanted to do desert tour. They can arrange good desert tour. Hotel itself is very nice, quiet, safe, claen and staff are very friendly. They have a small hot springs, massage service, small kids park, bar etc. We relaxed a lot after 6 hours bus trip from Cairo. They serve European style meal... More

The owners have done an admirable job with the hotel itself. The rooms are clean and comfortable. The setting is stunning. However, with the way my itinerary was set up, I never got a chance to relax in its spa-like atmosphere. As soon as I had lunch, I was sent out with my Bedouin guide for a completely unexpected 3... More

This is listed as a Giza hotel, please note it is a 4 hour drive from Giza. It is in "oasis" Bahariya, which is a run down poverty filled little town in the middle of the desert and has no real appeal that we could see. The "hot spring" is a concrete pool filled with rusty water. If you need... More

We were only at this hotel for 2 hours while waiting for our desert tour guide to arrive. The main lobby was big and very clean, and the people at the desk were very nice. We had lunch in the dinning room and had some good Egyptian food which was nicely presented. For being in the desert and surrounded by... More

Stayed 2 nights during a tour of the oases. Impressed by the cool clean look - the buildings and interiors in white, blue, grey, and extensive grounds with lots of mature trees and flowering shrubs. The whole place looked cared for. The rooms were comfortable, though the couples on the tour found them rather cramped for 2, and I found,... More