Luxor's most contemporary and luxurious spa resort, the Hilton Luxor, has glorious, uninterrupted views from the unique water’s edge location of the River Nile and is the ideal base from which to explore the region’s rich and ancient culture.
This is probably Egypt's most contemporary and luxurious spa - leave some extra time to enjoy the amazing treatments on offer
The Hilton has the largest waterfront space on the Nile and fantastic views from the rooms
There are many dining and bar options, both inside and out and you can rely on there being a high standard of food
Alongside the restaurant options available on land, you can take a private Felucca ride on the Nile while enjoying breakfast, lunch or dinner
Escape to the serenity of the lush banks of the Nile and receive Egypt’s most attentive, friendly service at this idyllic Hilton Worldwide Resort.
The rooms and suites at The Hilton Luxor offer guests contemporary comfort and most rooms have a balcony from which to enjoy the magnificent surrounding views. For the ultimate indulgence go for a Spa Suite which has its own private treatment room for pampering therapies in the comfort of your own home-from-home.
Choose from seven stylish bars and restaurants where you can feast on Asian fare at Silk Road, local specialities at Olives or unwind by the river on mezze platters at the relaxed Diwan. Indulge in a luxury holistic treatment at the tranquil and opulent Nayara Spa, bathe in the resort’s two stunning infinity pools flanked by large terraces with double hammocks or simply relax in a shaded cabana beside the Nile.
With so much to do within the hotel you could be forgiven for never leaving, but its location is ideal for exploring the wonders of Luxor and its surrounds. The Valley of The Kings, Valley of the Queens and Tutankhamen's tomb, as well as Karnak and Luxor Temples are all easily accessible from the Hilton. Alternatively, take a cruise on the Nile or even a peaceful balloon trip where you can enjoy a birds eye view of the magnificent wonders of the West Bank and the surrounding countryside.
When to visit
Relax on rooftop cushions, indulge in a mezze platter, fragrant Arabic teas or Turkish coffee, accompanied by shisha pipe and waterfront views.
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Inquire NowThe Hilton Luxor Resort is situated at the northern end of Luxor, in the village of Karnak, lose to Karnak Temple and on the banks of the Nile. On the eastern bank of the Nile, one and a half miles from Luxor town center (there is a complimentary shuttle service from the hotel).
Imagine Egypt
This itinerary gets you straight to the cultural heart of Egypt, delving into 3,000 years of civilization that left behind stunning archaeological sites dotted along the banks of the Nile. Marvel at everything from the iconic Great Pyramids in Giza to colossal temples dedicated to ancient Egyptian kings between Aswan and Luxor.
Family Fun in Egypt
Dive into the rich history and fascinating culture of Egypt on this epic family journey, sparking the imagination of budding archaeologists and adventurous teens. Step back in time as you explore the legendary tomb of Tutankhamun, live like a pharaoh as you cruise down the Nile and head to the Sinai Peninsula for magical underwater adventures.
4 Nights Nile Cruise
Experience the legendary river, passing through Egyptian heritage sites, including the West Bank as well as the temples of Karnak, Luxor, Edfu, Kom Ombo and Philae. In Aswan, sail by traditional Felucca to Agha Khan.
Best of West Bank
Take a morning motorboat into the West Bank. Explore 3 tombs in Valley of the Kings, Hatchepsut Temple, King Tutankhamun's Tomb and Queen Nefertari's Tomb. Time permitting, you can also explore another 3 tombs in the Valley of the Queens.
Colossi of Memnon
The Colossi of Memnon are two huge stone statues, which are all that remains of the Temple of the hedonistic Amenophis III.
Hot Air Balloon Sunrise
Enjoy sunrise over the West Bank for a view of the valley on a hot air balloon.
Karnak Temple
Located at the northern end of the town of Luxor, the Karnak Temple has three main sacred areas that honor three gods: Montu, an ancient local warrior god; Amun, the chief god of Thebes; and the goddess Mut, wife of Amun.
Luxor Museum
Luxor Museum is home to a small but very high quality collection of Egyptian antiquities. The collection includes grave goods from the tomb of Tutankhamen.
Luxor Temple
The Luxor Temple is a remarkably delicate work of architecture, originally built by Pharaoh Amenophis.
Sail Aswan by Felucca
Sail the Nile by felucca passing through sights such as Agha Khan Mausoleum, Kitchener's Island and ending at Elephantine Island.
Sound & Light Show at Karnak Temple
Enjoy a spectacular evening at the Sound & Light show at Karnak Temple.
Temple of Dendarah
Visit to the Temple of Dendarah, dedicated to Hathor, Goddess of Music, Love and Joy.
Temple of Horus & Kom Ombo
As you make your way between Luxor and Aswan, make a visit to Temple of Horus in Edfu as well as Kom Ombo, where you will find a huge temple dedicated to the God Sobek and Harocies.
Temple of Khnum at Esna
The Greco-Roman Temple of Khnum at Esna contains the beautifully preserved Great Hypostyle Hall.
Temple of Philae
The Temple of Philae is a superb temple complex dedicated to the goddess Isis.
Tomb & Mummy of King Tutankhamun
Visit the final resting place of the world-renowned Egyptian pharaoh, King Tutankhamun.
Tomb of King Seti I
We bring you out from the standard tourist circuit to Tomb of Seti I, is the best decorated and longest tomb in Valley of the Kings.
Tomb of Queen Nefertari
Visit the Tomb of Nefertari, often referred to as the Sistine Chapel of Ancient Egypt.
Unfinished Obelisk
Take in the impressively gigantic Unfinished Obelisk.
Valley of the Artisans
Valley of the Artisans or Deir Al Madina hosts some of the lesser-known tombs of the workers, who have built some of the most colorful and most-preserved tombs in Luxor area, which surprisingly rival the tombs of the kings!
Valley of the Kings & Hatchepsut Temple
For over a thousand years, the kings of the New Kingdom (1500-1070 BC.) were buried in the Valley of the Kings. You will cover temple of Queen Hatchepsut and 3 tombs in the Valley of the Kings.
Valley of the Queens
The Valley of the Queens is a place near Luxor where wives of Pharaohs were buried in ancient times.
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