Basma Executive Club

The main feature of this hotel is it's location on top of a hill overlooking the Nile. Also, you are able to use the facilities of its sister hotel, Basma Hotel. The staff were very friendly and helpful, esp Meera who organised drivers and tour guide for us at short notice. The room was clean and spacious, and bathroom had all amenties, however the shower cubicle was on the small side and shower curtain just a couple cms too short so difficult to avoid getting the floor wet.

We landed late from Cairo and checked in at 2:30 am in the hotel… the reservation staff was not sure about our bookings and kept us waiting for 45 mins as their wifi wasn’t working so couldn’t manage… horrible food no vegetarian options in BF or even the restaurant did not understand anything….rooms are bad ac wasn’t working…. Wouldn’t recommend

Not a luxury hotel by any means but a good sized room and bathroom, with everything working well in the bathroom. The room was a bit spartan in decor, but many of the views are just superb. The hotel is high on a hill at the south end of Aswan. Thus, it has a great view up the Nile and over the rest of the city. Breakfast is available here and at the related hotel next door just down the hill. Because the hours started earlier at the latter, that's where I ate. It was good, fairly standard breakfast buffet. The desk staff was friendly. You will hear the call to prayer from a nearby mosque, sometimes before 5am. The hotel is quite close to the Nubian Museum. Cabs are inexpensive here, but I walked to restaurants about 10 minutes away, again on the southern side of the city. It is a longer hike though if you want to get to central Aswan, but on a short stay I had no reason to go there. At not quite $100/night I think it was a good deal.