Villa Rose

A five‑minute walk to the bus, early check‑in at 9 am when the bus arrives, excellent breakfast with tasty Nubian porridge and egg‑fried potatoes (even at 6 am before the bus). Rose is lovely and eager to help her son with 4WD tours. The bedroom door is very rustic and doesn’t close fully, shower water pressure is very low, and the window shutters don’t close.

Susan·एक हफ़्ते पहले

“宿のお母さんが素敵！”

The host welcomed me like family, always caring and making me feel at home; staying in a traditional building made of mud and salt was a fantastic experience. I was worried about the lack of air conditioning, but it stayed cool and comfortable even during the day. Though it was only two nights, I’m grateful for the kindness shown.

Yurika·3 हफ़्ते पहले

“Beautiful place in Siwa.”

The old building was beautiful, the stay was very comfortable, and the host was helpful and kind.

Karolina·4 महीने पहले

“gooooood”

Everything was good, nothing negative.

Jiayin·5 महीने पहले

“Perfect stay in Siwa”

This guesthouse in Siwa is a restored, authentic salt house and the room was spacious and comfortable. The bathroom had been updated and the shower was good. Air‑conditioning was available, but the thick walls kept the room cool so we only used the ceiling fan. From the rooftop we had a great view of the castle and the city. Every morning we enjoyed delicious breakfasts on the patio. Rose served a lot of food with many different choices each day, mostly an Egyptian breakfast with falafels, beans, roasted veggies, eggs, etc. Rose is a wonderful host—kind and generous—and she arranged a one‑day tour of the Temple of Oracle, Salt Lake, Cleopatra Springs, and Fatna Island. The driver was excellent; we would recommend him. This property is truly unique and enhances your stay in Siwa.

Maggie·6 महीने पहले