カトー・ドウル・ウェルネス・リゾート(Kato Dool Wellness Resort)

このホテルは基本的に中国人からのレビューがありません。落とし穴を避けるためにはレビューする必要があります。ホテルはナイル川沿いの丘の上にあり、アスワンの街中にはありません。山のふもとまではトゥクトゥクで 20 分以上かかります。 。トゥクトゥクは無料ですが、連れて行ってくれるタクシーの運転手さんはたいてい山に登らなければならないことを知らず、一度山に登らなければならないことを知るとずっと罵り文句を言います。夜にアスワンに到着すると、さらに恥ずかしいことになるでしょう。そこに住むと、山を上り下りしたり戻ったりするのが非常に不便なので、アスワンの都市生活、特にナイトライフに参加する機会がすべて避けられます。関連する旅程に必要なレンタカーはホテルで予約できますが、ホテルの支配人も料金を提示し、多額の食事からは一円も値引きしません。

雰囲気は穏やかで落ち着いており、本当にリラックスして自分自身とつながることができました。 Katadool のスタッフは信じられないほどフレンドリーで親切で、常に私たちのニーズに応えてくれました。この場所の清潔さは内外とも申し分なく、快適な環境を作り出していました。カトドールの景色は息を呑むようなもので、周囲には素晴らしい風景と自然の美しさがありました。私たちは自然に浸り、絵のように美しい景色を眺めながら安らぎを感じました。提供された食べ物と飲み物は質が高く、味覚を満足させ、満足感を与えました。そこは、私たちが本当にリラックスして、私たちが抱えていた懸念や疑問を手放すことができる場所でした。この独特のポジティブな雰囲気があり、誰もがリラックスして思い出に残る経験を抱きやすくなっています。全体として、Katodool での時間は驚くべきものでした。私たちは元気を取り戻し、リフレッシュした気分で帰り、このような内なる平和とリラクゼーションを経験する機会に感謝しました。 Nuba を訪問し、Katodool を選択することを検討している場合は、ためらうことなく、そのまま実行してください。後悔することはありません。

リゾートには独特のスタイルがあり、とても快適で、とても居心地が良く、とてもリラックスでき、とてもオリエンタルで本格的です。部屋は清潔で、景色は素晴らしく、この時期には天気もとても良く、スタッフはフレンドリーで親切でした。

During our time in Egypt we have stayed at some luxurious hotels, including the Mena House in Egypt at the foot of the pyramids and the Hilton Luxor on the banks of the Nile. But I can sincerely tell you that the Kato Dool Wellness Resort was, by a wide margin, the best lodging experience we had in the country. I mean this sincerely. If you are an older person, have some limitations on your mobility, or are opposed to a little rustic flair, this may not be the place for you; however if you are an adaptable adventure-seeker I feel there is no other place you should stay in Aswan. Prior to arrival we received messages via WhatsApp from a member of the staff informing us that the hotel was having its “soft opening” and that Google sometimes could not find it, so we needed to drive to a meeting point in the Nubian village instead. Our guide communicated with the hotel and we learned that a tuk-tuk would meet us at the spot to take us up. Let me be clear: If this ride existed at an amusement park, I would pay for it. Our teenage driver managed to avoid every hole in the dirt road at surprisingly high speeds while simultaneously maintaining a phone conversation and picking up some dude who hitched a ride up. Was this daunting? No, it was awesome. Upon arrival our bags were whisked away, we were sipping hibiscus juice, and a kind, thoughtful, and well-spoken member of the staff gave us a tour of the facilities pointing out lots of little details along the way. We gasped at the pool (the pool!) and gazed at the impeccable buildings, all painted in the characteristic Nubian style and seemingly brought to life from a cartoon where magical forces help plucky kids overcome evil. Our room had high ceilings and furniture I would have liked to spirit away and towels in the shape of a crocodile on the bed. The view of the Nile from the back terrace was priceless (as would be underscored when the sun rose above it in the morning). Looking down several hundred meters at the riverbank where soft sand met the river with boats docking and tourists taking camel rides, we realized “gatdamn, we can *swim* in that thing.” Our hostess had told us that they could call for a tuk-tuk to take us there, but better to “take the stairs down from the pool and have a 10-minute walk in the desert.” The stairs were nowhere close to the pool and the walk in the desert was shorter than 10 minutes but dear lord, it was like descending the stairway to heaven to find oneself on Tatooine — a breathtaking vista we totally hadn’t expected. We dodged a couple camel trains to get down to the water, made friends with an Egyptian family whose daughters were eager to try out their English, and swam out to go full Ariel on rocks in the bay. On the walk back we noticed that one of the hotel dudes was waiting on the staircase to make sure we made it up safely — very unnecessary! Utterly kind! We went straight to the pool, ordered drinks (no booze available but no worries), took obligatory In

A quirky colourful hotel with fantastic views of the Nile. Friendly staff and excellent good value food. Pool overlooks the desert and Nile. An interesting drive to the hotel especially in the dark. Staff we’re welcoming and helpful assisting us with tours and guides.

If you’re going to Aswan, you must stay at Kato Dool. It is, without a doubt, the most beautiful hotel I’ve seen. The Nubian style is very colorful, fun and inviting, and Kato Dool is exceptional for all the wonderful details they put in. The staff was great; beautiful, welcoming smiles from all, and everyone was so kind to us. We felt very welcome. On the days we had to get up early (Abu Simbel is about 3 hours from Aswan), they had prepared breakfast boxes for each of us and left them at the desk. What a life saver! Made our morning so much easier. The food at dinner is also amazing. Everything is fresh and home-cooked. It was delicious. Our room had a view of the Nile, and it is stunning. Seeing the desert next to the river below is an impressive sight itself, but the beautiful design of Kato Dool made it truly picture perfect. I would highly recommend this hotel to any visitors, just note it may be a little tricky to find. It’s just outside of the town, behind a large sand dune, and the road there is not stone/asphalt paved. So once you have the directions correct, you’ll have a magnificent stay. There’s nothing like sitting on a beautiful balcony listening to the sound of the wind blowing through the river valley to calm one’s mind ❤️

The property is situated on the side of the cliff across the river with breathtaking views of the city and Nubian villages. However be aware the drive to the property is super challenging. You’ll need an additionally 25-30mins on treacherous rocky terrain conditions through a rural Nubian village before reaching the desert road to the property. Once you arrive, all your tension dissipates. Service, food and view is excellent.

My father and I very much enjoyed our stay at Kato Dool. The staff is warm and welcoming, the atmosphere/architecture is beautiful, the views are unbeatable and the food is out of this world. This is an excellent hotel run by true professionals. That said, I think it should be made clear on the listing that the terrain surrounding the hotel is very rugged and the transportation provided by the facility to attractions is not for everyone. I personally didn’t mind the tuktuk, but it was hard on my 77 year old father. Overall, however, I rate this hotel very highly and would definitely come back. I give it my highest recommendation and want to thank the staff for their hospitality.

This guest house was beautiful in decoration, and the people and food were excellent. The pool we gross! It was green and foggy and had plastic bits floating in it. Very disappointing….we had looked forward to a swim after a busy day of touring. There was no alcohol on the property! And there was no mention of this on the website. Also very isolated!