We stayed bed and breakfast but the breakfast was poor with little choice and never hot enough.If you wanted an omelette you had to wait until the chef came back from his frequent walkabouts to chat with colleagues who in turn spent most of their time huddled in little groups.If you wanted anything it was easier,if you could,to get it yourself,unless it was tea or coffee,when,invariably you had to ask for tea/coffee satchets as only two were ever on view at one time.I understand it was an economy measure!(In fact at one point they were making one coffee satchet do for two cups but this was discontinued after protest.)
We noticed bed linen hadn't been changed so I marked a sheet to be sure.It still wasn't changed so on pointing this out the room maid admitted it and all was ok thereafter.
Then there was the noise of slamming doors!Due to the design of the hotel the interior was one giant echo chamber so all doors being closed resounded throughout the buiding and sometimes throughout the night.
Other than the above all was fine but I wouldn't touch the place with a bargepole again.
- Lotus Hotel Luxor
