Tour in Egito.

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I spent 6 nights in Cairo at the 3-star Royal Town Hotel. It’s well-located, with many tourist attractions right nearby. The hotel is situated in a building that also houses several other hotels, private homes, apartments, and local residents. It’s a very good place—everything is brand new, the beds are soft and fresh-smelling, and best of all, the price is super affordable. In Aswan, I stayed 2 nights at the Hapi Hotel. It’s simple and small, located right next to the old souk and just a block from the Corniche—also simple and inexpensive. We traveled between these locations using private taxis, which provided door-to-door service from one hotel to the next. In Luxor, we stayed at the Nefertite Hotel, located directly across from the Luxor Temple. It’s a very small, simple hotel, but the location is excellent—everything is close by. You can also bring guests back to your room, as there’s a good restaurant on the upper level; there’s a staircase, so you can access your room without any issues. Breakfast is served on the rooftop, where you can even see the hot air balloons. Afterward, we went to Hurghada and spent 2 nights at the Bellagio Resort—it was wonderful, huge, and absolutely perfect. We then stayed at the Selena Bay Boutique Hotel, where we had a chalet; the hotel itself was quite poor, but due to their lack of organization, it would have been easy to bring someone back to the room without any trouble. We returned to Cairo and stayed at the same hotel for another 5 days. Downstairs, there are security guards dressed in white; some of them would just stare at me—I wasn’t sure if they wanted something more, which made me feel a bit uneasy. Then... If you want some help there I can help you. Call in private. Then we can plan your travel together. I know some guides, taxi driver, hotel, places to stay, and touristic things to do. charge money, think to do. e-sim and much more.