Fact Sheet

The Al Moudira hotel is an absolutely unique palace located on the West bank of the Nile - the side of the Nile where Egypt's most breathtaking antique sites lie. Al Moudira used the resources of the artisans of Egypt and the Orient to produce a unique decor of rare elegance.
In the open courtyard at the entrance of the hotel, an antique moucharabieh creates an enchanting dapple light effect. Sofas and kelims placed around a fountain, invite one to linger and unwind. Hundred year-old sculpted wooden columns, relics from long forgotten opulent oriental residences, have been saved from neglect. They add a unique touch to the interior design. Large Syrian frames, with Italy-Ottoman 18th century motifs, decorate the bar and dining room.
A local ancient workshop that made colored tiles was opened up again to produce all the floor tiles for the hotel. The bedroom walls are decorated with frescoes, each hand-painted by the Lebanese artist Mario Dahabi. Objects found in the Orient and Europe add rich, original touches to each room.
Between the Nile and the mountains, Al Moudira is just a few minutes away (4km) from the Valley of the Kings. This is where the most famous pharaohs, Ramses II, Toutankhamon, Seti 1st - were laid to rest. The ochre-colored outer walls of the Al Moudira hotel encircle a luxuriant eight-hectare garden with a swimming pool, an oasis in the desert. The hotel lies on the borderland where the cultivated fields end and the desert begins. Sugar cane growers across the way tend their fields with donkeys and camels just as their ancestors have done for thousands of years. The whole place exudes a wonderful feeling of peace and tranquility.