Seliyaa Siwa Inn Hotel

Seliyaa Siwa is not just a hotel, but it's a place for the best memories. The staff is amazing and they provide assistance all the time, so friendly people especially Ahmed & Amani, I recommended for any one who visit Siaw

we loved the staff and the overall mood of the property:)

the rooms could be worked on a bit more especially the bathrooms

Amany was really kind with us, she helped us a lot, with the excursions and the place that we can visit in Siwa. the property is a big place in nature so you can stay relaxed thank you very much Amany we’ll miss you

The accommodation was nice, the tent was beautiful, fresh Egyptian breakfast served very fast

I initially reserved a room through booking app because I wanted a private bathroom. When I arrived there, the receptionist told me there were no rooms left when I booked because they did not update the number of rooms on the system, although I made the booking more than a week in advance. Nobody called me to warn me of this, and she claimed there were very little places left in the town (it was a long weekend so many people came to visit) and it will be hard to find a different hotel at the time I arrived, which means I should take one of their empty tents, which is cheaper, and they will refund me the difference. I accept it, and I didn't like sharing the bathroom, and the fact that the shower was on the floor, which was concrete, so hard to clean and always wet from showers. The worse part was that the hotel offered to include me on a tour bus that will take me around. It was in good intention, but not well organized. On the first day, the tour did not include a lunch, and I stayed hungry the whole day. Apparently the Egyptians knew that there is no lunch offered so they kept snacking here and there, and I just kept waiting. And for dinner we had to wait for the restaurant to empty. And then I saw the tour organizers don't speak any English, so how come they work in tourism? I am vegetarian and nobody asked if I can eat normally, they just assumed and never inquired, and they took me to a restaurant that has everything (even the oven vegetables) cooked in animal broth. Then on the second day the tour took me to the Salt Lakes and when I wanted to step in the water, the edge broke with me and I scratched all over my legs and it was very painful in the salty water. There was no stairs or safer way to enter any of the lakes and the tour organizers did not care to warn me or any of the other participants where it would be safer to enter so that accidents like that would be avoided.