4-Star Hotels in Siwa

Very nice place I recommend definitely

The experience was fantastic, Mr Musa helps us a lot to plan our activities and Mr Aiman was there to give what you need

In the picturesque oasis of Siwa lies Panta Lodge, a tranquil retreat that embodies the essence of relaxation. This enchanting haven boasts an impressive array of amenities, including a rejuvenating salt room, intimate sitting pool, and expansive pool nestled among majestic date palms. As you unwind, take advantage of the lodge's inviting TV room, coffee nook, and reading area, or gather around the fire pits as the stars begin to twinkle. Panta Lodge's sumptuous breakfast spread is a true delight, offering an diverse selection of eggs, yogurt, fruits, and juices. For an unparalleled adventure, embark on a desert tour at sunset, complete with a mouth-watering BBQ, and let the hotel arrange your transportation to ensure a hassle-free experience.

We must not resign ourselves to living without the beauty of this world. In Siwa, you can taste it with all your senses. And Alexander Lodge is the place to start. It's truly amazing how you can feel, thousands of km away from home, that someone is waiting for you, with everything your body and soul need. What a warm welcome after a long wandering around the world! Everything was flawless: the best welcome drink I ever had (a green icy smoothie made with fresh herbs from the garden and served with freshly picked dates), an impeccably clean room and bathroom, fresh flowers, a smooth and discreet check-in procedure, a tasty breakfast, and five-star laundry services. Abdelfattah is such a great host! The place is much more beautiful than described in words and photos :) You will find places to rest, read, and have lunch and dinner with family, friends, or alone. It is big enough for groups, perfect for a retreat. You have a spacious, dedicated room to read, watch movies, listen to music, or release your new book in a small private group. The pool and sauna will complete the experience. Abdalahh, the manager, is the tourist guide you want in Siwa. He is experienced, efficient, a man of few words, with a respectful approach to different cultures, and he knows exactly how to show you places, and how to build moments/memories that can change your life. I missed the safari experience, so I definitely need to return :) About the location, I will say nothing. You need to go there and discover it by yourself. Waves of sunlight, the silent call of history, sunsets and sunrises, the calls for praying...everything around seems to embrace you calmly, peacefully.