Every cabin on the Al Kahila comes with a French balcony or private veranda, along with WiFi, satellite TV, and a spa and massage centre on board between Luxor and Aswan.
Officially rated 5-star but priced more like a 3 or 4-star option, the Nile Dolphin offers mahogany-furnished cabins with opening panorama windows and a 150-seat restaurant between Luxor and Aswan.
The Al Jamila is a 72-metre ultra-luxury cruiser with 70 cabins and suites, all on the main or upper decks with private balconies over the Nile.
The Nile Romance is a 5-star deluxe cruiser with 70 outside cabins across five decks, each with a lounge area and large windows, plus two bars and a discotheque for evenings on board.
The Grand Rose is a 5-star deluxe cruiser with 62 cabins and 2 suites across five decks, plus an evening programme of shows and belly dancing performances.
The Tower Prestige keeps things simple and comfortable — air-conditioned cabins with private bathrooms and WiFi, plus a 24-hour doctor on call throughout the cruise.
The Nile Story offers triple, double, and single cabins — each with a full bathroom and bathtub — giving solo travelers, couples, and small groups flexible options to book.
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Built in Yorkshire and certified by Bureau Veritas, the Ra I carries 72 balcony cabins averaging 20 square metres between Aswan and Luxor.
The Movenpick Sunray carries 66 accommodations — mostly outside cabins with large picture windows — plus suites reaching up to 39 square metres, to Accor/Mövenpick standards.