ROOMS

The Tutankhamun Room at the Aton Palace Luxor hotel offers guests the experience of sleeping with the grandeur of a pharaoh.

Tutankhamun, an eternal inspiration, remains one of the most memorable pharaohs of ancient Egypt. His image has become a symbol of splendor and mystery. His name evokes golden treasures, sacred tombs, and the magic of a time when the human and the divine were intertwined.

At the Aton Palace Hotel in Luxor, we wanted to transform this grandeur into an experience for our guests. The Tutankhamun Room is designed to convey a pharaonic atmosphere with a decor that pays homage to its history:

A chair that is an almost exact copy of Tutankhamun's, a symbol of power and nobility,

A cartouche cabinet, a reminder of how the pharaohs perpetuated their names into eternity.

.A reproduction of the royal bed, so that visitors feel the intimacy and elegance of palace life.

A head of Tutankhamun, surrounded by emblematic colors: gold reflecting immortality, blue connecting with the sky, and red providing energy and vitality.

Comfort and modernity in a pharaonic style.

The room not only shines with its design, it also offers everything necessary for a comfortable stay:

A refrigerator for cold drinks.

Air conditioning and a fan, to adapt to Luxor's climate.

A television, for a relaxing break.

A spacious and practical private bathroom with a high-flow hot shower.

A vaulted dome envelops the room in a unique, intimate, and majestic atmosphere.

An experience that makes you feel part of history.

Staying in the Tutankhamun Room is much more than just spending the night in a hotel: it is immersing yourself in the grandeur of Egypt and experiencing, even for a few hours, what it meant to be part of a pharaonic world. Every detail exudes homage, beauty, and the intention of offering visitors something unique.

With this room, the Aton Palace Luxor celebrates the memory of Tutankhamun, offering its guests an experience that unites history, luxury, and emotion in a single space.

Universe Room:

At Aton Palace Luxor, we believe that traveling is not just about moving, but also about connecting with the energy of places steeped in history and spirituality. Our Universe Room is a tribute to Egypt's cosmic legacy and an invitation to those seeking to experience the mystery of the universe in an environment of serenity and light.

For the ancient Egyptians, the night sky was much more than a collection of stars shining in the distance. It was a mirror of divine order and a map for understanding life and death. Every movement of the sun, every phase of the moon, and every stellar glow were interpreted as messages from the gods. Gazing at the firmament was, in a sense, like reading a sacred book written in light, a book of wisdom.

The agricultural calendar, vital to the people of the Nile, was closely linked to the sky. The resurgence of the star Sirius heralded the river's flooding and, with it, the beginning of the new planting cycle. Thus, the Egyptians depended on the universe not only for spiritual gain, but also for their immediate subsistence.

Each constellation had a meaning. The goddess Nut was identified with the celestial vault: her curved body protected the earth and swallowed the sun at sunset, returning it reborn at dawn. Other stars were considered the abodes of gods and protective spirits, reinforcing the idea that the sky was a sacred space to which every human being aspired to return.

Nothing in Egyptian architecture was left to chance. The pyramids at Giza were aligned with the stars of the Orion constellation, associated with the god Osiris, lord of the afterlife. These alignments sought to ensure that the pharaoh could ascend to the heavens and join the stars after his death.

The Egyptian civil calendar began with the first appearance of Sirius on the horizon before dawn. This phenomenon coincided with the annual flooding of the Nile, which fertilized the fields and allowed life. Thus, a star determined not only religious rituals but also the livelihood of the entire people.

In the Universe Room, one of the main murals depicts the expansion of light from one universe to another. This work symbolizes the same cosmic vision of the ancient Egyptians: energy never disappears, it only transforms and transmits between planes.

Another artistic element in the room is a painting depicting a starry night sky. Contemplating this image is like peering into the same firmament that guided pharaohs, priests, and peasants in their rituals and daily lives.

A space for those seeking cosmic energy and serenity.

The Universe Room was designed for those who wish to feel enveloped in an environment of calm and connection with the infinite. Its atmosphere combines Egyptian mysticism with a modern style, offering each guest the opportunity to rest surrounded by symbols of eternity and light