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Everything was good! The staff was very friendly, the hotel was decorated prettily, with hammocks, etc., and I highly recommend it! Breakfast is very good, and there is plenty of it to fill you up! Also, at night there is a campfire and music on the speakers, which makes for a fun time! Thank you!

Very nice pool, clean facilities, big room, comfortable beds and friendly staff.

The staff were super friendly and helpful. They ordered our bus tickets that we had problems with ourselves. They gave us a free ride to downtown. Honestly all of them are such welcoming and nice staff. The breakfast included was huge and outstanding. And also there were so many cute animals all around us like dogs, cats and a turtle. 1 dog even gave birth to the cutest puppies while we were there so if you want a cuddle puddle with some new born puppies, this is the place to be. We were so relaxed and the accomodation is the most beautiful I have seen in all of egypt. The photos do not lie!!!

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It is in a location outside of siwa town in nature middle of no where if your wanting this peace it's perfect for you

Amazing hotel inside the fortress. Very nice experience. Good staff. Very friendly and helpful. Perfect location.

Beautiful and peaceful garden and nice big room. The hot spring is nice and relaxing!

The environment of the garden and the pool

Something to bear in mind... In February 2024 my wife and I booked 3 nights at Quiet Home. We paid about $US 24 per night for a room with shared bathroom. We have been backpacking around Egypt for almost one month always staying in budget accommodation ($US 20-35 per night). We travelled to Siwa by public bus and arrived early in the evening. A motorcycle tuk-tuk driver (Abdullah) picked us up at the bus station and drove us the 900m to Quiet Home. Our initial impression was disheartening. Quiet Home is a recently built, somewhat characterless, concrete box structure put into service before work is finished. The front of the building is currently a terrible mess of building materials, waste and rubbish. The accommodation we were given was a room in a two-bedroom apartment which hadn’t been prepared for new guests. A pair of boots and a trouser belt littered the floor; the fridge hadn’t been cleaned; the washing machine contained a 10cm deep pool of dirty brown water; the bed sheets were not clean; a large pile of used bed sheets had been thrown into the bottom of a wardrobe; there weren’t enough blankets to keep us warm in February; there were no towels, soap or toilet paper and the floor, walls and surfaces of the entire apartment were dusty and dirty. The room didn’t just need a clean, it needed a deep clean. To add to our dismay, within minutes of our arrival all the lights in the apartment mysteriously went off. Abdullah eventually managed to find the circuit box and got the lights working again, but they kept failing every few minutes so we simply could not accept this accommodation. We phoned the owner (Ahmed) and he arrived about 25 minutes later. Having looked at the room he apologised and invited us to use a room in another hotel that he owns (called Nainshal Siwa) but said we would have to return to Quiet Home the following day (albeit not to the dirty room). Continued.

Very helpful and friendly staff. The room and bed is good. Well equipped kitchen.