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Pavillon Winter Luxor

Luxor, Egypt · Fairmont · Accessible Luxury

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Built in the rear gardens of the Victorian-era Winter Palace complex in the 1990s, the Pavilion Winter is a four-star annex to one of Egyptology's most storied addresses. The original Winter Palace — inaugurated on 19 January 1907 — served as the press headquarters when Howard Carter announced the discovery of Tutankhamun's tomb in 1922; the Pavilion shares gardens, pools, and Nile terrace with the parent hotel while offering more accessible tier pricing at the same Luxor Corniche address.

About Pavillon Winter Luxor

History

Pavilion Winter Hotel Luxor is a historic property on the east bank of the Nile in Luxor, Egypt, originally built in the early 20th century as a winter retreat for European visitors to the ancient temples and tombs of Upper Egypt. The hotel sits adjacent to Luxor Temple and the Corniche, offering views of the Nile and the West Bank mountains beyond. In the tradition of colonial-era Egyptian winter resorts, the property has hosted archaeologists, royalty, and aristocrats throughout its history. It is managed by Fairmont as part of its Egyptian portfolio.

The original Winter Palace — inaugurated on 19 January 1907 — served as the press headquarters when Howard Carter announced the discovery of Tutankhamun's tomb in 1922; the Pavilion shares gardens, pools, and Nile terrace with the parent hotel while offering more accessible tier pricing at the same Luxor Corniche address.

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