M/S Le Fayan Nile Cruise

Overview

The modern Nile cruise ship Le Fayan was designed in 2010 and is handled by the Etapes Nouvelles hospitality organization. They collaborated to give you a pleasant and contemplative experience. There is enough to do while traveling with a modern sun deck, pool, big lounges, bar, gym, spa, alfresco eating, and fine dining restaurant. The 57 spacious rooms have floor-to-ceiling glass windows with views of the Nile Valley. The rooms can be used as single or double rooms. Two lounge chairs and a coffee table are provided in each room. A dresser and a small desk space, a large flat-screen LCD TV with cable channels, WiFi Internet, a fully stocked mini-bar fridge, electronic safe, closets, drawers, and room service are all included in the accommodation. A modern white marble and wood bathroom with a multi-head shower is available in each room.

The three distinct suites provide the most relaxing experience. They have floor-to-ceiling windows with views of the Nile sceneries, as well as a living room with lounge seats and a dining room. Suites have a dresser, desk, wide flat screen LCD TV, WiFi, fully equipped mini-bar refrigerator, electronic safe, closets, drawers, and room service. The suites have a multi-head shower in a modern white marble and wood bathroom. The biggest suite is 555. There is a huge dining table, a mosaic shower, and a jacuzzi in this room. The fine-dining restaurant offers a refined dining experience with prix fixe menus, a breakfast buffet, and an extensive beverage and wine list. There is enough to entice everyone to the diversified cuisine, which includes unique Egyptian delicacies. For special occasions, the chef will welcome you up to the top deck for a breathtaking sunrise breakfast or a romantic evening dinner under the stars.

The modern lounge and bar are available 24 hours a day, giving the ideal precursor to dining or the ideal location for a sunset drink or an early morning tea. On select evenings, the lounge hosts an Egyptian belly dancer and a local Tanura dance. Guests can also find a quiet area to read a book or socialize over a drink with new acquaintances.