On the MS Mayflower Nile Cruise, you can choose from 54 different rooms, including 18 suites and 8 executive rooms. All standard cabins have a private bathroom with a bathtub, shower, toilet, single sink vanity, and hairdryer. They also have a flat-screen TV with satellite reception, an international direct-dial phone, an electronic safe box (in the closet), a minifridge, a coffee maker, Internet access, and air conditioning. No more than two people should be in a room at the same time. In Royal Suites, Presidential Suites, and Executive Cabins, soft drinks in the minibar are free and restocked every day, and guests can have as many soft drinks and alcoholic drinks as they want (served in the Bar Lounge). The executive and deluxe cabins with queen beds each have their own private veranda.

The people who go on an Acamar Nile cruise are treated like special guests on a well-run private yacht. The food is delicious, the service is friendly and professional, and the atmosphere is warm and welcoming. A trip down the Nile on the M/S Acamar is the perfect mix of old-world European charm and the comforts we’ve come to expect from the 21st century. The Acamar Nile Cruise won the Golden Crystal Award in 2005 and the “Best Boat on the Nile” award in 2004.

A trip on the Movenpick Royal Lily down the Nile is a luxurious treat. The Movenpick Royal Lily Cruise takes you from Luxor to Aswan and lets you taste and feel ancient Egypt as you sail through 7,000 years of history. The temples of Karnak, Luxor, the Valley of the Kings, Queen Hatshepsut, the High Dam, Philae, Kom Ombo, and Edfu will take you back in time and show you some of the Nile’s many wonders.

The Royal Lotus has 62 luxurious guest rooms and 2 spectacular Royal Suites, each with its own living area and bathroom. Each room has modern amenities like a personal air conditioner, panoramic windows, a telephone, a TV, a minibar, and a hairdryer. There is also a Gift Shop and an Internet Lounge for guests to use.

If you want a relaxing cruise down the Nile, MS Tulip is a great choice. MS Tulip Nile went through a lot of renovations so that passengers can have a relaxing and up-to-date cruise. She has 40 staterooms with panoramic windows that open and Juliet balconies, plus eight Terrace Suites with balconies where you can sit outside. On the main deck, there are two single staterooms. Each has a regular window, and neither charges extra for a single person. Every day, you get a big bottle of mineral water, and each cabin has air conditioning, satellite TV, a safe, a hair dryer, and places to make tea and coffee. There is a restaurant, a big sun deck, a sauna, and a gym on the MS Tulip.