Welcome to a Historic Adventure at Weawat! When you step into Weawat, you’re not just entering a guesthouse—you’re stepping through a gateway to the past, where authenticity and forgotten stories come to life. Inspired by the name Weawat, deeply rooted in the ancient lands of Nubia, this place takes you on a journey through history and heritage, where every corner whispers a secret from the past. What Awaits You Here? 🌿 Authentic Atmosphere blending traditional architecture with modern comfort. 🔥 Warm Hospitality that makes you feel like part of the local story. 🏺 Historical Details surrounding you, making every moment feel like a journey through time. 🌅 Breathtaking Views of nature’s beauty, just as ancient travelers once saw them. Whether you are an explorer seeking the magic of the past or a traveler looking for an unforgettable experience, Weawat is your perfect destination. Get ready for a journey through time, where every night tells a story, and every wall whispers the legacy of our ancestors. Are you ready for the adventure? 🚪✨

**Hi there, I’m Asim, the owner of Weawat Guesthouse.** I’ve been working in the tourism industry since 2000, and I’ve had the privilege of collaborating with some big names in travel, like Thomas Cook and American Express. I was born and raised in this beautiful city, and from a young age, I dreamed of creating a small hotel or guesthouse that was a little different—one that blended the charm of the past with a unique, fresh twist. Over the years, through working closely with travelers, I gathered all kinds of ideas and experiences that helped shape what Weawat is today. It’s a place crafted with love and care, designed to offer an unforgettable experience that appeals to travelers' hearts and desires. I truly hope that when you stay with us, you feel the warmth, the history, and the modern touches that make Weawat special. Looking forward to welcoming you and making your stay memorable! Thanks for choosing Weawat, and we can’t wait to have you here with us

Why It’s Special Staying here means more than just visiting a landmark — it’s about living the story of Abu Simbel. Guests leave with memories not only of colossal temples, but also of shared meals, Nubian songs, and the gentle rhythm of life by the Nile.