MS Mayfair leans into a sleek Art Deco identity across five decks — dark wood set against black and cream tones, with warm browns, beige, and fuchsia in the Presidential Suites, all playing off the turquoise Nile views from each balcony.
72 cabins split between 56 Deluxe Cabins around 20 square meters (French balconies on the Main and Upper First Deck) and premium categories including 2 Presidential Suites near 38 square meters with separate seating areas and full verandas. One independent travel blogger specifically noted the cabins looked genuinely new, with bright white paint and vintage photographs of ancient Egyptian sites as decor — a contrast, she noted, to the tired condition some other Nile ships showed.
The Nile Avenue restaurant, on the Nile Deck, serves a modern fusion of contemporary and authentic Egyptian dishes. A spa with steam and sauna rooms overlooks the Nile, alongside the standard sundeck pool and Jacuzzi — the ship is managed by the same company behind the similarly styled MS Esplanade.
An independent reviewer specifically noted the cabins looked genuinely new, in contrast to the tired condition some other Nile ships showed.
Sails 4, 5, and 7-night itineraries between Luxor and Aswan, with sightseeing entrance fees, transport, and an English-speaking guide typically included — confirm exact inclusions when booking, since terms have varied by operator. Bookable through Mayfair Cruises or standard cruise platforms.
