We lived in the hotel for 2 nights, they didn’t really even consider it, because. only spent the night, spent the rest of the time in the city. We were heading to Hurghada, but once we got to Cairo, we wanted to see the main sights. Nice clean room, everything you need for a comfortable stay was there, including bathrobes.
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We lived in the hotel for 2 nights, they didn’t really even consider it, because. only spent the night, spent the rest of the time in the city. We were heading to Hurghada, but once we got to Cairo, we wanted to see the main sights. Nice clean room, everything you need for a comfortable stay was there, including bathrobes. Beds with comfortable mattresses, although we were so tired during the day that we would have slept on logs). The water is hot. The breakfasts are good, normal coffee, pastries, I don’t need a lot, my husband needs breakfast “heavier”, he didn’t complain, there are plenty to choose from. We dined at dinner outside the hotel.
The location is very good, the Egyptian Museum is a 3-minute walk, as is literally 3-4 minutes to Tahrir Square. There are KFS and Mak, fish restaurants and cafes with local cuisine nearby for fast food lovers. We didn’t really communicate with the staff, a couple of phrases in English, I won’t even say about Russian. After Cairo we went to Hurghada. Of course, we immediately bought a Vodafone SIM card, the Internet is constantly needed on such trips.
The hotel left a good impression, we will be in those parts, most likely, we will stay in it.
The location is very good, the Egyptian Museum is a 3-minute walk, as is literally 3-4 minutes to Tahrir Square. There are KFS and Mak, fish restaurants and cafes with local cuisine nearby for fast food lovers. We didn’t really communicate with the staff, a couple of phrases in English, I won’t even say about Russian. After Cairo we went to Hurghada. Of course, we immediately bought a Vodafone SIM card, the Internet is constantly needed on such trips.
The hotel left a good impression, we will be in those parts, most likely, we will stay in it.
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The hotel is literally fifty meters from Tahrir Square and the Cairo Museum, so the location is ideal for tourists. A small oasis in a smelly and littered city)). The hotel is clean and pleasant, the room on the tenth floor offers a side view of the Nile. Great spacious bathroom. Hairdryer, safe, water, bathrobes and slippers available.
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The hotel is literally fifty meters from Tahrir Square and the Cairo Museum, so the location is ideal for tourists. A small oasis in a smelly and littered city)).
The hotel is clean and pleasant, the room on the tenth floor offers a side view of the Nile. Great spacious bathroom. Hairdryer, safe, water, bathrobes and slippers available. Generous breakfasts with freshly squeezed juices and natural coffee. There was not enough porridge in the morning, but these are the little things in life.
The lobby bar serves drinks stronger than lemonade, but it is allowed to smoke here, which was a little annoying. For an early departure to the desert, they gave out quite a decent lunch package, for which many thanks to them.
Although the staff is slow and relaxed, like everything in Egypt, in general, I am very pleased with the hotel.
The hotel is clean and pleasant, the room on the tenth floor offers a side view of the Nile. Great spacious bathroom. Hairdryer, safe, water, bathrobes and slippers available. Generous breakfasts with freshly squeezed juices and natural coffee. There was not enough porridge in the morning, but these are the little things in life.
The lobby bar serves drinks stronger than lemonade, but it is allowed to smoke here, which was a little annoying. For an early departure to the desert, they gave out quite a decent lunch package, for which many thanks to them.
Although the staff is slow and relaxed, like everything in Egypt, in general, I am very pleased with the hotel.
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We spent three days in this hotel as tourists. The location is not very bad, in a couple of blocks there is the famous museum of antiquities, shops, cafes and in general everything you need. The room they gave us was very spacious, but not new for a long time, the beds are really old, but we slept well, and this, in my opinion, is more important.
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We spent three days in this hotel as tourists. The location is not very bad, in a couple of blocks there is the famous museum of antiquities, shops, cafes and in general everything you need. The room they gave us was very spacious, but not new for a long time, the beds are really old, but we slept well, and this, in my opinion, is more important. Spacious bathroom, everything worked well, all the accessories were, the minibar and the safe were not used, the cleaning is mediocre, not perfect, but clean, the air conditioner is good. Of the hotel services, they used only a small warm pool regularly and went to the gym twice, ran on the tracks and warmed up a little. There were surprisingly many people in the hotel, especially at breakfast, we only had it included. The dishes in the morning are simple, but there are a lot of them and they are quite satisfying, omelettes, buns, pastries, some salads, tasteless sausages and some meat, in short, there was plenty to choose from. The staff is trained, polite, all our questions were always answered with liveliness, we did not have any problematic situations. It's at least an hour drive from the hotel to the pyramids of Giza, it's in a completely different, poor part of the city. In addition to them, they also went to Alexandria, as they say, a city of contrasts. As for the prices, I’ll also say that they are just cosmic for alcohol in a bar, so if you drink, then duty free will help you. And so the hotel fully fulfilled its function, in general we were satisfied, and shortcomings can be found everywhere.
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