Top 10 Alchemy Hotels

I stayed at this hotel for two nights because I wanted to experience the old atmosphere of Cairo and the scent of Islam. The valuable location, the building, and the atmosphere of the room were just as I imagined, and I'm glad I chose it. Furthermore, the staff's service was better than I expected, and everyone was very nice, including Atala, who was security at the entrance, Sabri at the front desk, and Abdallah, who looked after the rooms and other facilities! The rooftop restaurant has both indoor and outdoor seating, and you can choose where to sit for dinner and breakfast. There are three set meals for breakfast, and the ”Country” I had on the second day was a thin baked pie topped with syrup made from honey and bean powder (this is my own analysis, so I'm sorry if it's wrong). There were two negative opinions. Noise and access by car. ・The building is made of wood, so you can certainly hear the sounds from the next room and the upper floors, the hustle and bustle outside, and the music from the neighbors at dinner time. There are new earplugs by the bedside. Personally, I went there to experience these things and I can sleep without any problems, so it wasn't a problem, but if I have one piece of advice, the 4th floor has a restaurant on the upper floor, so you can hear footsteps and chairs being pulled. If you want to avoid that, I recommend requesting the 2nd or 3rd floor. -It's true that the area is a traffic control area where cars can't enter, and when I arrived in the evening, there were people and store delivery vehicles, so it was difficult for taxis to enter. I got off the taxi on a major road nearby and walked 6-7 minutes with my hand carry bag, and on the way back, I called an Uber from the main road as well. However, there are few people on the road until early afternoon. When I asked the hotel, they said that if you want to access by car because you have a lot of luggage, etc., you should consult in advance.

The hotel boasts truly amazing views of the pyramids from its balconies and restaurant. While the breakfast selection wasn't huge, everything tasted delicious, especially the potato curry (I think Egyptian potatoes are just good!). The place was clean and felt very safe, with a comfortable bed. The bathtub was a bit small, but overall, it was a very pleasant stay.

The hotel boasts an excellent location with unparalleled views of the Nile River from the upper floors. The hotel maintains the consistent quality and standards of the Four Seasons, with impeccable room and dining services.

I’ve stayed at St. Regis hotels in many countries, but this one is hands down the worst. It might just be that the general hospitality quality in Egypt is lower. Photos don't lie: Upon entering the room, I found a piece of used soap left in the shower. This is absolutely unacceptable for a luxury brand. Terrible service: The female chef at the egg station during breakfast was extremely rude—I’ve never experienced such an attitude at any hotel before. I reported this to a manager before leaving the restaurant, but there was no follow-up whatsoever. Unprofessional staff: Compared to other St. Regis properties, the staff here lack basic politeness. The Concierge was particularly unhelpful and provided inaccurate information. They recommended the hotel's Egyptian restaurant but failed to mention it only had outdoor seating. It was freezing cold, and there was no indoor option. After being sent back and forth between floors and being told the restaurant wasn't even open yet, we were finally tucked away in a buffet corner to eat. To top it off, the food was mediocre at best.

It is not very convenient to take a taxi for half an hour from the attraction. I feel like there is nothing to eat around. But relatively safe, it is said to be a wealthy area. The facilities are nice, but a bit old Overall is very good, let us check in one hour early If you need to buy medicine, they will take the initiative to help run errands to buy, don't know if you want to tip

It was my daughter's 30th birthday and we stayed over at this hotel. The staff were superb and helped make my daughter's birthday so special. They gave us a upgrade suite and allowed offered complimentary late checkou which was amazing. Food is superb as well as cocktails. The lovely Huge celebration cake was superb. The petit chef experience on the Nile was superb and food was so delicious and big portions which I recommend to do. the hotel manager gave us a complimentary drink before walking us over to the boat and provided a car to pick us up after our. Meal on the boat.

First room smelled like cigarettes despite picking no smoking. Second room was an upgrade but it was actually the upgrade I originally paid for. My first room was a downgrade.

My stay at the Ritz-Carlton by the Nile was thoroughly satisfying. The hotel's location is superb, offering stunning views of the calmly flowing Nile River right from my room window. The morning sun glistening on the water was absolutely captivating. Inside, the hotel boasts luxurious yet understated decor, with a spacious and bright lobby where the staff, always smiling, were ready to assist. The room was neat and clean, with comfortable bedding, and the bathroom facilities were complete and modern. Breakfast offered a wide variety, from local specialties to international dishes, all delicious. Dining on the terrace at night, with the river view and a gentle breeze, was incredibly pleasant. Overall, the service, ambiance, and location all made me feel right at home. Highly recommended.

The hotel lobby is very luxurious, but the rooms feel a bit outdated. The Nile view is beautiful. What I really couldn't stand about this hotel was the creaking noise at night, either from the pipes or the elevator (my room was very close to it), which made it incredibly hard to fall asleep. Everything else was fine.