TOP 10 Cairo 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.

Apart from the amazing location; beautiful old fashioned glamorous interior design , amenities cleanness and good F&B quality , I’d like to highlight absolute professionalism in hotel’s staff attitude and service level. One of my best experiences staying in a hotel.

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

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.

We chose the InterContinental Cairo Citystars for our last night in Egypt, and it was by far the best experience of our trip. We drove there, and the hotel security was very strict; they checked our reservation details one by one upon entry, which made us feel very safe. We handed our car over to the staff to be parked in the underground garage. We had a bit of a mishap while parking – I couldn't find my car keys for a moment. Several staff members kindly helped us search without rushing us, maintaining a friendly and patient attitude, which really diffused the awkwardness. Later, when we saw each other again, they even joked about it, creating a very relaxed atmosphere. The front desk service was meticulous and thoughtful. We needed an extra bed for our double room, and the staff responded quickly, arranging it promptly. The extra bed was a thick cot, not the most comfortable, but the efficiency of the service was commendable. The front desk staff communicated gently and respectfully and even proactively offered a QR code for the hotel's Chinese introduction, showing great attention to detail. The hotel's biggest highlight is its location. An internal passage leads directly to a large shopping mall, so you don't have to go outside, which is incredibly convenient for shopping and dining. However, the mall is huge, and popular stores are scattered, so you might feel a bit rushed if you're planning extensive shopping. As an InterContinental property, the hardware facilities are new and well-maintained, providing a comfortable stay. Overall, the service, location, and amenities were all excellent, making it a perfect last stop in Egypt for travelers with cars and shopping needs.

Upon entering the lobby, the decor is simple yet stylish, with warm lighting that instantly creates a relaxing atmosphere. The front desk staff are warm and attentive, providing quick check-in and helpful information about nearby attractions and hotel facilities. The room was cozy, with soft and comfortable bedding, ensuring a good night's sleep. Cleanliness was impeccable; every corner was spotless, and the toiletries were of good quality.

街の建物の間を通った旧式のエレベーターを見つけるまではすこし苦労しますが、エジプトのかは親切なので、尋ねるといいと思います。五階にあるこのホテルは、ベッドや家具もゴージャス、タオルやアメニティーもきれいに揃っています。スタッフがとても親切で、朝食もチーズやジャムもバラエティーがありました。メトロが近く、タフリル広場やエジプト古代博物館は徒歩圏内。

This Marriott hotel is located in Cairo Airport's Terminal 3, which is incredibly convenient. It's only a five-minute walk from the hotel to the airport via a dedicated elevator and skywalk. We arrived much earlier than our check-in time, but they were able to accommodate us without any extra charge. The staff in the lobby were all very friendly and helpful, and they even had Chinese-speaking staff available!

Don't go in winter if there's no heating; it was 10 degrees outside and 15 degrees inside. During my two-day stay, the first day the warm water was around 40 degrees. On the second day, after I kept urging them, they finally fixed it to just warm enough, but still not hot water. The decor looks like it's 15 years old. I came here because it said it opened in 2019. The service was indeed good, so I can't give a bad review for that. However, I spent two and a half hours over two days waiting for repairs and service. In summary, it's a five-star hotel with three-and-a-half-star facilities.