Reviews of Grand Agor Hotel Cairo

The location is convenient but there is no hair dryer in the hotel. However, the breakfast is good even we woke at 7am, there’s still have breakfast to eat.

A very comfy room but too loud, it’s on the main road so, expect loud transit during the night. The breakfast is super simple! The entrance is very creepy! But dont worry the interior gets better. They give NO WATER!

A nice, stylish hotel in the heart of downtown. All the sights are within walking distance. Huge 4-meter ceilings and even a designer touch. There's a kitchen. And of course, the shower in the middle of the room with transparent walls adds a special touch. Friendly and smiling staff. They make delicious coffee! I recommend it!

The room is large and clean. The only drawback is that there are no toiletries in the room.

Horrible, dirty, dirty laundry with hair 🤮🤮🤮 Homeless place

I like the style very much, it's clean and sanitary, the boss is also very nice, it's in the building opposite the bank

It's convenient and clean for two people, but the shower head is too high and can't be moved, so it's not very convenient to take a shower.

Everything is great, I liked it

Very dissatisfied, the elevator seems to return to the impression of old Shanghai.

Warm, helpful and welcoming

The location is good.

Very enthusiastic. Very good

酒店服務很好，房間也還可以，唯一不足的是我的房間臨街有些吵，房子比較寬敞，是挑高的頂。早餐是麪包和煎蛋。

If you want a hotel with an authentic Egyptian feel instead of a predictable chain this is a great place to stay Just 7 mins to metro or short walk to Tahir Square. Thank you to Walid and to Rania. We were delighted to stay in a suite at this hotel. The room was huge. We each had a queen sized bed. Alll was clean and very comfortable. The bathroom was large and the shower great with plentiful hot water. Loads of space. There was a T.V, fridge, water cooler/ heater, kettle and tea. The room also had a small balcony. We saw some other rooms which were also beautiful and luxurious. Our room was on the 3rd floor. Loved the lift which was all part of the experience staying in an old house in downtown Cairo. Rania made us delicious breakfasts. One day we had an early trip so she made us a nice packed breakfast to take with us. Another day she cooked omelette, we also had yoghurt, fresh rolls, cheese spread and jam. Plus tea/ coffee. Served in pleasant dining area on 2nd floor Walid and his sister Rania were so kind and helpful. They were flexible with check in, and allowed us to leave our cases and pop back to use facilities as our flight was a late one. If you stay here we would recommend using Google translate for Ranis and staff. Also traffic in downtown Cairo is loud, with lots of blasting horns, so you might benefit from earplugs for a good night's sleep. Also note that a key fob is needed to operate the lift, so the doorman can do this for you before check in. We would love to stay here again.