The location is just perfect, close to shops, restaurants and the museum. The staff were very friendly and always willing to help with a big smile. The room was clean and had everything you need during a short stay. I really appreciate the fact that the hotel offers a complimentary breakfast consisting of local food, but when you are served the same food every day, it may become too monotonous.

The organization at the hotel could have been better. The airport pickup I had arranged did not arrive, so I had to hire a taxi and pay significantly more. On the day of my arrival, the room I had booked was unavailable due to a bathroom issue. I was given a triple room instead, which was acceptable, and was promised that I could move to my original room once the issue was resolved. After two days, my room became available again indeed, but I was not informed in the morning to pack my suitcases in advance. Instead, they notified me while I was on my way to Giza, making it impossible for me to return in time. As a result, my room was given to someone else. It wasn't a big deal for me, but with a little bit better planning, such situations could be avoided.

The property's location is really good. The manager and receptionists were extremely helpful and made our stay as pleasant as possible, they really put in effort for us to feel taken care of. The breakfast was ok, but its all the same daily.

The furniture is quite old, the windows aren't properly soundproofed so the nights can be tough for someone that doesnt fall asleep easily. The hotel only owns about two floors of the whole property of which one is the restaurant. Not really a downside but maybe that's not your thing

The room was clean, - Very welcoming and kind staff, - Hotel with a great location (close to restaurants, cafes, tourist attractions), - The breakfast was enough and changed a bit everyday (which we enjoyed), - In the last day we received a goodbye note written in Portuguese which was quite a memorable moment.

To take into consideration: - The building scared us a bit when we arrived, but everything looked better when we got to the fourth floor, - The water has little pressure. Small suggestion: - The room would gain if it had a chair so that the guests could drop clothes or items that they will use the next day.

Value for money, great location and super freindly and helpful staff.

The Lifts. Felt like you were taking your life in your hands every time you used them.

The room was spacious, clean, and nicely built. The balcony has a table and two chairs if you want to sit outside. The delicious morning breakfast is served just outside your room in a dining hall. The staff was very cooperative and welcoming. The hotel is located within the main market and thus provides a lot of opportunity for shopping or just roaming around & enjoying the hustle and hustle. Khan el Khalil market and the Egyptian Museum are nearby

Friendly staff, very well located/central, pickup from the airport went very well/smoothly. The lift is an attraction in it's own right! Good value for money.

Hopefully it was just a one off, but they seemed to be doing some maintenance at night. Hoovering at 2am, banging something, which was a bit odd as during the day the place was very peaceful.

Hotel was lovely once we found it (tucked away). Room was of good size, we had booked one with a balcony. Breakfast was good and we had the choice of having it in our room or the dining room. Location was great and staff were great and bed was comfy.

Nothing in the hotels control. Streets are very noisy and could be heard from the room which was no surprise and expected as the streets are noisy everywhere!

The staff was good. We had a good breakfast. Our rooms were airconditioned. U can easu contact with people who worked there. We had towels and etc. It is good "home" hotel with good service for Cairo.

The communication between the 4th En th 6th floor on the hotel was not so good. We asked day before early breakfast, but next day the manager did not receive information from previous colleague. It is a pity. If you come by taxi first time it is hard to find the entrance to the hotel.

The place is perfectly located in downtown, right by the Nasser metro station and close to the Egyptian museum. There are plenty of cool places to eat nearby and it’s a 10 min taxi ride to Zamalek— the most hip area of Cairo. The hotel is at the high floors of the historical building (it has cool old elevators to get upstairs!). Yes, it is an old building but nothing to be scared of. There’s a sign in the right from the entrance with the hotel name so it was an east find. The staff was very nice and let us check in a bit earlier and check out a little later. The room was at the 6th floor, it had a very comfortable bed and we also liked the wooden floor and high ceilings! There was an air conditioner but we did not need it. The breakfast is served at the same floor which is convenient. We liked it, it’s a good value and keeps you full for several hours (although not very diverse :)). There is also an amazing gelateria downstairs, to the right from the entrance to the hotel — make sure you try it!!

Wifi at our room didn’t work for most of the time: I went to the reception floor where it did to have a zoom call :))

The staff is really nice and helpful. Have them arrange a car, activities, or a guide for you. Good location with walking distance to a few cafes and restaurants, though they can be hard to spot if you can’t read Arabic. Not too far from the airport. The room was clean. And even tho it’s right on a busy street, it’s surprisingly not very loud. The shower pressure and temperature was good.

You might have concerns when walking into the building by appearances, but once you take the elevator up to the hotel, you’ll feel better.