President Hotel
Judging by the lobby, this is a thoroughly modern three-star place with glittering mirrors and plush car...
Judging by the lobby, this is a thoroughly modern three-star place with glittering mirrors and plush car...
The Conrad Cairo is running strong, and continues to uphold the luxury moniker of Conrad Hilton...
One of Cairo's most luxurious hotels, this is part of the First Residence, an exclusive residential and ...
The new favourite of highfalutin tourists from the Gulf, the Hyatt is nothing but glitz and glamour...
This monolithic, modern Hilton is well-positioned just north of the Egyptian Museum, but you'll still be...
A decent midrange option about halfway between Downtown and the Giza Plateau, the Swiss Inn is a brand n...
This misplaced cylindrical tower is an unfortunate eye sore that dominates the very southern tip of Gezi...
Of the two Four Seasons properties in Cairo (the other is the First Residence in Giza), this one may be ...
Gloomy Spanish Inquisition–look furniture, mysteriously spotted carpeting and reports of surly service w...
This 19th-century pleasure palace is arguably the most atmospheric hotel in Cairo, at least in the lobby...
This popular business-class place is comfortable and well equipped, and serves as a more fiscally reason...
Off the Airport Rd, this modestly sized, cool 1970s-styled hotel has fine rooms, a popular nightclub and...
Thanks to double-pane windows, Downtown traffic is a distant memory once you’re inside this luxurious co...
The elegant foyer at the Semiramis InterContinental is a popular Cairo meeting place, and its 1st-floor ...
Practically speaking, the rooms at the Windsor are dim, with low ceilings and noisy air-conditioners...
This friendly hotel is very basic, with fans (no air-con) and shared bathrooms, but the location makes u...
This is another decent option offering both dorms and private rooms for shoestringing travellers...
On a breezy upper floor with a wraparound balcony, the Select has great views across Downtown - particul...
The owner of this modern, backpacker-friendly place is one of the most fastidious in the city, and his s...
A new Downtown hostel with very enthusiastic management (the capital letters in the name should be your ...
Perhaps one of the oddest lodgings in Cairo, this small hotel is really a series of very ordinary small ...
Midrange hotels are thin on the ground in Cairo, so the Arabesque is destined to do well...
This small hostel has an excellent central Downtown location minutes from the museum and Nile...
The African House offers an affordable way to stay in one of the city’s most gorgeous mid-19th-century b...
Housed in an art deco building on a quiet street, the Mayfair has benefited greatly from a recent renova...
Pricier than other budget options, you may consider it worthwhile for the English-speaking owner/manager...
One of a number of recent additions to the Cairo hostel scene, the King Tut has freshly painted rooms wi...
Lialy’s position on Midan Talaat Harb puts it right in the thick of the action, and it’s tough to beat t...
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