Hotels in Abdeen, Cairo

Good place, very central, the staff can handle communicating in English. Minor greevences: The hotel is on the fifth floor but there's a lift/elevator. The bed was quite a bit too soft but guess that's an individual thing... The wifi had a tendency to 'die' on you so that you had to disable and re-enable it again. I asked for some bottled water when I arrived and was handed two bottles of tapwater poored into reused bottles... All-in-all I would definately stay there again, I especially enjoyed sitting on the balcony attached to the room.

Our stay was truly a wonderful experience. The hotel entrance exuded a luxurious feel, making an excellent first impression. We were relieved to find that the room matched the photos we saw on the booking site. The elevators were new and quiet, making it comfortable to move around the hotel. With robust security measures in place, we felt safe and secure day and night. The breakfast was fresh and varied every day, so we didn't get tired of it even during a multi-night stay. The hotel's location is ideal for both tourism and business, offering great convenience for getting around. The staff's service was attentive and kind, leaving us very satisfied. I can confidently recommend this hotel for anyone staying in Cairo.

This is not my first time staying at a Brassbell hotel, and once again, it was an excellent experience. The studio apartment feels like a complete home – a truly wonderful option! The room is clean, pleasant, and literally has everything you could need: a large bed that provided a great night's sleep; clean, new bed linen and towels; slippers; a kettle; and a full set of dishes (not just mugs with saucers and spoons, but a complete collection – plates, forks, a set of knives, wine glasses, regular glasses, a frying pan, pots, and even a Cezve for coffee – amazing!). Additionally, there are separate packets of tea, coffee, and creamer; bottled water (only upon check-in, no refills); a hairdryer; an iron; a full-sized wardrobe; a small table and two armchairs; a TV; air conditioning; a sink for washing dishes with a filter tap; a stove for cooking; and a washing machine – I used it, and it works perfectly! There's even laundry detergent in a special packet and box. Before coming to Egypt, I stayed in a premium-level studio apartment in El Alamein, but even there, they didn't provide laundry detergent or a full set of dishes. This hotel, however, has it all. Thank you! Here's a tip: if you need to dry clothes, after washing them, hang them on hangers, then hang the hangers on the upper metal rail of the shower corner – voilà, everything dries perfectly :) Hot water with good pressure is consistently available. The shower includes shower gel, shampoo, conditioner, and soap. The staff are friendly, and you can store your luggage after checking out. There are many cafes, restaurants, and shops near the hotel, and Tahrir Square and the old museum are within walking distance. There's nothing negative to mention, as this accommodation option is simply fantastic for Egypt! Especially for the price. Given the room's amenities, it feels like a 5-star hotel. Perhaps the only minor suggestion would be to add towel hooks. The staff are polite and pleasant; they helped me with calling a taxi (for some reason, taxis have trouble pulling up directly to the hotel entrance, so they need directions). Huge thanks for the magnificent living conditions! If I return to Cairo, I'll definitely stay here again. I wish the hotel prosperity, well-being, and decent, grateful guests!

We booked a twin room, but when we arrived on the first day, there were none available, so they gave us two single rooms instead. The hotel was newly renovated, and the smell was quite strong. On the second day, we moved to a twin room, but it was street-facing and very noisy, even at 1 or 2 AM, so I had to use noise-canceling earplugs. When we checked out, we met two compatriots who had arrived late to check in but couldn't get a room and had been waiting for 3-4 hours. Overall, the staff were very nice, but in special situations, regular employees seemed hesitant to handle things, and only managers would come up with suitable solutions. Also, I think their female staff are more capable. For cleaning, you have to press the 'clean' button by the door yourself; otherwise, they won't come to clean even if you stay for multiple days, which is different from what we're used to in China.

Although there are no stairs, the staff are very friendly and always ask if we need help. I feel the service is five-star and it feels like home. Although the hardware is a little old, it is very convenient to go to the Egyptian Museum and everywhere. It is also convenient for shopping. There are also many restaurants nearby. My children and I are very satisfied. The room is very clean. I originally booked for two days and then renewed it for two days because I was going to Luxor. I hope to come back next time.

From start to finish, the service was superb. Despite my limited English, they understood me perfectly and were always cheerful and helpful (Sultan!). They offered me coffee upon check-in, and there were plenty of teapots, coffee, and tea in the room. The koshari restaurant they recommended was affordable, generous in portion, and absolutely fantastic! They even stored my luggage for free after check-out. Although it was only a one-night stay, I would definitely want to stay here again! Thank you so much!!!

The room is large and the spare parts are OK. Breakfast is delivered to the room at the front desk. It should be a local breakfast and there is no repeat for two days. The room is conveniently located, ten minutes walk from the Old Egyptian Museum, but the number of floors is short and the noise is serious at night.

The location of the hotel is in Central Cairo, where they took over a floor of a historical building. The facilities are new. The staff is friendly and helpful.