Hotels With Parking in Cairo Governorate, Egypt

It was an amazing stay! The room was clean and everyone working in the place is very friendly. I strongly recommend the hotel if you need a one or two nights stay near Cairo International Airport, as it is so close to it and above this, they offer a free shuttle to and from the hotel!!

This hotel is way better than the ones in Soho, almost on par with a typical Home Inns in China. It's super close to the airport and even has a free shuttle! Downstairs, there's a coffee shop, a pub, and a pool. Breakfast was just okay, nothing special. The only drawback was the lack of Chinese power outlets. The only usable one was on the hairdryer, but it didn't even work well. Ended up buying an adapter downstairs for $5.

The hotel is quite new, and the breakfast selection is good. Its location is very convenient, offering quick access to the airport via a sky bridge, which is why many flight attendants stay here. The facilities are comprehensive and spotlessly clean. However, the 1 PM closing time for both the Chinese and Lebanese restaurants wasn't ideal; it was quite awkward when I brought friends over, only to find both establishments already closed. Otherwise, a positive experience.

The location is at city center nearby to Egyptian Museum. Plenty of amenities within 10 minutes walk. The famed Koshary Abu Tarek is within 6 minutes walk. The rooms are well maintained. There is a staff at the reception 24/7. Guests of all ages and nationalities can be accomodated. Suggestion for improvement: 1. The towels to be issued upon check-in and not upon request. 2. The lift need to be upgraded as I was ever caught inside when there is a power trip. And often the lift did not operate because the lift door was not closed properly. Understand that the lift is not manage by your hostel. Please request for it from the building owner as it is not acceptable. 3. Consider centralized air condition system. Anyone can turn off the air conditioner affecting others.

The owner is very nice, and the price is excellent.

Everything is fully consistent with the stated characteristics, I stay in this place not for the first time, the service is completely satisfied, the staff are very polite and try to get stuck .

The military runs this hotel. It is alcohol-free. People were smoking everywhere, which may or may not bother others. The breakfast and dining services were good. The room was clean but a little dated. The hotel is beautiful inside and out. The staff was helpful and always willing to answer questions and offer assistance. The reception desk is not manned 24 hours a day. I was disconnected/hung up on 3 times when trying to confirm that someone would be able to check us in when I arrived after midnight. I was told it would be fine but we had to wait for someone to check us in. The pool was great and we have no complaints. We had arranged a driver to take us on our tours so I am not sure if the location is good or not. Great hotel and would recommend it.

The location is excellent, close to the airport, and convenient for traveling to business locations. The hotel facilities are a bit old. Hotels in Egypt are not cheap, but if the price difference is not too big, I will still choose an international 5-star hotel. I chose breakfast but didn't eat it. According to my friend's description, there are not many breakfast options.

I would like to thank the room cleaner, Mohammed, for his effort and wonderful work. I would also like to thank the receptionist, Mary.

I was attracted by the photos. The new room looked cleaner, mainly because it was newly renovated. However, it still had a smell. I kept the windows open every day, even though it was close to the road and quite noisy. But I was tired enough to sleep. There was no hotel-like service. No room cleaning, no clothes hangers, no hairdryer, and no coffee or tea packets. Initially, there was no water either; you had to ask for it. There was a limit of two bottles per day. The tap water couldn't be boiled or drunk because it had a bleach smell, like something out of 1990s China. There were no duvet covers. After two days, I complained, and they provided a duvet cover, but it didn't feel like pure cotton and had static electricity. When I changed rooms, there were duvet covers and a few plastic clothes hangers. The room had kitchenware. The suite I stayed in initially had brand new utensils, but in the separate room, the utensils were very dirty, even unwashed. Overall, the facilities are quite good. In Egypt, the higher the price, the more expensive things are, so having these facilities is already quite impressive. However, the service can't compare to what you'd find in China. If you want better service, go to the five-star hotel next door for RMB 1000-6000 per night.