Hostels in Cairo Governorate, Egypt

It's really clean, probably because it's just opened. Good, good, good.

Location: Located in Cairo's Old City, walking is virtually impossible due to safety concerns. There are no convenience stores nearby, so delivery is required. Amenities: Free swimming pool; laundry and drying services are provided for a fee and are provided by staff; a shared kitchen and showers with filtered showerheads are available. Cons: The bathrooms smell due to the wastepaper collection system. The villa was renovated and has wooden floors that creak when walked on. Overall: Despite these drawbacks, this is a recommended stay if you're looking for a safe and affordable stay in Cairo. Other than the drawbacks, everything else is positive.

This hotel is really well placed, the staff are really friendly and will help out however they can, the room was big and comfortable, breakfast was nice, I'd stay again, no complaints, only compliments.

Very attentive staff and super helpful with every request. We had to check out very early the next day, and even so, they had the great detail to leave our breakfasts prepared earlier than usual. Situated in a central location. Very recommended.

The view of the museum is very good. The building has a classical design, very beautiful, and there is an antique iron elevator. I like antique buildings very much. This is an unexpected surprise for me when I live here. The only thing is that the entrance to the first floor is very scary, very dark and dirty, and it feels like an ancient castle exploration. I know that it is a public space, not a hotel. If it can be brightened, it will make people feel better at first. The attitude of the staff is also a plus. The young guy is enthusiastic and polite. The location is also very good. The water heater is not hot, but the staff is very active in dealing with it. Although I came back a little late, I can still take a shower after it is dealt with. Living on the fourth floor is not very new. The window could not be opened at the beginning, but it suddenly opened again the next day. The museum is very beautiful, but it’s a pity to leave in a hurry. Facing the road, there is a little car noise. Cairo likes to honk, but I have the habit of wearing earplugs and can fall asleep. My companions can also fall asleep without earplugs. Although the breakfast is scheduled, I have to remind them to start it. It is also beautiful to be able to watch the museum and eat breakfast. The bread is delicious. They have a new room on the fifth floor, which feels very good. They took us to visit the room. It is much newer than the fourth floor. You can look forward to it.

Room is in a good location close to Tahrir Square and Egyptian Museum. You will need to carry your luggage up the stairs for one floor after taking the lift (goes up to the sixth floor) which is something to note if you have heavy luggage. Room is basic but comfortable enough, would like to suggest putting more hooks in the toilet and more electrical outlets.

This hostel has a good location and I would say that it is pretty walkable in the early morning and very late at night but the walking infrastructure is not the best in Cairo. Mid day the traffic makes it very tricky to walk around even though there are many good restaurants and attractions nearby. Finding it is a little tricky but it is down an alley that doesn't allow cards and it is located on floor 2 of an older building. There is an elevator but all doors and gates need to be closed in order for it to work and we found guests at the hostel weren't good at closing after themselves. The staff are very kind and welcoming but we got a bit hung up on the payment. We booked on Trip with the ”Pay at the Hotel” option for 3100 Egyptian pounds for three nights in a private room but they were asking for 3600 when we were checking in. After a little back and forth they let us check in and gave us the keys so we could rest and wait for the manager's answer. The manager said no to our booked rate, we were told we booked on ******* and we now had to pay 3900 Egyptian pounds. I'm at a loss of words for this discrepancy between Trip and the hostel but there weren't better deals in the area we wanted to stay and we very reluctantly paid. The room was just a place to sleep with a box to the side where our shower and toilet were. The box had no ceiling or ventilation so there were smells throughout the room from the drains. The beds were comfy but were not completely clean when we arrived - there was hairs in the bed sheets. The room cleanliness overall could have been better. The area is quiet at night and we got a good night's rest to spend our days exploring Cairo. The breakfast was ok but there wasn't much room to eat in the common areas during our stay so we asked for breakfast in our room during our stay. We had a simple breakfast with a fried egg, cucumbers, tomatoes, cheese, banana, tea/coffee and Arabic bread. It is enough to get you through until lunch and is served starting at 8 pm. There is a convenience store close by that offers fairly priced snacks and drinks which you might want to seek out because they do not provide water at this hostel. We hope this property improves because it seems like it used to be really good and the location is good as well.

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 location is very good and the view is great. I like the slightly old buildings outside the window. It feels very Egyptian and has a sense of time! The staff are very enthusiastic, and the boss is very helpful to my trip to Egypt. It is the beginning of my trip! I was very troubled by phone or text message in the morning or at night. I was embarrassed, but he was the first person I thought I could trust in Egypt! Thanks to him, thank you for this hotel, I changed my opinion on Egypt~ There are good people in places with bad people~i like him~

I was here looking for a clean and low-cost inn as much as possible The room was clean and there were no insects and all my stay in Cairo was taken care of by this hostel Due to the structure of the shower room, the floor of the toilet gets wet and the outlet of the bed is so hard that men cannot use it themselves, and they have to charge it with the outlet of the common area. I'm generally very satisfied. The staff was kind and helpful even at late check-in at night, and the location was very grateful as the starting point for sightseeing in Cairo as the station and large bus terminal are within walking distance. The entrance of the hotel is a little difficult to understand and it is anxious about old elevators, but the hotel is very modern and clean, so it is recommended