Holy Sheet Plus

Hotels in Cairo are generally expensive. For just over 200 RMB per night, I only managed to get a small single room with a small bed, though breakfast was included. The hotel is located near the Egyptian National Museum, also known as the Old Museum, a 10-minute walk away. Downstairs is a very noisy and chaotic street. The staircase was under construction the afternoon I checked in, and the air was filled with a lot of white mineral dust. There were no protective or cleaning measures in place, so the overall environment wasn't great, but this is likely typical of budget hotels in Cairo. Disposable toothbrushes were provided in the bathroom, but the paper towels weren't unopened. The air conditioning was decent and usable. There was a small refrigerator in the room and free bottled water, but they wouldn't give it to you unless you asked at the front desk. Overall, it's a bit pricey, and the amenities and service were average. However, it's a good place for a quick night's stay during a two-day trip to Cairo. The hotel is not far from Ma's Noodle House, where the noodles taste similar to those in China.

It's a very good B&B in the old city of Cairo.

A good hotel on the 10th floor in the very center of Cairo. Polite and helpful staff, delicious hearty breakfasts. The room condition is excellent.

Very satisfied with the choice

The hotel is located in Cairo's DOWN TOWN, the location is good and the hotel hygiene is also good. However, the hotel is located on a high floor and on a street, so it is a bit difficult to find when you first arrive. Overall very good, the staff are also very friendly, recommended

The hotel is in a relatively good location and the room is relatively clean, but the decoration on the wall is a bit scary. It is a gray candle just above the bed, which makes it feel very **