Cairo El Gamaliya Hotels

This hotel is right next to the Khan el-Khalili market, but the road leading to it is incredibly narrow, so much so that tour pick-up vehicles can't get through! The room was clean but extremely small; it was even hard to open a 28-inch suitcase.

Very good. The boss is very attentive. Get up early to prepare breakfast for me They are a pair of grandpa and grandma Take good care of me I think they feel safe there. But remember to bring earplugs There are prayer sounds nearby You may be disturbed at night

Because I got the wrong address, I ended up wandering around for a really long time with my huge suitcase (I couldn't roll it because of the cobblestone streets), and the taxi fare was expensive.

I stayed at this hotel for two nights because I wanted to experience the old atmosphere of Cairo and the scent of Islam. The valuable location, the building, and the atmosphere of the room were just as I imagined, and I'm glad I chose it. Furthermore, the staff's service was better than I expected, and everyone was very nice, including Atala, who was security at the entrance, Sabri at the front desk, and Abdallah, who looked after the rooms and other facilities! The rooftop restaurant has both indoor and outdoor seating, and you can choose where to sit for dinner and breakfast. There are three set meals for breakfast, and the ”Country” I had on the second day was a thin baked pie topped with syrup made from honey and bean powder (this is my own analysis, so I'm sorry if it's wrong). There were two negative opinions. Noise and access by car. ・The building is made of wood, so you can certainly hear the sounds from the next room and the upper floors, the hustle and bustle outside, and the music from the neighbors at dinner time. There are new earplugs by the bedside. Personally, I went there to experience these things and I can sleep without any problems, so it wasn't a problem, but if I have one piece of advice, the 4th floor has a restaurant on the upper floor, so you can hear footsteps and chairs being pulled. If you want to avoid that, I recommend requesting the 2nd or 3rd floor. -It's true that the area is a traffic control area where cars can't enter, and when I arrived in the evening, there were people and store delivery vehicles, so it was difficult for taxis to enter. I got off the taxi on a major road nearby and walked 6-7 minutes with my hand carry bag, and on the way back, I called an Uber from the main road as well. However, there are few people on the road until early afternoon. When I asked the hotel, they said that if you want to access by car because you have a lot of luggage, etc., you should consult in advance.

We checked in very late, around 2:00am, as we arrived back late from Hurghada. We only managed to sleep for about 3 hours before heading out again for our desert tour, but even in such a short stay, the hospitality really stood out. Thank you so much to the hotel for kindly helping us store our luggage, this small help made a big difference to our travel plans. A very special thank you to Hazim. They were extremely helpful and genuinely kind. We had trouble booking an Uber, as drivers kept asking for extra money and rejecting foreign calls. In the end, Kasim patiently helped us book a car, guided us to the driver, and made sure everything was settled properly. Their kindness and willingness to help, even in the early hours of the morning, truly meant a lot to us. This is the kind of service that travelers will always remember. Highly appreciated and thank you again 🙏

I think the location is very good because it faces Taharil Square where the bus from the airport stops. The location of the hotel is along the main street, but I feel that the reception was on the 4th floor of the rugged building. I couldn't find any signboards outside. I think it's hard to find it on my own, so ask the locals around there. There was Kentucky nearby. It is close to the Egyptian Archaeological Museum. It is also close to the famous Koshary Abou Tarek. It was so delicious that please go. I booked a dormitory but made it a private room for free. The toilet, shower and wash basin are shared, but they were very beautiful. There were two hair dryers and both were available. It was nice that the room was large and clean and had a balcony. The staff was friendly and nice. I glanced at the dormitory room and it looked pretty beautiful. The elevator is interesting.

Excellent location near Tahrir Square / Egyptian Museum and Sadat Metro Station. Staff were excellent in particular the manager Mr Ahmed receptionist Alaa and house keeping Azze. Breakfast was good. 7 floors reception and communal lounge on top floor. Whilst we were there I was admitted to hospital they checked up on me daily via my wife and friend who was also staying at the hotel. Warm welcome back when I recovered. About 20 to 30 minute car journey to GEM and the Giza Plateau / Pyramids and Sphinx. About 45 minutes to an hour drive to both Sphinx and Cairo Airports