Cairo Hotels with Wifi

"I had a very satisfying stay here. First off, the location is excellent – right in the bustling heart of downtown Cairo, yet surprisingly quiet. It's just a 10-15 minute walk to the Egyptian Museum and a nearby metro station, and about a 20-minute stroll to the Nile River. There are plenty of restaurants and bakeries around, making dining and shopping very convenient. The room had a fully equipped kitchen, which was great for making breakfast, and there was a common lounge area on our floor. Getting to Cairo Airport by Uber only took about 30 minutes."

"I stayed in a nice hotel in Cairo, the bedding and hygiene were very good. The hotel reception is on the 1st floor, but there is someone on the 0th floor to help with luggage, the service is great? The hotel is located near the subway station, with convenient transportation and convenient to various attractions."

"It is located in a very old building across the road from the Egyptian Museum and right next to a very busy and noisy road. We were first being allocated a room facing that very busy road. Vehicle horns can be heard throughout the night non-stop - horrendous! We got a transfer to another room the next day. It was slightly better but still noisy by any decent hotel standard. There was no towel hanger nor any hook to hang clothes. The shower head holder fell off! I will not stay here again. The good rating of this hotel is misleading."

"We arrived very very early in morning because of delayed flight but the check in was seamless and room was ready and we managed breakfast. Cleanliness is excellent for its style and location which we enjoyed very much. Location is perfect if you want to feel for real non tourist Cairo and all major points of interest are walkable distances. It’s not the Hilton or Ritz but it is somewhere where you will feel at home. Due to cultural differences you might want to stock up on tissue rolls and bottles 😅. Hi recommended and will stay again without any thought. The staff at Breakfast were especially warm and welcoming at every breakfast and the one dinner we had there, thank you Fouad."

"Location: Located within a 10-minute walk of the Egyptian Museum, and very convenient for getting to the Gobus Tahrir Square station, the location is excellent. However, the entrance is a bit hard to find, mainly because there's no sign with the same name as the platform. Actually, it's right next to a bookstore called Tulip Hotel. Take the elevator to the 4th floor to find the reception. Facilities: Cairo hotel facilities are generally similar. There was no hairdryer or tissues provided. Also, because it's on a street, it's quite noisy. The room facilities weren't noisy (like the toilet running or the refrigerator vibrating), which was a plus. I didn't have breakfast because I was rushing to catch my train, so I don't know what it was like."

"The location is superb, and the service truly deserves five stars. The staff are highly professional and incredibly polite, and the security is top-notch. Every aspect, from room service and cleanliness to the front desk, security, and bell staff, was excellent and incredibly helpful. Specifically, Mohamed from room service was outstandingly cooperative, respectful, and efficient. The service is remarkably prompt, despite the hotel's modest size. It offers great comfort and a very peaceful atmosphere, which I'd highly recommend even for solo female travelers. This was my second stay, and both times have been extremely comfortable, thankfully. My only note is the lack of parking; the street outside can be quite busy. The value for money is excellent, and I sincerely hope they maintain their current pricing."

"This hotel is in such an excellent location - the Pyramids and GEM are both within walking distance. The reception staff are so warm and helpful - they booked an ATV tour for us and a transfer back into the city. The rooftop restaurant served delicious food in generous portions - a little bit pricey but worth it. Beds were very comfortable and plenty of hot water. I highly recommend staying here if you plan to visit the Pyramids."

"The view of Pyramids on the roof of the hotel is amazing, the location of hotel is quite good, it is 10 minutes drive to either great Pyramids or Grand Egyptian Museum. From the exterior of hotel it didn't surprise customers but inside it is above the average level. There was issue with water heater which stopped working twice during my stay, the fix was quick but I think it should be checked before customers check in. The room itself is big enough and clean. The restaurant on the roof is good and price is a little bit expensive comparing with other places nearby, there was a mess in the morning as it looks like the staff is not ready for the customers to rush in when it is breakfast time. The service of excursion desk was terrible, that is the worst part. You need to double confirm, triple confirm if you booked anything, daily trip, airport drop off. The response was not in time, there was merely confirmation. On my first day after check-in, I was supposed to have a half day trip to Museum with guide, then the excursion desk told me 1 hour before the trip that the guide couldn't make it because one family member passed away, which I got to know later on it is a typical excuse that guide got another better offer to do. The excursion desk took no responsibility for the change, in the end agreed that to refund the guide part but no apology or anything, just like it happens always. When I checked in, I also paid to book the airport drop off two days after, because it would be early morning to the airport and I want to make sure the car and driver is prepared in advance. Then the night before the date we check out, I double checked with the excursion desk, found there was no booking made! I can't image what will happen if I didn't check with him and wait in the lobby in the early morning without a car coming. I asked the guy to book the car before my eyes and communicate the same to reception for the same. I will definitely not recommend the excursion desk here. And also anyhow the excursion service is outsourced, they will just ask another agent to deliver the service for you, it is common there."

"Lovely hotel in a prime location on the Nile. Our room had a lovely view of the Nile and the pool area. The room was modern and had all the amenities you would need including some luxury Byredo toiletries which were a nice touch. Though it’s a newly renovated hotel, the downside was that our non-smoking room had an unusual smell in it and also upon check in, the entire carpet was wet. The breakfast buffet was good although some items were a bit stale by 8am (pancakes in particular) which could’ve been better if fresh. There was no room service options from your room so we tried the restaurants but wouldn’t really recommend. We tried Kamala which is a pan-Asian fusion and though we were the only guests dining, the food took over an hour to make and wasn’t the best. The Solano restaurant again was okay, much fresher than Kamala. Would recommend the hotel for its location however the reception can get really busy and the staff could do with being more attentive to the guests they’re serving rather than those impatiently interrupting."

"Decent hotel always very busy due to competitive pricing. Many rooms have lovely river views as its one of the very few hotels with no road inbetween. However, this location also leaves it a taxi rather than walk to anything around it, local shops, cafes, bars etc. Overall the place is comfortable with a good standard of service. Our biggest disapointment was the hotel food, average at best and USD20pp for a not great buffet breakfast, we only tried it once!"