New Hotels in New Cairo City

"The environment is clean and hygienic, the rooms are spacious and bright, the sun is full, all the facilities are new, much better than some old star hotels, the bedding is white and tidy, and they will respond quickly when they need to call the room service. There is a small gym and swimming pool downstairs, children can also play in the water, and the stay experience is very good."

"Thank you for the good reception, I advise you to greet you."

"Very Clean , Near to Malls & Restaurants , Mini Bar on Arrival and everything working fine."

"Everything was good...stuff they are friendly especially Mr.Ahmed"

"An excellent option for accommodation in a well-equipped, comfortable apartment with a very customer-oriented, pleasant host who speaks English. Several mini-markets, a fruit market, a pharmacy, and various shops are within a 7-10-minute walk. All requests—a hairdryer, cleaning, extra water, assistance with orientation, and a late checkout on the day of departure—were accommodated. A nice touch: the bathroom has a large, rainfall showerhead, so a shower cap is a must if you don't want to get your hair wet."

"I travel to Cairo often and have stayed in many hotels and homestays. This is the best I have ever stayed in. The price is cheap. It is very clean and hygienic. There is a restaurant downstairs. It is super convenient to eat. The most important thing is that the boss is very nice. The boss knows many things in Egypt. It gave me a lot of help. Praise"

"I'm not a shill. I've stayed in three Chinese hotels in Cairo and only wrote this one review. This one gave me warmth😍. It just opened and has been completely renovated. See the attachment for the actual view. It's the same as the picture on the internet. The hardware may not be the best, but the service is definitely Egypt's No. 1. The boss is from Sichuan. He's called Ala Deng Shen Ding🤣 and he's always responsive😆. The car for airport pick-up is very new and clean. The driver wears a shirt and speaks English and doesn't ask for tips. Anyone who has taken a taxi in Egypt understands😜 It's in the villa area of ​​New Cairo, close to the main road but not facing the street. It's convenient to call a taxi with your phone and it's quiet to sleep at night. I wanted to eat fruit, but I didn't dare to buy it at the local market in Cairo. The fruit I bought at the luxury supermarket in Cairo was sour. I asked the owner of the Chinese hotel if he could help buy some. The two Chinese hotels I stayed in before said ”You go out and buy it yourself” and ”My family doesn't eat fruit”. Only this owner gave me a lot of fruit. See the attached photo. It's very sweet. The fruit here is dry, so the skin is dry and the inside is sweet. I opened the window for ventilation and saw that the window hadn't had time to install screens. I asked if screens could be installed (the so-called best Chinese hotel before had mosquitoes) The boss immediately used an electric drill to install the screen and bought electric mosquito coils. There were no mosquitoes when I stayed there. I even had to cancel my air tickets and fight with the website. I called people all over the world and the boss even helped me translate. It's rare to have a Chinese person who really helps you when you encounter troubles abroad. His Chinese restaurant is also great. The chef is a professional Chinese chef from Henan Province. He can make pasta and stir-fry neatly. See the attached photos for the actual food. We were not used to the climate in Egypt and got angry. We didn't want to eat Egyptian food or white people's food. We just wanted to eat light stir-fried vegetables. The two Chinese hotels we stayed in before either had Egyptian chefs cooking Chinese food or the relatives of the Chinese boss cooking. They were not authentic, not delicious, too salty and expensive. The price of this hotel is reasonable and the chef can understand me. I said I wanted light food and the food was really light. The oil was clean and bright, without the slightest rancid smell. It was definitely not the dark stir-fried dishes of Luxor Chinese food. Free hot tea is provided when ordering, and it is black tea. This is unique among the Chinese restaurants in Egypt that I have eaten. Others either don't have hot water to drink or ask you to buy bottled water. The shower water in the room is very strong. There are hangers for drying clothes. The sockets are all domestic standards and no conversion plugs are required. Staying in a Chinese hotel in Cairo is comfortable, convenient for communication and delicious Chinese food. The Chinese Villa No. 113 in New Cairo can fully meet your needs🤓"