Hotels With breakfast in Cairo Governorate, Egypt

Don't go in winter if there's no heating; it was 10 degrees outside and 15 degrees inside. During my two-day stay, the first day the warm water was around 40 degrees. On the second day, after I kept urging them, they finally fixed it to just warm enough, but still not hot water. The decor looks like it's 15 years old. I came here because it said it opened in 2019. The service was indeed good, so I can't give a bad review for that. However, I spent two and a half hours over two days waiting for repairs and service. In summary, it's a five-star hotel with three-and-a-half-star facilities.

The room had an access to the pool directly which is nice. Only bad thing was people smoke all over the hotel making it so unpleasant. Everywhere in the world, people are not allowed to smoke inside hotels. So clearly not for people who have wheezing or asthma. Management should seriously look into this. Other than that all staff were very nice. Ashraqqat and also bfast staff are all very nice. Excellent bfast.

After arrival, I had to wait a bit for check-in. The lady finally gave me a key and told me that my room was outside in the new building to the right. I thought it would be just outside, but the entrance to the new building was actually at the very end of the building on the right. I really didn’t have the feeling it was a new building, as the room was not that clean and the lock on the door was broken. The room itself was big and spacious with a big bed, a sofa bed, a working desk, a safe, and a refrigerator, but the view from the window was just a wall and construction debris. The bathroom was big, with amenities like shower gel and shampoo. On the positive side, the hotel has a super convenient shuttle bus service to the airport, running every 30 minutes (on the hour and half-hour). The stop is located just to the left outside the main entrance. The hotel amenities are also wonderful. I enjoyed a late lunch at the Italian restaurant and then relaxed by the beautiful pool until it closed at 6:30 PM. My main issue happened the next morning. At 7:30 AM, I was suddenly awakened by a knock on the door. I tried to ignore it, but the person insisted and I suddenly heard a key in the lock. Because the door lock was broken, I rushed to the door and asked who it was. The reply was housekeeping! For an airport hotel where guests frequently arrive in the middle of the night for a single-night stay, housekeeping at 7:30 AM is completely unacceptable and frustrating. Since I was already awake, I decided to get ready and go to the airport. When I went to check out, the front desk staff kindly asked how my stay was. I mentioned the early housekeeping incident and suggested they train them not to knock on guests' doors so early. The staff member was incredibly empathetic, apologized sincerely, and promised to share the feedback with management. When he realized my flight wasn't until the afternoon, he insisted on offering me a complimentary breakfast as a gesture of goodwill. I was not really in the mood, but I am so glad I accepted! The breakfast was absolutely amazing, with an incredible variety of choices. They have so many kinds of bread, plenty of pastries, fresh and dried fruits, cereal, a live egg station, and plenty of salads and hot dishes. It was truly an impressive spread. I want to thank the front desk team for their professional service and for insisting I try the breakfast. Hopefully, they can adjust the morning housekeeping schedule for future guests. If I ever return to Egypt and need to stay near the airport, I will definitely choose this hotel again!

All the staff at the hotel were incredibly warm and friendly. The room was clean and hygienic, and the bedding was very comfortable. For breakfast, they even had Chinese-style stir-fried potato slices and fried rice. Plus, there was a guest relations officer in the restaurant who spoke Chinese and chatted with us. The elevator to the right as you enter the hotel goes directly to T3 on the 3rd floor, which is super convenient for those with a flight the next day. Highly recommend!

The Cairo Marriott Hotel has an old-money vibe and an excellent location in Zamalek's embassy district – it's quiet, relatively clean, and feels quite safe. There are plenty of cafes nearby, and all the gift shops and local specialty brands you could want, making shopping very convenient. Compared to the hotels I stayed at on the East Bank when I first arrived in Egypt, this one is much more convenient and comfortable. There's a subway station about a 10-minute walk away, which is great for getting to attractions like Khan el-Khalili – just three stops and less than ten minutes, much better than the hassle of a taxi. The room decor is an older European/American style, not very modern, but very clean. However, the Nile view from the balcony isn't as good as from hotels on the East Bank. I recommend ******* breakfast with your room, otherwise, it's $30 per person and not particularly lavish. The service was generally good, but there were some glitches. When I checked in, the key card didn't work, so I had to carry my luggage a long way only to find I couldn't open the door. I had to go back to the front desk to get it sorted, and they didn't offer any apology – classic Egyptian 'relaxed' attitude. Overall, compared to East Bank hotels, if I were to come back, I'd still choose Zamalek; it's just so much more convenient! Also, many people going to Marsa Matruh will visit Siwa. However, it's important to note that while Siwa is widely rumored to have a simple and honest local culture, there can be issues. I booked one night at Soléi old town, a hotel in the center of Siwa, through a certain platform. However, upon arrival, I was taken to another homestay-like place far from the hotel, with no hotel signage and terrible conditions. It felt like I was being scammed and was completely unsafe. The owner was incredibly despicable, knowing that the platform's ******* policy meant no refunds. He outright denied everything, wasting a lot of my time and disrupting my itinerary. Everyone should be vigilant when traveling, try to choose large platforms with refund policies and reputable hotels to avoid impacting your travel experience.

Ms. Marsalina is a truly trusted and valued professional at Kempinski. She approaches guest relations with genuine care, patience, and warmth, making you feel heard and supported. Her professionalism, kindness, and attention to detail reflect very positively on the hotel. She is without doubt a wonderful asset to Kempinski. We arrived on the 31st, and the room immediately had a comforting and welcoming feel, which made our stay even more enjoyable.

I liked the Hotel is in Proximity to the Airport. The Hotel offered us Meet & Greet service at the Airport to ensure our immigration & our transfer was smooth. Hotel has a very friendly staff. The checkin process was somewhat lengthy. However, we enjoyed staying there. Breakfast was great and served many options. Room was spacious and was overlooking the Pool. Hotel is currently going through expansion/ renovation. But we dis not feel any disturbances. I highly recommend staying here.

In general, it is not bad for me to stay in a single room with a common bathroom for 10 nights. Above all, I would like to express my gratitude to the staff's efforts to manage the City Hostel clean which is too old and out fashioned building. * Location & Transportation Without noise, it is the best location to stay. It is located at 2 2-minute walk distance from Attaba subway station that connects to the Ramsis Railway Station and the Egypt Museum, only 1~3 stops away, charging 6 EGP per way. Of course, you can go to both by walk in 20 minutes. It means you can also enjoy the Nile riverside which is close to the museum. And it is a 2-minute walk distance from the Attaba market which is the biggest public market in Cairo and so many locals visit to buy their livelihoods stuff at a cheap price. In addition, you can also walk to the Al Azhar Mosque and Khan El-Khalili traditional market in 30 minutes, and St. Marc Coptic Orthodox Cathedral in AL Azbakeya in 10 minutes Two problems I experienced are firstly the noi⁹sy from 8 am to 3 am outside the building due to market area and cars' horns. It took 3 days for me to adapt it. Any room in the hostel cannot escape it without changing the windows to soundproof ones. If you are sensitive to sound, it is better to find other lodges in a residential area or modernized ones. Secondly, its location on the Uber taxi map and other maps is not accurate, so drivers have some problems in finding the city hostel. I have to meet them in front of the KFC next to the Attaba subway station. The signboard of the hotel is too small to recognize it. * Building and room conditions Like many other buildings in Cairo, the hostel building is old and shabby. The interior design and facilities are also outdated. However, the staff manages it so clean, particularly a common toilet and shower room. It is quite convenient a washstand in each room. However, it is bad there is no electronic kettle to boil water in a room or a common space. I could not enjoy my tea or coffee time at any time. I have to ask for hot drink water every morning when receiving breakfast, and store it in my tumbler. It will be better to provide a tea or coffee service area in the hostel. * Cleanness & Safety Cleanness and safety are very good. I have no issue with this. * Services There is no basic service that most guesthouses provide in general: toilet paper and drink water. Wifi is too weak to use the internet. Other services like laundry are satisfied. * Others During my stay, I couldn't enjoy having an exchange time with other travelers. I think it is because there is no reason to stay in a common space where only sofas and a table are. Largely guesthouse provides a commonplace where guests enjoy better the internet or drinks including tea or coffee and foods, which makes guests meet each other naturally and structurally. In conclusion, if the hostel provides basic services like toilet paper and commonplace with drink water and electronic kettles, it will be much better. And it is necessary to change its signboard so that is more recognizable. Except issues I mentioned above, it is a very good budget lodge.

Title: Unparalleled Luxury and Impeccable Service at St. Regis Cairo Rating: ★★★★★ (5/5) Review: I recently had the pleasure of staying at the St. Regis Cairo during my visit to this magnificent city, and I must say that it was an experience beyond compare. From the moment I arrived, I was captivated by the grandeur and elegance of the hotel, and every aspect of my stay exceeded my expectations. The St. Regis Cairo is a true testament to luxury and sophistication. The moment I stepped into the opulent lobby, I was greeted by a stunning display of modern design blended seamlessly with elements of Egyptian heritage. The attention to detail was impeccable, with intricate artwork, exquisite furnishings, and a magnificent chandelier that took my breath away. My room at the St. Regis Cairo was a sanctuary of comfort and elegance. The spacious layout, plush bedding, and tasteful decor created a tranquil ambiance that made me feel instantly relaxed. The floor-to-ceiling windows offered breathtaking views of the Nile River, and I found myself spending hours simply gazing at the mesmerizing scene before me. The service at the St. Regis Cairo was truly exceptional. The staff members were attentive, professional, and went above and beyond to ensure that every aspect of my stay was taken care of. From the warm welcome at check-in to the prompt room service and personalized recommendations for local attractions, their dedication to providing a flawless experience was evident throughout. One of the highlights of my stay was dining at the hotel's exquisite restaurants. The culinary offerings were nothing short of extraordinary, with a diverse range of cuisines prepared by world-class chefs. Whether indulging in a sumptuous breakfast buffet, savoring a gourmet dinner, or enjoying a cocktail at the rooftop bar with panoramic views of the city, each dining experience was a culinary delight. The St. Regis Cairo also boasts an array of impressive amenities. The spa and wellness facilities offered a haven of relaxation and rejuvenation, with a variety of treatments and therapies to choose from. The state-of-the-art fitness center allowed me to maintain my workout routine, and the outdoor pool provided a serene escape to unwind and soak up the sun. The hotel's location was ideal for exploring the vibrant city of Cairo. Situated along the banks of the Nile River, it offered convenient access to iconic landmarks such as the Pyramids of Giza, the Egyptian Museum, and bustling markets. The concierge was always available to provide assistance and arrange transportation, ensuring that my sightseeing adventures were seamless and enjoyable. In conclusion, my stay at the St. Regis Cairo was an unforgettable experience of luxury, comfort, and impeccable service. From the stunning aesthetics to the outstanding staff and world-class amenities, every aspect of the hotel exceeded my expectations. I highly recommend the St. Regis Cairo to anyone seeking a truly exceptional stay in this remarkable city, and I eagerly look forward to returning to this haven of indulgence in the future.

The staff of this hotel was not good, At about 8 PM in the evening, the hotel front desk staff called the room and said that the hotel we booked only allows one person to stay. If two people stay, they need to add an additional fee of 70 US dollars. Very unlogic, so I leave my friend and I booked another hotel.but the facilities and environment is good .only their service is bad