Cairo Inn The Royal

The room was clean and the service was excellent, but the food wasn't very good, though it looked cute. Given the low price and great location, I'm satisfied overall.

Great value for money, and the breakfast is really good, perfect for families! The staff are all very friendly and you can store your luggage there. The only downside is that the street outside can be a bit noisy at night with motorcycle sounds, making it hard to sleep without earplugs.

Great service and easy to find. The breakfast was plentiful. It can be a bit noisy being on the street, but the soundproofing is decent. If you're a light sleeper, I recommend bringing earplugs.

This hotel is right in the heart of the bustling city center. There are tons of places to eat downstairs, and you can easily walk to a Chinese restaurant. The room was really clean, and the duvets were incredibly comfortable – they seemed like high-quality down comforters, definitely a splurge! They were even better than those I've had in hotels costing over a thousand yuan. Breakfast was super generous, and you could even order coffee to be delivered directly to your room. However, there's one issue: it's facing the street. It feels like people in Cairo never sleep; there were motorcycle noises even in the middle of the night. If you're a light sleeper, you might want to avoid this room, or bring earplugs, or ask the hotel to put you on the other side of the building.

The front desk staff were really helpful. However, the door isn't soundproof at all, you can pretty much hear everything happening in the hallway, so I'd recommend bringing earplugs. The hotel feels more like a guesthouse, but the sheets and mattress were really comfortable and clean. For the service and room environment, it's definitely worth the price; great value for money.

Great value inside, with a rich breakfast. Just a bit hard to find the first day as it's on the third floor.

It's actually quite good, but it's surrounded by the old town.