New Cairo EIEC Jubin Hotel

When I first saw it was advertised as a "Chinese hotel," I thought it might just be a gimmick, but it turns out it really is owned by Chinese people! The owners are incredibly kind and the front desk staff, especially the translator, provided excellent service. There's even a Chinese restaurant downstairs, which was such a pleasant surprise since I hadn't had Chinese food in over half a year. Overall, I was extremely satisfied with my stay! 👍

The room was spacious and clean, and the service was absolutely top-notch. The owner was incredibly kind. For Chinese travelers, this is definitely the best choice in Egypt!

The room size was good, and the bathroom facilities were convenient. Breakfast was included and quite tasty. The owner is Chinese, and some of the foreign staff also speak a bit of Chinese. You can even exchange money using WeChat Pay or Alipay, which is very handy. They create a service group upon check-in, which makes communication incredibly easy.

Extremely clean, like, really clean. I spent ages looking on ***********, and almost every review for places near Tahrir Square mentioned noise and dirt as downsides. So, I just decided to stay in New Cairo. People say it's a bit far, but honestly, it's not. It was only an extra five pounds for a taxi, and it was totally worth it for a peaceful night's sleep. I definitely recommend staying in New Cairo – it's really safe and hygienic.

The room was quite spacious and very clean, tidied daily, much cleaner than other guesthouses. The air conditioning was also very cool. The food was even better; breakfast and lunch options like baozi (steamed buns), pies, and fried noodles were all delicious. You could also order lunch and dinner to be delivered to your room. Overall, the service was excellent, and I'll definitely be back.

The facilities are excellent, everything is brand new. There's a large, living room-like reception area downstairs. Check-in was conducted entirely in Chinese, and the staff were incredibly friendly. The owner is Chinese and provided a lot of help to us, as fellow Chinese travelers, which was truly wonderful. In terms of hygiene, it met Chinese standards – very clean and tidy. It far exceeded the cleanliness of another Chinese-run guesthouse we stayed at. As for the environment, it's great. The surroundings are very quiet, and a taxi to the airport is quite cheap. The air on the street outside is also very good. The bathroom was spotless and well-maintained, and all the toiletries were clearly chosen with Chinese users in mind. Service-wise, without a doubt, they provided a lot of convenience, just as Chinese people do wherever they go. The owner was also very chatty and personable. The breakfast even included 'xiaolongbao' (soup dumplings) and other Chinese dishes. It's truly a perfect long-term base for a trip to Egypt.

The pickled cucumbers for breakfast were especially good and suited Chinese tastes. The owner was also very welcoming. This place is perfect for a layover in Cairo before heading back home, especially if you're taking the GoBus. It's only a 10-minute taxi ride from the first stop in Tagamo. My child said it was the most satisfying meal they had in Cairo. After recharging, it's back to the daily grind in China.

I came from China for a business trip and needed to drive between several cities in Egypt. I was very lucky to choose Jubingge, this hidden gem of a Chinese hotel. 1. New Cairo has excellent transportation links, and parking is convenient. 2. It's located in an independent villa area with a great community environment. 3. The rooms are quiet and clean, and the staff's service is impeccable. 4. I chose a room with breakfast, and after being in Egypt for dozens of days, I could finally eat Chinese food every day! Waking up every morning for breakfast, a bowl of congee, and fragrant noodles and rice was a true delight! So good! 5. When you're abroad, the most precious thing is the care and familiar greetings from fellow countrymen. Having lived all over the world for many years, I believe the biggest secret for a hotel to stand out is genuine service. Hardware is easy to come by, but sincere warmth and care are rare. Thanks to Uncle, Auntie, Midu Ge, Dong Ge and his wife Xiao Wanwan, reliable Egyptian translator friend Li Yang, Yu Le, and other brothers and sisters I had the pleasure of meeting at Jubingge. "Whoever drinks from the Nile will return to Egypt, no matter how far they go." Wishing you prosperity in your business.

The room was clean, and the owner and staff were very welcoming. The environment was quiet, making for a really great stay overall.