Best Residences For The Disabled In Cairo Near Me

Samuel Gerges: Excellent place for a conference

أبو عمر الكويكبي: Beautiful and quiet hotel in a posh neighborhood! And if the toilets - may God bless you - were provided with showers, it would be more beautiful.

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Adnan Makhashen: Honestly, in order not to darken the hotel, most of the hotels in Egypt do not deserve more than 3 stars, and the prices are more expensive than in EuropeThe advantage of this hotel is that it has two- and three-room hotel apartments, but the cleanliness is averageIts location and balcony distinguish itIn apartments on the Nile and in the cityPrices in November are 182 dollars for two rooms and a hall in the city 😅 and through the company if through the hotel it will be much more expensive

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Serena Haney: Most definitely not worth the price per night and no where near the standard of Hiltons in other countries. If you want the short version, don’t book here, they are simply using the Hilton name and Zamalek’s (the neighbourhood) notoriety to increase the price of rooms.For my detailed review, read on.There are positives to the hotel; the pool is large and clean, there is a wonderful and top rated café (Haven) attached to the hotel just next to the entrance, the beds were clean and comfortable, rooms were very spacious and quiet, and the ac (at least in our suite) worked wonderfully.Now for the issues. If booking, don’t be impressed by the title ‘ambassador suite’ because every floor past 13 contains ambassador or presidential suites. The rooms appear to have been furnished in the 80s and never updated. I’ve travelled widely and understand that customer service standards vary from country to country, but the staff at the Hilton are lacking compared to the other establishments I visited in Cairo. There is a lack of communication at every turn, from employee to guest, employee to employee, and manager to employee. Essentially it makes the simplest tasks difficult and timely. It took the staff at reception over five hours and three separate requests to get our party of six more than the two bath towels that were in our rooms when we arrived. Many staff seem trained to help you with a task once you’ve nearly finished doing it yourself. And make sure to watch your plate and drinks when servers come by because they may try to clear your dishes when you aren’t finished without asking if you’re done. And best to ask to sign the bill when you’ve ordered from the ‘Nile Breeze Restaurant’ when you’re done, because even after they cleared our plates, dropped a final drink off, and we sat there for another hour they didn’t think we might be finished and want the bill. Overall the staff are inattentive. The food is decent and well priced off the menu, but be warned the breakfast buffet is a wide selection of poorly imitated American/European food. I understand many westerners expect or even prefer western food when travelling, especially from a western hotel chain, but I myself travel to different countries to experience that country. It would be a vast improvement if they allowed the chefs to cook Egyptian dishes they are familiar with and can execute well. Then maybe add a small selection of simple western options for those who prefer to play it safe.Overall, not worth the price. The positives start and end with the building itself. Save your money and patience and pick somewhere else to stay.

Osama Khalil: One of my favorite hotels in CairoRooms: 5/5|Service: 5/5|Location: 5/5 …More

Tanya Ahmed: Excellent service, extremely professional company. Highly recommend! Mohammed Nahas was very efficient, attentive and responsive. After telling him my house requirements he showed me properties i was interested in and i finally managed to find my home. After the deal was done he also contacted me to make sure everything was fine and offered help if needed.

Michael Magdy: Students only