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"Best place i stayed in Egypt easily, right next to the hotel too which is so handy for those late or early flights. They every brought me complimentary fruit and everything"

"This was a great place to stay before my flight home."

"The spa services were amazing! "

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"We were only at the Novotel Hotel for an overnight layover for our trip from Cairo to Calgary, so we didn't use any of the amenities at the hotel other than our room, but it was comfortable and the staff were helpful."

"We recently spent one week at the Radisson Blu Hotel, Cairo Heliopolis and had a very pleasant overall experience. The hotel is conveniently located near Cairo International Airport. Although it is somewhat farther from the city center and Giza, this distance allows guests to stay away from the hustle and bustle and heavy traffic of downtown Cairo. Considering current Uber fares (February 2026), it is still worthwhile to stay in this area, even if the trip to downtown takes approximately 30 minutes to an hour, depending on traffic. The hotel itself maintains a high standard of accommodation. The rooms are clean and comfortable, and the staff are consistently polite and friendly. The breakfast offers a wide variety of traditional and international options, including an omelet station, fresh fruit, and a coffee machine. The only concern may be for guests who are sensitive to noise. Rooms facing the main street can be affected by traffic sounds and may not be ideal for light sleepers. We were fortunate to have our room changed to the quieter side of the building on the second day. I hope the management team will consider addressing this issue in the future, perhaps by enhancing soundproofing in the street-facing rooms. Overall, we enjoyed our stay and appreciate the quality of service provided. "

"Great experience all around. The staff was exceptional, the room service was fantastic, and the rooms were absolutely beautiful."

"I highly recommend, close to airport, clean and friendly service!!"

"We stayed a short night before flying out for an early flight. It was Ramadan, and at first there were some traveling musicians celebrating outside but the noise died down compared to our other nights in downtown Cairo. The receptionist did ask me to pay cash vs card, which luckily I had, but it was a bit of a hassle. When I asked him for the price for a taxi to the airport for the 5 of us, it was a different quote than when we asked a few hours later. The elevator has a little step in front of it of it, which I saw some people trip over. The location, which we briefly walked in the afternoon scoping out open restaurants, seemed to have many shops and areas for dining. The sidewalks are not contiguous and you often have to walk on the street, but it was generally safe. There’s a nice mosque in walkable distance. We did not chose to eat at the restaurant and could not make the breakfast. "