Top Hotels Near Qauit Bey Madrassa in Cairo from AU$35

"Lovely hotel with very attentive staff, a haven of peace in central Cairo "

"OK"

"Nice property with excellent all around "

"The room was clean and the staff were very couteous. The location was good. The ground floor entrance to the hotel was awful and very off-putting. But once you reached the first floor entrance it was fine."

"Laundry not convenient, lots of shops nearby. "

"Once in the lobby it is very impressive. It appears that the driving ramp to the lobby level is under renovation so one has to enter one floor below which is not impressive. Staff and services are high quality. We did not go to any of the restaurants in the hotel. Zaza restaurant across the street on the banks of the Nile had great food."

"Excellent location Staff were the best So polite Free upgrade And let me check out late due to a late flight Breezes restaurant and bar was perfect Swimming pool was delightful, the staff there were very polite and funny Room was amazing Power shower to die for Casino was fun Indian restaurant worth a visit Hotel was immaculately kept Can’t fault anything about this hotel If your in Cairo I’d highly recommend this hotel I’ll definitely be back "

"One of the finest hotels we have experienced in the world! Five star staff, service, and accommodations! Ate at Sirocco twice and had memorable meals. Staff were all professional, courteous, and kind! Was only in Cairo for two days with my wife, and St. Regis left a lasting impression."

"The staff were incredibly kind and helpful. The room was clean and newly renovated, housekeeping cleaned promptly when requested and they were more than happy to provide extra towels upon request. The breakfast was always yummy and freshly prepared. Given the location of the hotel, the sound wasn’t too bad. Cairo is a loud city so if you need silence to sleep, being ear plugs. Or maybe Cairo isn’t the city for you. I’m glad we stayed downtown as we really got to experience Cairo and not just the tourist curated sections like the Mena house, pyramids, or GEM (although those places are still worth the visit). If I have the opportunity to come back to Egypt I would definitely stay again. "