Extremely kind & friendly staff and amazing location. Loved this boutique hotel for a short stay in Cairo - highly recommend!

Extremely kind & friendly staff and amazing location. Loved this boutique hotel for a short stay in Cairo - highly recommend!

The property was very well located. Staff were friendly and managed to book transfer from/to the airport. I would there stay again.

The property was very well located. Staff were friendly and managed to book transfer from/to the airport. I would there stay again.

Very shabby hotel, anything was working, from the tv to the shower. Be aware of the publicity they make whit the fotos of the hotel, their are fake. From boutique hotel maybe the only thing that is near is the elevator ride, in a old not safe device that ad a freytning experience to the all bad thing.

Very shabby hotel, anything was working, from the tv to the shower. Be aware of the publicity they make whit the fotos of the hotel, their are fake. From boutique hotel maybe the only thing that is near is the elevator ride, in a old not safe device that ad a freytning experience to the all bad thing.

The property is small in the 4th floor; bathrooms are too small and only one towel provided for two people

The property is small in the 4th floor; bathrooms are too small and only one towel provided for two people

The boutique square hotel has a very friendly staff.

The boutique square hotel has a very friendly staff.

I was switched to the Capitol Hotel nearby. Sister hotel owned by same company. Hotel and staff were terrific. I highly recommend.

I was switched to the Capitol Hotel nearby. Sister hotel owned by same company. Hotel and staff were terrific. I highly recommend.

elegant good breakfast comfortable bed good internet close to restraints museum train and bus station no=ice staff

elegant good breakfast comfortable bed good internet close to restraints museum train and bus station no=ice staff

The customer service at this hotel is excellent. Very willing to help you. The location of the hotel is very good. The hotel and security of the hotel is excellent. For the price this hotel is excellent. Honestly I cannot say enough good things about it. I am coming back to Cairo and I will be staying at this hotel again. The staff make you feel like family.

The customer service at this hotel is excellent. Very willing to help you. The location of the hotel is very good. The hotel and security of the hotel is excellent. For the price this hotel is excellent. Honestly I cannot say enough good things about it. I am coming back to Cairo and I will be staying at this hotel again. The staff make you feel like family.

It was so Boutique! The sound and sight of Talaab Square were delightful. Single African American women, felt safe ,greeted by hotel on 3rd floor as i took the step down to the square. Many eateries have menus in english jusy blooks away from the Egyptian Musuem and independant square, you can walk behind the Musuem and find the Nile! I might have to stay again to get pcr ttest to go home, New York!

It was so Boutique! The sound and sight of Talaab Square were delightful. Single African American women, felt safe ,greeted by hotel on 3rd floor as i took the step down to the square. Many eateries have menus in english jusy blooks away from the Egyptian Musuem and independant square, you can walk behind the Musuem and find the Nile! I might have to stay again to get pcr ttest to go home, New York!

Amazing place in the middle of old Cairo, we recommend absolutely!

Amazing place in the middle of old Cairo, we recommend absolutely!

Very nice view of the square

Very nice view of the square

It is very bad Hotel is not clean and is not like in pictures everything is bad

It is very bad Hotel is not clean and is not like in pictures everything is bad

Dont normally leave reviews, but this one topped the cake with being the worst hotel iv ever stayed in. At check in recpetion they had issues finding my booking because their laptop was broken. Then i couldnt pay because their card machine was also broken. It was 4am so i couldnt get cash, but they kept asking. I paid the day after after 3 hrs of sleep. Then the shower had issues with hot and cold settings and the wifi didnt work.

Dont normally leave reviews, but this one topped the cake with being the worst hotel iv ever stayed in. At check in recpetion they had issues finding my booking because their laptop was broken. Then i couldnt pay because their card machine was also broken. It was 4am so i couldnt get cash, but they kept asking. I paid the day after after 3 hrs of sleep. Then the shower had issues with hot and cold settings and the wifi didnt work.

The two main items that qualified the hotel is the wi-fi and breakfast. There is no breakfast and the wi-fi is terribly weak.

The two main items that qualified the hotel is the wi-fi and breakfast. There is no breakfast and the wi-fi is terribly weak.

This hotel is a great value. The rooms are beautiful, and the view of the square is nice. People have complained of the tiny bathrooms.. but they’re just fine. The people working there were nice and helpful. One thing to be wary of, specifically for unmarried couples: we stayed there 3 nights, and on the first night things were fine. Check in was smooth, they made copies of our passports, and we went to our room. On day 2 after exploring, we returned to our room for a nap, when there was a knock on the door. We were told that they needed to make copies of our passports—again. I’m not exactly sure what was going on.. they rifled through the pages and then told us they needed a copy of our marriage certificate. We’re not married, but in a panic we told them that we were and didn’t have copies. Eventually they let it go.. but I wasn’t sure what to make of it. There are laws against unmarried Egyptians staying together, or Egyptians and foreigners.. but it’s very much legal for westerners, so I don’t know. I never want to violate people’s cultural standards, and wouldn’t have stayed there if they mentioned this before hand.. but I did feel pretty uncomfortable after. If married or single, I would highly recommend though! In the same building as the Tulip hotel, on the 4th floor

This hotel is a great value. The rooms are beautiful, and the view of the square is nice. People have complained of the tiny bathrooms.. but they’re just fine. The people working there were nice and helpful. One thing to be wary of, specifically for unmarried couples: we stayed there 3 nights, and on the first night things were fine. Check in was smooth, they made copies of our passports, and we went to our room. On day 2 after exploring, we returned to our room for a nap, when there was a knock on the door. We were told that they needed to make copies of our passports—again. I’m not exactly sure what was going on.. they rifled through the pages and then told us they needed a copy of our marriage certificate. We’re not married, but in a panic we told them that we were and didn’t have copies. Eventually they let it go.. but I wasn’t sure what to make of it. There are laws against unmarried Egyptians staying together, or Egyptians and foreigners.. but it’s very much legal for westerners, so I don’t know. I never want to violate people’s cultural standards, and wouldn’t have stayed there if they mentioned this before hand.. but I did feel pretty uncomfortable after. If married or single, I would highly recommend though! In the same building as the Tulip hotel, on the 4th floor

This place is difficult to find since it's on the 4th floor and there is no sign on the street level. You should follow the Tulip Hotel sign instead and take the elevator. The bathroom was cramped but at least there was a small table and chair for my laptop. Fortunately there was also a wall heater/AC which came in handy since the weather was somewhat chilly. There are a couple on inexpensive Egyptian fast food places nearby, e.g. Kazaz and Felfela, which are quite popular with the locals but may require some figuring out how they operate. Menus available in English on the wall. This area is very noisy with the constant traffic in the square, but I just took out my hearing aids and it was bearable then. On the positive side Tahrir Square and the Egyptian Museum are well within walking distance.

This place is difficult to find since it's on the 4th floor and there is no sign on the street level. You should follow the Tulip Hotel sign instead and take the elevator. The bathroom was cramped but at least there was a small table and chair for my laptop. Fortunately there was also a wall heater/AC which came in handy since the weather was somewhat chilly. There are a couple on inexpensive Egyptian fast food places nearby, e.g. Kazaz and Felfela, which are quite popular with the locals but may require some figuring out how they operate. Menus available in English on the wall. This area is very noisy with the constant traffic in the square, but I just took out my hearing aids and it was bearable then. On the positive side Tahrir Square and the Egyptian Museum are well within walking distance.