Cairo Hotel Guide - 3 stars Hotels in Cairo, Egypt

If you want to get a feel of Egypt's street spirit and a view of the beautiful old buildings of the old city without having to spend too much, Grand Royal is the right place for you. Overlooking vibrant Talk Harb Square, the accommodation is a walking distance from the city's main attraction, the Egyptian Museum, the Nile, and Tahrir Square. The staff are amazing and very hospitable. Rooms are basic but perfect for the few days I spent there. Breakfast on the balcony overlooking Talaat Harb is lovely. Everything a traveler needs is available within walking distance from the hotel. Wifi service is great at the hotel and so was the room cleaning. If you really want a warm place to stay in and get a real experience of Cairo's vibrant and cultural atmosphere, with music of Abdel Haleem and Oum Kulthoum often heard from the reception area, I so recommend this hotel.

The location of the hotel is good with excellent views over the Nile. the room I had was comfortable, however the carpet was dirty and some aspects of the bathroom were a bit worn. The pool on the roof is very small and the facilities are not what I would expect from a 5 star hotel. This was also spoilt by a lot of poorly supervised children. I don't understand how this fitted with the health spa- which I would expect to be an exclusively adult offering.

All the staff is very nice and friendly. They will take of you with all you needs.

I like this hotel this is my first time staying in a three stars hotel and it was perfectely fine

Staff was great Mr. Ahmed spoke very good English and he really helped a lot with everything and made my stay wonderful.

Close to the pyramid. We practically book our entire trip to the sphinx guess house including Accomodation and our daily excursion/activities. We enjoyed our morning breakfast although no water or juice provided for kids only coffee or tea. The bathroom Needs to be renovated. Very important especially if you have foreigner guest. The whole trip was very memorable. We even have a dinner at the balcony paid $10 pp very delicious authentic egyptian food (grilled chicken, mixed veggie stew, rice, condiments, egyptian cola, and fruits for dessert while watching the light and sound pyramid show.

This hotel is the closest Pyramids and Sphinx. Practically within walking distance with eating places, and shops right outside the hotel. Friendly hotel staff, and clean, private rooms.

Charming as the name indicates. Down an alley off Talit Harb St. Old fashioned open cage elevator. Hotel is on fifth floor. Great for travellers who like the local flavor rather than the "Hilton" feel. Staff speaks English and were very helpful and accomidating. In a typical bustling Cairo neighborhood in downtown Cairo. Walk to Tahrir Square, Egyptian Museum and the Nile. Highly reccomended.

The internet connection for this hotel is fatal, you can find WIFI in the rooms but be aware that the speed connection is something really bad. Swimming pool hours, you can not swim after 17:00 this is ridiculous. Bring ear plugs if you want to sleep well, the noise outside (traffic) and inside because of AC.