Hotels near Maadi in Cairo

"After the Fawlty Towers start, where we were escorted to our 3 bdrm apartment (wow!) and then told it was a mistake, moved to a room billowing cigarette smoke as we approached, and finally, taken downstairs, then up again to a smaller flat with a bit of a dank smell, we weren’t impressed. But the room & balcony were lovely, though the shower needed some maintenance. The next door cafes all serve food until late and the room has a fully-equipped kitchen. We were delighted to have tvs in the bdrm & the living area. Staff were very helpful and we enjoyed our one night here,"

"It is not very convenient to take a taxi for half an hour from the attraction. I feel like there is nothing to eat around. But relatively safe, it is said to be a wealthy area. The facilities are nice, but a bit old Overall is very good, let us check in one hour early If you need to buy medicine, they will take the initiative to help run errands to buy, don't know if you want to tip"

"The room was so nice, cozy and clean. The view is spectacular. The room service is perfect. Everything was just very nuce. The only negative thing for me was the street noise. Would highly recommend if they can make sound proof windows. I was in the 11th floor and still I can hear every single sound in the street. Other than that , it’s perfect"

"This hotel is perfect for Chinese travelers... There's a Chinese restaurant on the second floor and a self-service laundry room on the third floor. The facilities are very new, and it has hot water, Wi-Fi, and air conditioning. The staff are incredibly warm and friendly; as soon as you enter, it feels like you're back home. The only minor drawback is that the hot water tank-style heater doesn't allow two people to shower consecutively – you need to wait a while between showers (but this is common in Egypt). It would be even better if there was a mini-fridge in the room, haha. Overall, we are very satisfied."

"This older Hilton hotel is, on the whole, pretty standard—nothing particularly amazing, but no major downsides either. The exterior looks a bit dated, but the interior is maintained quite cleanly and tidily. The room size is moderate, the bed is comfortable, and all the basic amenities are available, including air conditioning, hot water, and free Wi-Fi. The staff are polite, attentive, and quite proactive in their service. Breakfast is decent, with average taste and no standout features. The hotel's location is fairly convenient, with good transport links nearby, and you can walk to some restaurants and convenience stores. Overall, for a short business trip or a stopover, this hotel can meet basic needs, but it's not suitable for guests looking for a high-quality or unique experience. Its biggest advantages are the nice view, quiet atmosphere, and reasonable value for money, making it a good fit for travelers with modest accommodation requirements."

"The network has to find the front desk to receive the wireless network password every day, each note has 3GB. It is troublesome to use, and the network is not good. Hotel facilities are old, but the service attitude is very good. Breakfast is basically Western food cold food, but a few breads are quite delicious. The river view room has a view of the Nile River."

"Traveling with my parents, 3 adults in total, and the two 1.5-meter beds were enough. We were given a room on the 3rd floor with a partial view of the Nile, although I don't think we booked a river view room. The room was spacious enough, with a sofa and plenty of space. Facilities: Excellent, though showing a bit of age, and the bathroom fixtures are old. Cleanliness: Excellent Environment: Excellent Service: Excellent Would choose again."

"We stayed for 4 nights. The view from the hotel and all the staff were excellent. We arrived around 8 AM and were able to check in immediately and escorted to our room. This was a great help as we had a long flight and could rest right away. The Grand Egyptian Museum was about a 15-minute walk. The location is also great, as the entrance to the pyramids (visitor center) was a quick Uber ride away. The jacuzzi in our room was quite luxurious, and we used it daily while admiring the pyramids. For Japanese travelers, being able to relax and wash off the desert dust was a huge bonus. Also, on the morning of our day trip to Luxor, when we left the hotel around 5 AM, they kindly provided us with breakfast to go. There's a convenience store at a nearby gas station that had not only drinks but also snacks, which was very convenient. The elevator was a bit nerve-wracking until we got used to it, but it was fine after that. Thank you so much for everything. This is a highly recommended hotel."

"Right by the Nile, with great views of the river from the room. It feels very secure, with two checkpoints to enter and exit, and you even need to swipe your card after getting off the elevator to go to your room. Breakfast was good, a typical 'Western' breakfast, which makes sense as most guests are European. The staff are also very friendly. The room was clean, not huge, but very well-appointed."