2-Star Hotels in Cairo

I arrived at the hotel late, around midnight, and the owner replied to my message instantly to help me check in. I originally just planned to make do for one night, but I found the room to be very clean. The sheets and bedding were spotless and extremely comfortable—even more comfortable than the blankets at many larger hotels. The location is in New Nasr City, which is very convenient for getting to the airport or taking a bus to Luxor and Hurghada.

Egypt boasts the most beautiful seas and the most brilliant ancient culture, but the accommodation and living conditions are truly hard to describe. On this trip, I've stayed in five-star hotels and various guesthouses, and this Chinese-run guesthouse-style hotel was comparatively clean and comfortable. The hotel is located in a villa area in New Cairo, a convenient 20-minute drive from Cairo Airport. We didn't depart until the afternoon for our last dive in Dahab, and then Google Maps rerouted us twice onto temporarily closed roads. We finally checked in past midnight, and the owner, with their one-year-old baby, was waiting for us. My heart was full of gratitude. The hotel offers a delicious Chinese breakfast.

Excellent value for money. Good location downtown. The entrance to the building doesn't make the best impression, but once you're inside the hostel, you feel comfortable. Sharif at reception took excellent care of us, and communication via WhatsApp was also good. The beds were comfortable for the price, and the rooms were well-equipped and clean. Don't expect luxury. The hostel also offers its own tours. We did the Cairo tour and modified it slightly for an extra charge (to include a visit to the Cave Church). The tour was good.

Ahmed is the best staff in this hotel. The hotel is relatively new so decor is good and the air conditioning is working well. Daily cleaning of the room is not possible unless you pay extra money for the services. It takes a lot of efforts to communicate with the female staff in general (and there was one day when one cleaning woman totally moved my personal belongings for no reason, when I was out). There were 4 days when Internet wasn't working at all. I finally raised the issue via trip.com and they sent an engineer to change the wifi equipment in the rooms so Internet finally resumed.

Exceptional Stay with Truly Wonderful Staff! I recently completed a stay at this hotel and was thoroughly impressed. Everything about my visit, from the moment I checked in until I departed, was good and comfortable. The physical property itself is excellent; my room was well-maintained, spotless, and provided a peaceful retreat after a long day. The hotel atmosphere is pleasant, and the facilities were exactly what I needed. However, the highlight of this hotel is unquestionably the nice staff. Every member of the team I interacted with—from the front desk to housekeeping—was attentive, professional, and genuinely welcoming. They went above and beyond to ensure my needs were met, always greeting me with a smile and making me feel valued as a guest. Their dedication to service truly elevated the entire experience. If you are looking for a hotel that offers great quality and is staffed by people who clearly take pride in their hospitality, look no further. Highly recommended!

I'm not kidding, I spent 20 days in Egypt, from the southernmost to the northernmost parts, and this hotel was the best I've ever stayed in. It was excellent in terms of cleanliness, location, and price/performance ratio. I recommend it to everyone. The breakfast was also good.

The price of 2800 rubles for a room for four with breakfast is very reasonable, which is a big plus for the hotel. The terrace is cool, and the morning views from it are shown in the attached photos. Overall, everything is not bad, but there are a number of factors that might leave a negative impression, especially on Russian women. The building is over 100 years old, with marble steps in the entryway. Architecturally, it resembles a Petersburg *paradnaya* (grand entrance hall), with the difference that in Russia, they are much more decent and clean. The entryway was dilapidated, everything was broken and grimy, with more details in the attached files. As we entered the building, a rat was scurrying on the first floor, and there was a strong, disgusting smell of waste products, apparently from cats and rats. Upon reaching the 6th floor, we found a similar scene, about a couple of meters from which was the hotel reception. In the room provided, the furniture was worn, the bed linen was dirty and torn, and there was only one towel for four people. Photos are attached. When we asked for something to be fixed, they offered another room with similar conditions. We no longer had the energy or desire to change anything. From the not-so-clean and unironed bed linen that was brought, some insect crawled out, much to the bewilderment of the very good-natured hotel staff. The food selection is quite modest, but you won't go hungry. It's best to come at the beginning of breakfast, as sparrows are actively foraging on the terrace where it's served, pecking at bread products directly from the trays. I suggest the management cover EVERYTHING with plastic lids, not just the cheese, cucumbers, and falafel.

The hotel is quite close to the Egyptian museum, The facility is okay - The place is quite old but clean. The hotel staff here are very nice especially Mr Anas he was quite energetic and really looking forward to service + friendly I didn't expect that he was invites me to the lunch together with them ** note** for someone who cannot sleep with the noise - the hotel is quite close to the Egyptian Street which is always honking the horn. Solution ** ust bring an earplug ( The one that you would receive on in airplane ) and everything's gonna be fine In conclusion this hotel is reasonably priced for this quality. if you don't expect for something luxury but friendly , This hotel could be your choice

The hotel was quiet. In the room there was no hot water. The hot water supplier was defect and was not repaired. In the room lacked many things, such as a dressing box. The hotel needs to be developed and reconstructed strongly.

The room faced the street and was very noisy all night.