Hotels With Spa in Cairo Governorate, Egypt

We always stay at Le Meridien when we are transiting. The staff is always great, receptive, and friendly, and the location is excellent. It's just a bridge distance from terminal 3. They have a shuttle mini-van to other terminals. I would say they have three items to improve: 1) bedroom maintenance (the towel hanger was almost falling), 2) they must have a kids’ playroom (they have enough space to create one), 3) They should provide a toothbrush, and toothpaste as amenities in the room (they are basically a transit hotel).

The room is very clean, the transportation is convenient, the door is right at the Liberation Square, there are food, drink and entertainment

Novotel Cairo Airport offered a convenient, if brief, respite. Proximity to the terminals is its strongest asset, ideal for layovers. The rooms were clean and functional, though somewhat dated. Service was efficient, though not overly warm. The breakfast buffet provided a decent selection. Noise insulation was adequate, minimizing airport disturbances. Overall, it's a practical choice for transit passengers prioritizing ease of access over luxury. A solid, reliable option for a short stay, fulfilling its purpose as an airport hotel.

Hotel location is great, breakfast is good, room is nice. However, there are some issues. The rooms have no openable windows, there is always a strong smell of air freshener which can’t be vented. Services are generally good, but there are some girls in the canteen pressurising for reviews after some average service while others silently work hard doing the services. 4 of us tried to play cards in the open area beside the pool as the room is stuffed with air freshener smells, but unfortunately we were asked to leave and do it in our own room. It ruined our experience a bit after otherwise a nice stay.

The room is quite spacious, the facilities are OK, not very new. You have to bring your own toiletries, there is nothing in the room. The service is OK. The main reason for staying in this hotel is that I feel safe. The hotel is very close to City Star and a seafood restaurant that we like very much, which is very good.

The military runs this hotel. It is alcohol-free. People were smoking everywhere, which may or may not bother others. The breakfast and dining services were good. The room was clean but a little dated. The hotel is beautiful inside and out. The staff was helpful and always willing to answer questions and offer assistance. The reception desk is not manned 24 hours a day. I was disconnected/hung up on 3 times when trying to confirm that someone would be able to check us in when I arrived after midnight. I was told it would be fine but we had to wait for someone to check us in. The pool was great and we have no complaints. We had arranged a driver to take us on our tours so I am not sure if the location is good or not. Great hotel and would recommend it.

Because it is close to the airport, I chose this hotel on my last day in Cairo. Unexpectedly, all the staff were very friendly. It is indeed a five-star hotel. After check-in, a waiter will take the guest to the room in person, and will also meet guests on the way. Introducing various facilities, it was a pity that I was unable to enjoy many facilities due to my late check-in. I only went to the gym. The gym is very large and has complete facilities. I hope to have the opportunity to stay here again next time.

huge hotel on the river Nile. super quiet room and any noise if at all it was there, was blocked with excellent double glazed windows.the staff particularly restaurant staff was very helpful and courteous. the breakfast had wide collection but not as tasty as other hotels and lacked in Egyptian varieties. we were initially given a double room even though we had booked a twin on the 12th floor but on the last day  of our 3 nights stay we were upgraded to the 34th floor with Zamalek view by the relationship manager, who was a smiling and friendly person eager to help.we highly recommend this hotel and we enjoyed our 3 night stay here. however the 26% tax on the room rates and food imposed by the government is too high.

The hotel is OK, it should be high-end for Egypt, but some details are not good, such as the balcony window in the room cannot be closed. The staff is very kind. I saw other comments saying that the staff is not good. This should be a cultural problem. The staff I met are very good, but the speed is a bit slow compared to other places in foreign countries. The food in the several restaurants in the hotel is good, there is also an Asian restaurant, the overall price is not expensive, and the food quality is high. The bad thing is that the area around the hotel is a bit messy, and some street kids will ask you for money, but this is very common in Egypt. Try to take Uber when you go out. The price of the car is very cheap. Remember to bargain with the driver. Especially friends in China, they may be too accustomed to or do not understand the Egyptian culture, and will pay several times more. For example, the ride from the airport to this hotel is about 300-400 Egyptian pounds, which is more than enough. I saw that it is $15 USD online 😂 Overall, this hotel is worth recommending👍

Certainly! Here's the updated review: --- Staying at the Marriott in Cairo was an exceptional experience. The location is unbeatable, situated right next to the Nile River, offering stunning views and a serene atmosphere. The swimming pool is great, providing a perfect spot to relax and unwind. The gym is fantastic, equipped with state-of-the-art facilities to cater to all fitness needs. The customer service is top-notch, with the reception staff being particularly super helpful, ensuring that all our needs were met promptly and efficiently. Our two kids really enjoyed the stay as well, which made our visit even more memorable. Simply the best in Cairo—highly recommend and we will definitely visit again! ---