
Number of Rooms: 212 rooms with 50 suites
Sweet Suite: I love the diplomatic suites which overlook the French Embassy on one side and the pyramids and zoo on the other, so luxurious you struggle to leave and explore Cairo.
Favorite Thing: The breakfast! The selection at the multi station buffet is mind boggling. The cooked dished divine. I had to struggle not to order eggs benedict over and over they were so yummy. There are local favorites (foul and taameya), international offerings and the most wonderful fresh fruits and just squeezed juices.
Near By: Surprisingly Cairo is not a great walking city. The sidewalks are often falling apart, attention is spent weaving around park cars and traffic is insane making crossings an adventure to say the least. The hotel is across the street from the Botanical Gardens and the zoo but sadly neither are very appealing from the ground. I happily walked around the neighborhood to get my 10,000 steps. At no point was there any danger it just wasn’t particularly charming. I did, however, like the attached First Mall (see 5 things to do in Cairo that aren’t the pyramids). Luckily Uber is super cheap and easy so getting to other parts of the city is a breeze.
Amenities: room service, bottled water, free Wi-Fi, pool, gym, L’Octaine products, casino, spa, restaurants , pillow menu, 15-minute room service, twice daily housekeeping service

