Cairo Hotels

Hotels in Cairo range from international 5-star chains to basic guesthouses and a new wave of boutique hotels. Pride of place goes to those with a Nile view although you will pay a premium price. Several international chains are located at the Pyramids of Giza, which is only worthwhile if you can see them from your room. If you’re looking for cheap hotels in Cairo, especially Downtown, ask to see a choice of available rooms.

The Cairo hotels below have been listed alphabetically and classed into three pricing categories:
Luxury (over US$200)
Moderate (US$50 to US$150)
Cheap (up to US$50)
These rates are the starting rates for a double room per night and include breakfast but not tax (about 7%).

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Mena House

+20 2 3377 3222.

Originally the palace of the Khedives Ismail, with fabulous views of the pyramids, this is one of the most glamorous and romantic hotels in Cairo. Since opening in 1887, it has hosted kings, emperors and movie stars, with four luxury suites enhanced by antiques, murals and tapestries. Try and book a pyramid-view room.

Located on a charming street in Islamic Cairo, this brand new boutique hotel has been converted from an Ottoman house, complete with architectural features like domes, arches and mashrabiye (latticed wooden shutters). Elegant suites are filled with antiques, plus modern touches like free laptops and Wi-Fi.

Four Seasons Hotel Cairo at Nile Plaza

(02) 2791 7000.

This Cairo hotel offers 366 luxury rooms, including 101 suites, all with wonderful views of the Nile, the city and citadel, and many with private terrace. Facilities include a rooftop pool deck with adult and children's pools, and an excellent beauty and wellness spa. The hotel has six restaurants, headed by the seafood restaurant Aqua.

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