Cairo Nasr City Hotels

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.

The room didn't feel very clean, the sheets and quilts were pilling and had yellow marks on them. The buffet downstairs was good, the taste was suitable for Chinese people, and there was a wide variety. The hotel was conveniently located and it was easy to get a taxi

Great location, it just costs 40 pounds to Go Bus station and 170 pounds to airport. There are Chinese restaurants surrounded. The check in service is quick and smooth. The boss is very kind and allows us to check in even at 6:00am. Highly recommended

The hotel is located about 20 minutes from the airport, next to a large shopping mall, and the environment is particularly beautiful. After checking in, you can go directly to the mall from the hotel, which is a very good shopping mall.

The breakfast quality is good and the waiters are very friendly. To be honest, the presence of this brand in ihg is not high, and it was my first time to stay there, but it was really my favorite hotel during my entire trip to Egypt.

An older hotel, the only advantage is that it is close to a shopping mall. There was a wall-knocking construction at 2am! ! ! ! The corridor was being painted, the paint smell was too strong, and the sound insulation was poor

I was really moved to tears by this B&B. Facilities: Average, just the conditions for ordinary family accommodation, but everything is complete and very warm Hygiene: Hygiene conditions of normal family accommodation Environment: The room is large and the mattress is very comfortable. It is on the second floor. There are many Chinese shops nearby, including delicious food and supermarkets. The point! ! ! Service: The owner of this store really moved me to tears. My friend and I filled in the wrong address on the way to the airport and the driver raised the price. We originally planned that the 250 Egyptian pounds we had would be enough to take a taxi from District 7 to the airport, but the driver Unwilling to pester, language barrier + anxious to catch a flight, there is really no way to call the boss and ask him to help us communicate. The owner of this restaurant is really nice, very patient and gentle. He comforted us first and communicated with the driver several times. He called us two or three times and told us that if we really didn’t have money, we could ask the driver to go back and ask him to get it. We said he would pick it up later. Forward it to the boss via WeChat. The Chinese people in District 7 are really amazing. The owners of 1987 Malatang and Chaolong Supermarket are also very enthusiastic and warm. Living in District 7 is very convenient for food, accommodation, exchange money and travel. The uncles, aunts, and children in the boss's family are also very friendly and cute, and it feels like visiting a friend's house. It’s really the wisest decision to book District 7 on your return trip.

Facilities: Good facilities. There is indeed a swimming pool, but it is open-air. Hygiene: Very good. There is a snack street next to the hotel. The food is delicious. Environment: Good environment. It is like separating the outside from the inside. Service: Good service, but nothing special to praise. This hotel is near city stars. It is recommended to take an Uber. It only costs two or three yuan. Because if you want to walk there, you have to cross the road, which is very unsafe and you may encounter local homeless people. Those who understand will understand.