InterContinental Properties in Cairo

The location of the hotel is very convenient, only few minutes walk from the Great Museum. The staff are also very friendly. However, the cleanliness of the room can be improved as it is a five star hotel.

Egypt is a place that is hard to describe. Entering the hotel is a civilized world, clean and tidy. Walking out of the hotel is a primitive society with dust and dilapidated houses. Facilities: The lobby and the swimming pool are nice. I don't know which ”Tiancai” designer designed the room. The room is small, but the balcony is triangular and very small. Two adults can barely stand together. Hygiene: General. Service: During Easter, there are many guests and almost no service. The food in the riverside restaurant is really unpalatable. I ordered a barbecue, and it was covered with a pile of black residue. It was obvious that the barbecue net was too dirty, and the meat residue stuck on it. Every bite was bitter. The pasta was so salty. I couldn't eat it. When the waiter saw the almost untouched dishes when checking out, he asked if there was anything wrong with the dishes? I forced a smile and said nothing. I was too lazy to say polite words.