Hotels With Wi-Fi in Cairo Governorate, Egypt

What a legendary place! Located in the heart of Egypt, super close to the airport, it is an oasis in the desert. The buffets are delicious and reasonably priced, the two pools are amazing and the green grass soft underfoot. The staff are friendly, the gym is adequate and the rooms are clean. Loved my layover because of this gem of an hotel! Hopefully I'll be back soon!

The hotel is a great place to recuperate and layover before flying out from Cairo International Airport. It’s easy to get to from terminal 3 via the link bridge. The staff are friendly especially Aziz who was exceptionally and helpful. We did a day trip before our flight in the AMs. The only problem is ordering an uber and getting it to come to the hotel lobby. I don’t know why but several drivers cancelled because the location picks up the arrival terminal instead of the hotel. The hotel has shuttles though that go to the city. Breakfast was also good and the staff was amazing. Peaceful atmosphere away from the airport lounges and chaos at the airport.

Very good and clean place .. reasonable price ...very helpful staff . Too many security employees...Breakfast is very humble and not a Buffet that that you can choose from...

The lobby looks very glamorous. However, the room and other facilities are definitely out dated!!! The riverside restaurant/cafe is superb in terms of scenery. And interestingly, they don’t serve alcoholic beverages there 🤷♂️

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.

An old Hotel in the city center. A little bit rundown but you can see it’s class. It’s one of the better hotels in Cairo and even when the rooms would need a renovation the service personal make up for it. They are so good and caring. Would recommend the hotel.

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

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.

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! ---

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👍