3 Stars Hotels in Cairo Governorate, Egypt

Position side of this hotel is, it is situated on nice location -Tahrir Square. Building is very old and no one will like the entrance at the ground floor as area is not clean - dust, garbage. Elevator is very old. No lift man or any one to help to go up for the first time. So, I needed to climb up to 7th floor with stair case. They provided a big room. But, furniture of the room need maintenance. No complimentary drinking water. I booked the room with breakfast. but, they can only serve breakfast after 9 AM as they buy from local shops. We would not stay on this hotel in future.

The Victoria Hotel is a mid-range hotel in Cairo, with good quality and low price (440 yuan per day). The rooms are large and comfortable, and the breakfast is rich. The hotel service is very good, warm and thoughtful. The hotel is very conveniently located, 300 meters away from Orabi Metro Station and two metro stops away from Liberation Square in the city center (RMB 1.6). There is the famous National Museum on the square with wonderful exhibitions (Picture 2). Next to it is the Nile River, and the night view is beautiful.

With a couple of friends, we stayed at the President Hotel in October for a total of 3 nights, the hotel in itself was a major success, despite being quite low key online. The neighborhood it's located in is very secure and calm, Zamalek overall is a nice part of the city, with many places to visit, and cute hidden gems. The room we stayed in was spacious, clean, and well-maintained; and the room-service was excellent. If there was one thing to be brought up as a downside, it would definitely be the Pyramids tour we had the misfortune of going through with the agency they work with. However, after having reported the horrendous experience we went through to the reception, our complaint was taken seriously immediately and the hotel managed a partial 45% refund of the money paid and apologized continuously for the inconvenience; kudos to Ahmad at the reception.

The hotel is not very far from the airport, and the surrounding area is basically selling children's toys. There is a Syrian restaurant downstairs. It's not in line with Chinese tastes. The hotel's front desk is on the third floor and the service is very warm. There are 2 kids downstairs who will press the elevator button for you and ask for a tip! The WIFI signal is generally intermittent. However, the hotel is newly renovated and the bathroom is not indoors. You need another key to go to the bathroom to wash up.

I stayed in this wonderful hotel for several days. Amazing service, hotel staff treat hotel guests with respect and kindness; if necessary, they will help and advise in any matter. In a couple of days I felt at home with my family. The hotel is located in the center near the museum, an excellent location. Separately, I would like to thank the owner of the cook, Maya, very, very tasty breakfasts; she has golden hands, Mustafa will help in any matter, and of course, special respect to the hotel owner, Mr. Walid, for his understanding, in such a difficult time for Ukrainians, he gives us a 30% discount. This is very nice. when they support us even like this 👍Thank you for a great stay at your hotel and wish it prosperity, and all the best to the employees!!!!! Thank you!! If I'm in Cairo I'll just stay at the Paris Hotel Cairo All the best!!

The location of the hotel is very close to Luo Lao's museum, and it takes only 5 minutes to walk. The room is very clean, the service attitude at the front desk is very good, and the breakfast tastes good. If it is a business trip, it is recommended to reserve more time for traffic jams, as the traffic in the old city is relatively congested.

The hotel is located very close to Tahrir Square, the Egyptian Museum, and a few other old downtown highlights. While the outside of the building looks slightly dilapidated--clearly beyond the control of the hotel--the entrance to the hotel and the interior is nicely done and inviting. Staff are very kind, helpful, and welcoming. The rooms are spacious and have the essentials. In the dining area, complementary tea and water are on offer throughout the day. A few drawbacks: the street noise is very clearly heard from within the rooms (windows are not double paned), and Cairenes LOVE to honk for any and all reasons so you'll still feel very in touch with street life even within the hotel. Breakfast is rather mediocre: expect toast, hard boiled eggs, some jam, and a small cup of yoghurt, accompanied by tea or nescafe. The bedsheets are in serious need of updating (they are extremely rough and scratchy, making sleeping difficult). The bathrooms are an afterthought - just a corner in the room cordoned off by half-frosted glass, so it is recommended that you are very comfortable sharing all bodily functions with whomever you share the room. Despite a clear 'no smoking' sign at the front desk, staff still smoke in common areas (entry, dining area). We stayed in the room at the far end of the hallway (there are only six rooms) and could smell the smoke very clearly from inside our room with the door shut. When I went to pay for our room at checkout, one staff member sat directly in front of me smoking. I called him out on it, pointing at the 'no smoking' sign right in front of us, and he apologised profusely and moved away with his cigarette. I am 100% confident he resumed smoking inside as soon as we left. Some of the basics aren't looked after: the room we were given had no pillowcases on three of our four pillows, and only one towel. The rest of the linens were out at the cleaners, and since there was only one person on staff, we had to stand in for the staff at the front desk so they could run out and pick up the clean linen. Rooms don't come with soap, but we were given a bottle of liquid soap when we asked. Early checkin is USD 25 on top of the regular room charge. The staff offered to arrange a car back to the airport on our departure, quoting a price double of what we paid to get from the airport to the hotel in the first place. It is recommended to just take an Uber instead (EGP 100-125, depending on traffic and time of day). Overall, it's not a bad hotel, and the staff's kindness goes a long way to compensate for the weaknesses noted above.

Tahir Plaza is a very unusual budget hotel. Dora and Marcelino go waaay beyond what you might expect from a budget place and their genuine kindness and desire to please is reflected in the tours they arrange with guide Ashour (who we used). The rooms are divided over two floors, the second and fourth. We had Amun room on the fourth floor which was MASSIVE and had a balcony. It was scrupulously clean - I spotted them ironing the bedsheets whilst they were already on the bed which I’d attention to detail isn’t it! The building itself (away from hotel area) would be a kindness to call shabby and doesn’t form a great opinion when first arriving at the building. The hotel rooms are clean, high ceilinged and beautiful though and offer real value for money. We spent the money we saved by staying here on private tours arranged by the hotel - omg you must try them! Go to Wadi Al Hitan desert and see fossilised whales in the sand, have breakfast in the middle of the desert with fossilised sea shells shimmering around you (30 million years ago, the desert was the bottom of the sea). Ishmael the Bedouin will zoom the 4 wheel drive up and down sand dunes whilst blasting out Arabic trance style music….later, swim in magic lake! Thats all one trip! We had the best time ever at Tahir plaza thank you Dora and Marcelino!

After a so so stay at the Sonesta I came to this hotel and wished that I have come earlier. Located on the 8th and 9th floor of an old building in the middle of downtown andv a mere 5 minute walk from the Egyptian Museum and Tahrir Square. The staff are absolutely fantastic, polite, smiling, courteous. My room was a real find, spotlessly clean, beautiful comfortable bed, sparkling bathroom, Nubian furniture and a beautiful balcony overlooking the Nile and Tahrir Square. Definitely my new home in Cairo

The design of the room is simple and comfortable. Compared with the classic decoration, this 3-star hotel is very good, but the passers-by are a bit noisy for some time at night. In normal times, the area is still very quiet, and there is a very high evaluation in the area near the hotel. The pizza restaurant, wine cellar and bar are very suitable for tourists who are mainly out of town.

Position side of this hotel is, it is situated on nice location -Tahrir Square. Building is very old and no one will like the entrance at the ground floor as area is not clean - dust, garbage. Elevator is very old. No lift man or any one to help to go up for the first time. So, I needed to climb up to 7th floor with stair case. They provided a big room. But, furniture of the room need maintenance. No complimentary drinking water. I booked the room with breakfast. but, they can only serve breakfast after 9 AM as they buy from local shops. We would not stay on this hotel in future.

The Victoria Hotel is a mid-range hotel in Cairo, with good quality and low price (440 yuan per day). The rooms are large and comfortable, and the breakfast is rich. The hotel service is very good, warm and thoughtful. The hotel is very conveniently located, 300 meters away from Orabi Metro Station and two metro stops away from Liberation Square in the city center (RMB 1.6). There is the famous National Museum on the square with wonderful exhibitions (Picture 2). Next to it is the Nile River, and the night view is beautiful.

The hotel is not very far from the airport, and the surrounding area is basically selling children's toys. There is a Syrian restaurant downstairs. It's not in line with Chinese tastes. The hotel's front desk is on the third floor and the service is very warm. There are 2 kids downstairs who will press the elevator button for you and ask for a tip! The WIFI signal is generally intermittent. However, the hotel is newly renovated and the bathroom is not indoors. You need another key to go to the bathroom to wash up.

With a couple of friends, we stayed at the President Hotel in October for a total of 3 nights, the hotel in itself was a major success, despite being quite low key online. The neighborhood it's located in is very secure and calm, Zamalek overall is a nice part of the city, with many places to visit, and cute hidden gems. The room we stayed in was spacious, clean, and well-maintained; and the room-service was excellent. If there was one thing to be brought up as a downside, it would definitely be the Pyramids tour we had the misfortune of going through with the agency they work with. However, after having reported the horrendous experience we went through to the reception, our complaint was taken seriously immediately and the hotel managed a partial 45% refund of the money paid and apologized continuously for the inconvenience; kudos to Ahmad at the reception.

I stayed in this wonderful hotel for several days. Amazing service, hotel staff treat hotel guests with respect and kindness; if necessary, they will help and advise in any matter. In a couple of days I felt at home with my family. The hotel is located in the center near the museum, an excellent location. Separately, I would like to thank the owner of the cook, Maya, very, very tasty breakfasts; she has golden hands, Mustafa will help in any matter, and of course, special respect to the hotel owner, Mr. Walid, for his understanding, in such a difficult time for Ukrainians, he gives us a 30% discount. This is very nice. when they support us even like this 👍Thank you for a great stay at your hotel and wish it prosperity, and all the best to the employees!!!!! Thank you!! If I'm in Cairo I'll just stay at the Paris Hotel Cairo All the best!!

The location of the hotel is very close to Luo Lao's museum, and it takes only 5 minutes to walk. The room is very clean, the service attitude at the front desk is very good, and the breakfast tastes good. If it is a business trip, it is recommended to reserve more time for traffic jams, as the traffic in the old city is relatively congested.

Tahir Plaza is a very unusual budget hotel. Dora and Marcelino go waaay beyond what you might expect from a budget place and their genuine kindness and desire to please is reflected in the tours they arrange with guide Ashour (who we used). The rooms are divided over two floors, the second and fourth. We had Amun room on the fourth floor which was MASSIVE and had a balcony. It was scrupulously clean - I spotted them ironing the bedsheets whilst they were already on the bed which I’d attention to detail isn’t it! The building itself (away from hotel area) would be a kindness to call shabby and doesn’t form a great opinion when first arriving at the building. The hotel rooms are clean, high ceilinged and beautiful though and offer real value for money. We spent the money we saved by staying here on private tours arranged by the hotel - omg you must try them! Go to Wadi Al Hitan desert and see fossilised whales in the sand, have breakfast in the middle of the desert with fossilised sea shells shimmering around you (30 million years ago, the desert was the bottom of the sea). Ishmael the Bedouin will zoom the 4 wheel drive up and down sand dunes whilst blasting out Arabic trance style music….later, swim in magic lake! Thats all one trip! We had the best time ever at Tahir plaza thank you Dora and Marcelino!

The hotel is located very close to Tahrir Square, the Egyptian Museum, and a few other old downtown highlights. While the outside of the building looks slightly dilapidated--clearly beyond the control of the hotel--the entrance to the hotel and the interior is nicely done and inviting. Staff are very kind, helpful, and welcoming. The rooms are spacious and have the essentials. In the dining area, complementary tea and water are on offer throughout the day. A few drawbacks: the street noise is very clearly heard from within the rooms (windows are not double paned), and Cairenes LOVE to honk for any and all reasons so you'll still feel very in touch with street life even within the hotel. Breakfast is rather mediocre: expect toast, hard boiled eggs, some jam, and a small cup of yoghurt, accompanied by tea or nescafe. The bedsheets are in serious need of updating (they are extremely rough and scratchy, making sleeping difficult). The bathrooms are an afterthought - just a corner in the room cordoned off by half-frosted glass, so it is recommended that you are very comfortable sharing all bodily functions with whomever you share the room. Despite a clear 'no smoking' sign at the front desk, staff still smoke in common areas (entry, dining area). We stayed in the room at the far end of the hallway (there are only six rooms) and could smell the smoke very clearly from inside our room with the door shut. When I went to pay for our room at checkout, one staff member sat directly in front of me smoking. I called him out on it, pointing at the 'no smoking' sign right in front of us, and he apologised profusely and moved away with his cigarette. I am 100% confident he resumed smoking inside as soon as we left. Some of the basics aren't looked after: the room we were given had no pillowcases on three of our four pillows, and only one towel. The rest of the linens were out at the cleaners, and since there was only one person on staff, we had to stand in for the staff at the front desk so they could run out and pick up the clean linen. Rooms don't come with soap, but we were given a bottle of liquid soap when we asked. Early checkin is USD 25 on top of the regular room charge. The staff offered to arrange a car back to the airport on our departure, quoting a price double of what we paid to get from the airport to the hotel in the first place. It is recommended to just take an Uber instead (EGP 100-125, depending on traffic and time of day). Overall, it's not a bad hotel, and the staff's kindness goes a long way to compensate for the weaknesses noted above.

After a so so stay at the Sonesta I came to this hotel and wished that I have come earlier. Located on the 8th and 9th floor of an old building in the middle of downtown andv a mere 5 minute walk from the Egyptian Museum and Tahrir Square. The staff are absolutely fantastic, polite, smiling, courteous. My room was a real find, spotlessly clean, beautiful comfortable bed, sparkling bathroom, Nubian furniture and a beautiful balcony overlooking the Nile and Tahrir Square. Definitely my new home in Cairo

The design of the room is simple and comfortable. Compared with the classic decoration, this 3-star hotel is very good, but the passers-by are a bit noisy for some time at night. In normal times, the area is still very quiet, and there is a very high evaluation in the area near the hotel. The pizza restaurant, wine cellar and bar are very suitable for tourists who are mainly out of town.

Amazing stay!! Great communication with the manager!! Clean and has all that you may need! Close to the airport!

I always thought I was out of luck, until this lousy building called the hotel taught me to be a man! Apple's photorealistic real-life picture is as above. The first picture do n’t think it ’s a garden. You must park your luggage on the main road and go down the slope with a baggage to cross the road full of illegal parking and then go upstairs to a dozen steps. It's better to practice again. If there is a problem, do not change the house. The platform complains before changing. Worse than the second floor, you deserve it! Why not change hotels? The labor and capital went out every day at eight o'clock in the middle of the night, and then returned at night. If they said too much, they all cried ...

No coffee or food services but good cost and wi fi not stable 😉 together with unstable electricity..all others accepted also is good for long stay with affordable costs ..the area is quite and relaxing but needs more services and simple advice to have ATM .

The hotel opened by the Chinese themselves is in New Cairo. Checking in, there is a little brother to send me the location, the surrounding supermarkets and attractions, very convenient. There is cleaning every day, but I am running customers, the living is not dirty, did not let the little brother clean every day. Hotel breakfast is relatively simple, but it is so happy to have a porridge and an egg pickle abroad! Lunch and dinner are more in line with the Chinese population. Praise! It would be better if the bed was softer.

Hotel service is terrible. No Maintenance since 10 days + they refuses to take my garbage. Last pickup was 4 to 5 days ago. I have a baby and pampers and they do not care. They want me to stick to an cleaning appointment preselected by them. They give me appointments that do not match for me and dont care if it does not work for me as I work etc. and if I ask that just someone comes to take the garbage they say your problem....you had an appointment and missed it and shall wait till next week. So I have now to wait 1 week till someone comes and takes the garbage incl baby diapers. When I say I want to talk to the manager they just hang up and dont care. They receive 20 000 EGP in advance and dont care for anything. Biggest regret. I would like to go but they received my money. Take care before you book a long stay and never book despite through booking and avoid a long stay especially in their apartment. Shame on you to treat a mother with a baby like that.

I have changed three B&Bs when I came to Egypt, but I have a special liking for this one! I can eat and stay here! The boss is very nice and kind! The chef's skills are first-class, and even if I want to eat some of their own flavors, the chef can still handle it! The room is very good in all aspects, clean and tidy! The environment is also very good! Overall score 10 points!