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Very good hotel with great location. It will be fine for business travellers & for holidays also. In 2 min one can reach a very nice park & one can have a walk along the riverside. There's a roof which offers to admire fantastic views. Heated pool & jaccuzzi. Breakfast was pretty good, but not the best one. I would stay this hotel again & would ecommend it to my friends.

overall a solid hilton hotel. everything is up to standard and what you expect for a 4 star hilton hotel. breakfast good except the lack of real bacon(same thing all over egypt, pork a bit of a no no). as a swede i especially enjoyed the smoked salmon which was really good. staff really nice and good as you would expect, the only nice people i met in whole of egypt. the hotel is good in all areas, except maybe a quite noisy aircondition in the room. get room with nile view, really nice. alot of guards all over zamalek island, feels very safe.

I had booked a sea view room through agoda but when i reached the hotel, they told me it is not sea view and they gave me a side view room.. i was so disapointed that i don't get what i've booked.. i came from Cairo to spend only one night in a good hotel with a sea view.. that was my only desire..who should compensate this?? The hotel or your website??? And by the way the sea view room is more expensive than the other and i had paid the value of the sea view one..

Connection to Citystar Mall thru the basement. Check-in to one bedroom apartment, which can accommodate 4 adults. The apartment is big, provide comfortable bed but improvement required on the sofa bed. Complete cooking utensils provided in the apartment. Free laundry in the basement is very helpful. Breakfast is just ordinary but is sufficient and can bring the breakfast to your apartment. Transportation thru Uber but pick up n drop off is always outside the hotel gate. To airport ,Uber fare about 120-180 Egypt pounds. To Cairo festival mall about 100 Egypt pound.

among the few hotels in 6th of october, novotel is relatively inexpensive yet it location is superior in comparison. 15 min walk to mall of arabia & 10 min away from local shops if you want a true egyptian buying experience. as will most hotels there, internet cost a lot. about daily. you can bring you laptop to the lobby if you want free wifi though. the free breakfast is good. again, i am comparing with other hotels in egypt. there is a wide selection of bread and fruits. lesser on meat products. i would always get the chef to fry me an egg. the rooms are slidely small. this makes it manageble for business travellers like me. remember to lock your balcony door before leaving the room as the balcony are common to a few.

We stayed 2 nights in Isis Corniche hotel in Aswan. The location is really good which is just near the Nile river. The swimming pool, the restaurant and the cafe offer a great view to the Nile River. We can enjoy the beautiful sunset just in the hotel. Just across the street, you can enjoy the big market of Aswan. The rooms are a little bit outdated which is dark inside. We also found some spots on the blanket. You'd better bring your own towels since the hotel's towels are not soft as expected. The hotel staffs are quite friendly and helpful. Although we cannot go to Abu-Simbel due to the unstable political situation both in Egypt and Sudan, they tried their best to contact the police and ask information for us.

for visiting alex, there is no better location than being smack on the corniche. the metropole, right next to the famous cecil is unbeatable. not sure if this would pass as a 4 star hotel in europe or canada, but in egypt, let alone, alex, this is tough to beat. that being said, it sure was not perfect. the hotel is located in a very busy spot, and from 6pm to midnight, the honking and crowding never ends. you will need to turn on the ac fan to cover the street noise. we were in a superior room on the top floor and it still reached us. con, so be aware. personally, i sleep through everything but some are sensitive. the room was clean, and staff as super friendly as are all alex people. those who beg to differ probably never smiled at them first. you want good service, ask with a smile. in alex, no one will say no to you with good manners. breakfast was great. again, those who complain don't accept/expect buffet style to be a little on the lukewarm side. but there is a lot to choose from and can get eggs, omelets, and chocolate crepes on demand to the chef at task. our train was leaving at 3pm and we weren't quite finished with visiting so we left our luggage at the hotel until 2pm, behind the creaking but safe elevator and management was fine with this. and by the way, yes the elevator: just because it is not surrounded by walls and is just riding up and down next to the staircase with mechanism for everyone to see does not make it unsafe. it's old but it runs fine. my wife and i got a kick out of it. finally, some decoration tacky but overall feels like old luxury. nothing is really run down, just kitschy here and these. enjoy. we did.

I am glad that i chose this hotel as i was hesitated to chose between the next door hotel.i arrived at 9 am in the hotel and the front desk gave me my room even i before 2pm.it could be because on monday, if on weekend i might not have a chance.the room was fine, i did not expect the room to be lavish even it stated 4 stars. It was expensive due to the location as Zamalek is for rich egyptian.i booked the city view as the nile view faced non interesting part of nile, because this hotel was located at the west bank. The fancy view during night was on the hotels located on east bank and facing the downtown Cairo.Zamalek is an island, where the embassies and colleges located.i got the top room and i did really need the quiet area, less hearing the car honk.the room service was good, even during my 9nights stay they did not change the bedsheet but they never failed to provide the toiletteries and fresh towel.The breakfast was mixed western and local breakfast.there was snack bar which served local dishes at reasonable price, pharmacy, money changer and metro supermarket just next to the hotel. It was convenient. My return flight was late at night but the hotel gave me room to be used to ease myself before i left for airport.even for couple of minutes but it worth. It provided the cab service at fixed price but the taxi driver still asked for tip. I had a pleasant stay in this hotel. I was concerned about the safety, and location near British Council, and this hotel is not really suitable for people who want to experience the other life of egypt night life.

we spent 5 days with our 8 months baby girl... we really loved the place it's so comfortable and chic... all the stuff was so helpful with a smile... when I asked for a special food for my baby they was so care ... I recommend it for young couple or old ones for relaxation and enjoying the beach and the sun ... the family as well will enjoy there is a pool for children and 3 for adults...breakfast is the most delicious meal for me for the bakeries which was so fresh and yummy there is lots of variety for the breakfast... lunch and dinner wasn't like breakfast but it was good...the value for the money is excellent... we will come back ever year

I have booked for 5 days 4 nights at El Mercato Hotel & Spa from 09-13 August 2019. The check-in process is very smooth and staff are very friendly and accommodating. I was assigned a room which is very far from the breakfast restaurant/reception area need to walk about 3-5 minutes to get your breakfast. The room telephone extension is our order during my stay and I have informed the reception about it, but nothing has been done so far. Buffet breakfast is almost the same every morning. Dinner is fine. a bit of change every night. During my last day and day of checking-out from El Mercato, water supply from my room was disconnected for unknown reason, I had to call the reception two times to resolve the water supply in my room and one thing more I am preparing to pack my things and head out to the airport for my flight out. The hotel should avoid cutting water supply when there is still guest inside a room, this is very disappointing.

I spent 2 nights in this hotel. The stuff was very kind abd helpful. They offered a sea view room with no extra charge. The view was amazing even if it wss a little bit noisy, bit this is Egypt :) The room was clean but need some improvements ( change the extension cords , I was afraid to put smth to recharge ). The food very delicious ....wide selection for all tastes ... The last floor restaurant has amazing view. The location is very good , near to the most tourist places. Thank you to all stuff ,really nice people and helpful.

I stayedthere during my one day layover, from 5 am to 12:00 am. Shortly after I got off the plane (even before going through passport control), I met a hotel employee holding a paper saying my name. I was surprised cause I was not really sure if someone would actually come to pick me up, let alone before even entering Egypt. With the help of that hotel employee, I went through the passport control really smoothly (obviously he knows the officials quite well). Airport shuttle bus leaves every 20 minutes. However, I did not see any shuttle bus coming at 12:00 or 12:20. Seems that there were not enough passengers. So I told the front desk and he arranged a driver to send me to the airport at 12:30. Next time I transit in Cairo, I'd probably choose this hotel again.

The resort has a nice location: close to the beach. However, you have to cross a bridge to get there. This is nto an issue, but if you're room is located at the opposite side of the hotel, it might be better to request a room closer to bridge (especially for elders.) Some of the rooms are a long walk from the elevator, so it can be tiring for some to get to the beach. Another point to make is that when we booked on Agoda, free WiFi was one of the factors included. When we arrived to the resort, the staff denied this and said it was not free, but only 'available' for 40EGP per hour per person. After showing the staff members that it says free online, they chose to give us 1 hour of free WiFi for one person (out of three people.) Below the resort are plenty of coffee shops that play loud music late into the night, so be aware of that. Lastly, the rooms are very spacious, the bathtub quite dirty, the water cold, and the lighting very dim. If you like to read, keep that in mind.

the hotel was accepted, but not recommended during the weekends and national holidays, it was very crowded at the weekend and I couldn't even look at the pool, but after this day it was much better , the food was good, and the room is clean, but I guess the hotel management need to take care of the green area and the fine decoration details at the hotel the hotel was an intercontinental before, but they are keeping some posters and stickers of intercontinental, and its not good i guess

As a solo traveller, I enjoyed my stay at the Grand Plaza hotel, I feel though that they don't realise how attractive their property is for solo travellers and they treat it like it's made for families. I found them very helpful and quick on their feet with my requests and enquiries, one lady in particular was very nice and friendly at reception. I especially liked their room service, the burger was homemade and very well cooked, the bread was fresh, the fries were still hot and well spiced, the salad fresh and tasty, I very much felt like this meal was done with love! haha. Their breakfast didn't have that many options, but it was up to standard, nothing too fancy. The room was very clean and equipped with all the basics, the bathroom modern and nice. There was no hairdryer though, which I thought was kinda weird and inconvenient. At some point I needed nail care kit, they didn't have clippers so they gave me two kits with nail file, they're genuinely helpful and good-natured.

This hotel saved my life from a taxi driver from hell. Long story short, hailed a taxi from Downtown Cairo, and what was supposed to be a 15 min drive turned out to be a 2 hour "city tour". No amount of screaming at the taxi driver helped, and having a GPS in my hand was only a painful reminder of how much time i'm wasting. Only after the meter hit a 100 pounds was he willing to drop me off at my intended destination. Obviously, no way was I going to pay him for this unsolicited "city tour". I threw a 50 pound note at him and ran into the hotel, only to have him come after me. Thankfully, security at this hotel was first class stellar. As far as I know, while I was up in my room chillin' out, security had to argue with him for well over an hour. Mind you, this was no business of the hotel but they have gone beyond the call of duty and stood up for me. A kind gesture I will forever remember. Aside from that, the room (and bathroom) is worthy of a 4 star hotel. The hot water is consistent, the showerhead is pretty fresh, and the bathtub is clean. I went on to stay at a 5 star hotel the next day, but it was nowhere near Barcelo in terms of cleanliness and room condition. As for food, you have a good variety available at the restaurants. Portions are way too big for an Asian though. Only word of caution, if you go out at night so best to have your dinner in the hotel. They have shisha by the pool too, so that's a plus.

- Rooms are good. There are keys for the rooms, which restricted our privacy. - Well maintained gardens. The green areas are well maintained. - Very good activities, we enjoyed volleyball matches. Very nice, reasonable size football pitch. - Very nice swimming pools. One swimming pool dedicated to females. - Very nice staff. - I would like to mention one specific staff who was extreemly helpful. Mr Mohamed, I am not sure of his sure name, but may be Elsadany. My car tiers were flat, and Mr Mohamed did not hestitate to come and help me, to take the tyre off and walked with me to tyre repair shop. Mr Mohamed make think of going back to Aida. I have no hestation to hire him to work with me. - The guy (I can remember his name) who was doing omlets during the breakfast was brilliant. Smiles, very patient and very welcoming. - The downside of Aida is the resturant and the food. Require to hire more staff to serve people. The waiters stations are not very clean, the wooden trayes used to take the dirty plates and utensils are smelly and not clean. I would suggest to change the waiters stations and the utensils trays to metal one so they can clean them very easy. - We enjoyed paintball but was expensive. - Night shows were very good.

well situated between a nice red sea view on one hand and the wind electric generation establishment/farm on the other. great location for quieter vacation. there is no business center around except a small food grocery within the hotel. to find the hotel is not easy - hotel map does not indicate the distance from the nearest main city (cairo or the ain sukhna port). when you find it the hotel does not have any label in its compound, including the location of the reception, the blocks of the buildings except the room number. the reception is concealed in the hotel apartments and is far from the main gate. the rooms does not have heater and room-to-room telephone. the air conditioners are only for cooling! the rooms does not have security lock from inside - whoever has a copy key can open your room (proven). the bathroom is very small and does not have curtain for the shower, no tissue-paper holder.

First there’s no way that the food is 5 star although you can eat plenty of it. Also Agoda advertised free 2 way transfers but we actually had to pay ( they did refund us 15 usd and apologized tho). The gym and pools are very nice and you can drink as much beer and vodka as you want but it is cheap local stuff, that is not the best to say the least. Anyway if the price is cheap enough I guess it’s worth staying there for a couple of days.