Hotels near Sabil of Muhammed Ali Pasha

"Roof was clean. The staff, especially Mr Zayeed and Mr Yousef were very helpful in arranging taxi from and yo airports., arranging guides for tours. They were considrate about my vegetarian diet needs and helped me find locations for food. "

"The Ramses was a great hotel but if you want to just go for a walk outside your hotel. The Ramses is on a busy main freeway and you can cross the street but if you have never been in Cairo. They have a saying in Cairo... if you want to cross the street... take a taxi... theere areno cross walks. People just cross infront of the traffic . Crazy traffic in Cairo. "

"A courteous and sympathetic concierge greated us after a 30 hour voyage to Ciaro from Los Angeles. We were exhausted, and he made sure we got a quite room. We slept very well. The breakfast was also a nice surprise and very good. "

"Great location and all needed amenities and entertainment very much in house "

"This hotel in new and fancy, in a great, walkable area, but the best part is the great people who work there! Mostafa and Youstina were great helping with tour and appointments. They really made our stay special! When we return to Cairo, this is DEFINITELY where we will stay! They make everything so easy and comfortable. 2 notes: the elevator does not go to the 1st flor. And it is a little confusing to find."

"Very nice hotel, great location across from the Old Egyptian Museum. Staff was so nice!! Breakfast was great, lots of options to choose from (including a large gluten free section). Room was a little small, but it suited our needs. "

"Only area you should stay in downtown Cairo…Modern hotel with modern amenities and extremely professional. Only downside is the constant cigarette smoke inside the building. That is a lot to experience 24/7 on your stay in Cairo! Be ready to negotiate and re-negotiate everything you do in the city 😂 It’s a bit too much, but try to have a little fun with it too 😉 "

"This is a 5* experience in the Islamic quarter. Since it’s a renovated soap factory, every space is different, and it’s the luck of the draw if you get the owners suite (bro’s room) or a smaller room that requires contortions in the bathroom. But with a new elevator, everyone has access to the multiple common spaces. Freshly made breakfasts and dinners are shared around a large table where everyone plans their days events. Tours are suggested and guides are provided. Or you can sit in the main level and watch artesian work. Venturing out the door at 7 pm to wander through the Islamic quarter and watch life happen was memorable. Finally, I have never arrived at 10:30 pm to find a host that wanted to make us a late supper while he explained the hotel. Cold and hot drinks were available 24/7. My new home in Cairo."

"Staff were amazing, breakfast was great, room was clean and everything made us feel very safe. Thank you!"