Hotels near National Heart Institute

"Clean and professional staff"

"I forgot my tablet in my room, hopefully they save for me"

"The Longchamps is a comfortable, relatively small, European-style hotel in Zamalek, a lovely part of Cairo. It has charming common spaces including a few terraces where you can relax between activities or eat breakfast. The breakfast buffet offerings were ok and included hard-boiled eggs, fool beans, cooked vegetables, and an assortment of bakes goods as well as cheeses and fresh veggies and fruit. "

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"Highly recommend"

"The room view was amazing the property grounds and decor was amazingly beautiful like a jaipur palace. Love love the location. Service from the staff was next level. Love the pastry and coffee at the lobby and the late checkout allowance was so lovely they were sweet for accommodating us "

"Great location on the Nile. Near shops and restaurants. The morning buffet breakfast is amazing. Rooms were nice and spacious. A great place to stay."

"Excellent "

"At one point, I was inclined to give this hotel a one-star rating, but the consistently professional service changed my mind. Special thanks to Nada from housekeeping—she is attentive, proactive, and always greets guests with a cheerful smile. The facility is new and very clean. Towels are of good quality, and the bed sheets are spotless. The bed and pillows are also very comfortable. While the breakfast price is relatively high by local standards, it is reasonable considering the quality and variety of the buffet. We often slept with the windows open to enjoy the pleasant breeze, and the quiet location made this possible. The only noise we noticed was around 8:00 am, likely from nearby schoolchildren. There are many coffee shops within walking distance that stay open until midnight, as well as several nearby attractions. On the downside, there were a couple of safety-related concerns. There is a protruding step that I nearly tripped over, which even damaged my new tennis shoes. Additionally, a cabinet drawer tends to slide open on its own and sits directly in the path between the bed and the bathroom, posing a potential hazard if not noticed. Another drawback is the lack of comfortable seating in the room. There is no sofa or couch, and the available chairs are not particularly comfortable."