We were initially booked into this hotel by our tour package operators but chose to return for the few days we had on our own in Cairo. We stayed 5 nights in total in 3 different rooms. Our first room was small and noisy and looked out onto the side street. The second room was nicer aand bigger and had... More

There will always be a Cairo, but reasonable hotel prices and good service may not be included in the deal. Obviously, the historic events unfolding on Tahrir Square have had incredible effects on both the country and its capital. Certainly the well-heeled visitors from the GCC will continue to be catered to in extremus at the plethora of new or... More

My wife and I were appalled by the service at the hotel. Every night when coming back to the hotel the staff rushed to interrogate my wife (who is Iranian) and me to make sure she was not some Egyptian off the street. Obviously my wife did not enjoy being made to feel like a prostitute every day for four... More

I was made to sit in the lobby for 2hr. I arrived in cairo at 1.00 AM in the night and when I reached the hotel the receptionist made me wait in the lobby saying there is no roopm available. I had booked the hotel in advance and told them of my arrival days arrival. In hindsight I think the... More

It is difficult to get to the hotel due to narrow and overcrowded streets. Otherwise it's location is good, right in the middle of the city on big Nile island. The rooms are old furnitured and could use some renovation. There was some trouble with our online booking, but they were able to solve it eventhough it took almost one... More

This was our fourth stay in this very friendly hotel (e.mail : sales@flamencohotels.com) The location in Zamalek is conveniently central, downtown, but nevertheless quiet and in an upmarket neighbourhood. The small difference in price between Standard and Superior rooms is very worthwhile: In “superior” you get a large room, with a balcony and superb views of the Nile. Our custom... More

I've been twice in this hotel. Located in Zamalek close to several embassies, the hotel's neighbourhood is relatively quiet and very safe. There is a 24 hour cyber café just across the street and several shops of all kinds, inlcuding a couple of big supermarkets and several phramacists. The hotel itself is comfortable, the rooms are well equiped (mini bar,... More

The hotel is located in a nice area of Cairo, having previously stayed in the downtown area we found this a much better location. The rooms (we had a standard double) were very dated and on the small side but perfectly functional and clean. The hotel offers a good buffet breakfast (included in the room rate) with plenty of choice... More

This is a great value hotel in a fantastic location. I had a large superior room, which was a bit larger than the standard room. The only thing I would complain about is the smell of cigarettes in the room, but having said that this is Egypt and everyone smokes. Really decent buffet breakfast was included in my tariff and... More