I have now stayed at this hotel twice, the most attractive feature of this hotel is its proximity to the Railway station. The rooms were reasonable size and in acceptable condition. As we only needed a place for sleeping this was perfect for the purpose of our visit. The big downside is that though breakfast is included in the price, the food (if we could call it that) was simply awful..just dried bread with a cup of tea and cheese! There is a wonderful bakery right next door with delicious cakes--perfect if you are not worried about piling on the pounds!

On my second visit, I noticed there were two very lively bars/clubs operating with very loud music which you can't escape. This goes on until about 1 or 2am! There is a swimming pool (open air) which I never had the chance to use but looked ok.

Overall, I would recommend this basic but decent hotel at the price (we paid 60 Egyptian pounds per night!) you can't complain about!!

DO NOT SAY IN THIS HOTEL IT IS TERRIBLE. i have there last week and i was drinking i heer near the swimming pool while talking with the manager named Ibrahim. I went to the toilet for not more that 5 minutes and left my mobile on the table since i felt that the manager himself was nearby and no one else was there. When i came back my mobile was gone and Ibrahim also was gone. The brother of Ibrahim named Ramadan was there but i soon realised that he was part of this game as he told me that his brother left for the day and that he did not take the mobile. I went to reception to explain to them the situation and they said that the staff around the swimming pool is not part of the same management of the hotel himself. They could not help me. There is a lot of noice there at night and it is difficult to sleep and I also heard that Ibrahim and Ramadan use the facilities to sell drugs so there are many police raids there. I would suggest everyone to stay away from that rubbish hotel.

Claude

The rudest staff in the world and very unclean and run down. I have stayed in some terrible hotels and hostels in my lifetime but this takes the biscuit. Would rather sleep on the street than here. AWFUL!!!!!!

I stayed at the New Radwan with some friends several years ago, after an archaeological dig. After a couple of months in a trench, the small outdoor pool was the height of luxury, and it was lovely to come back to after a warm summer morning of sightseeing. It's walled off from the street, so you don't need to worry about your bathing offending Muslim sensibilities.
Our room was clean and bright, with a well-maintained washroom. The decor isn't up to western standards, but the hotel was clean and the staff were helpful. The west bank tour they arranged was good.