Hilton Cairo Nile Maadi

The hotel is located in the old town, the breakfast is OK, the desserts are good, and there are not many dishes. The room is large, and the swimming pool is not large. Clean, tidy, good service attitude, not far from the pyramids and museums.

The most urban chain hotel in Cairo. After 7 hours of traveling from Hurghada, the security check was stricter and more cautious than the airport, and there was no staff to help carry the luggage up and down. This experience was discounted. The room can see the Nile River, there is singing and dancing in the evening, and there are also handsome men and beautiful women by the swimming pool. After spending 3,000 Egyptian pounds to eat at the restaurant starting with the letter O, I wanted to go out for a walk by the river. Due to my physical discomfort, the original obsession with the feature of being next to the Nile River did not work. I took a bath in the big bathtub to relieve fatigue. There is also a door on the wall entering the room. Guess what it is used for. Give a close-up of the bedding, because it is as detail-oriented as always, and because of the simplicity of the bedding in the resort in Hurghada, I once doubted whether the bedding was purchased as a special item. There is another Hilton less than 5 kilometers away, you can also go and stay.

The hotel is strategically located close to the city center and major attractions, making travel very convenient. The surrounding transportation facilities are complete, including subway stations, bus stops, etc., and there are multiple parking lots nearby.

Very new, big room, big bed, ok service, slow luggage delivery, fast luggage pickup, generally suitable for our accommodation requirements. In Egypt, you must live well and comfortably to have a good time. A cheap B&B worth hundreds of dollars is not as good as a hotel.