Royal Maadi Hotel Reviews

Old but keep clean and order well!! Very spacious apartment hotel with good kitchen facility. Professional receptionist and all management staff members are working hard for service!! Among the best is dry cleaning service with very much generous pricing. A lot of good restaurants just near!! Definitely return to this hotel!!

The hotel is in a quiet alley, and many Europeans and Americans traveling to Egypt like to stay in this neighborhood. There is a cafe downstairs, where you can have breakfast, lunch and dinner. The decoration of the room is a bit old, especially the air conditioning equipment is noisy.

The living room is very large and the location is good. There are restaurants, cafes and bars nearby.

I couldn't check in if I arrived in the morning, and I had to pay half a day's room fee. . The nearby environment is okay. Close to Chinese restaurants.

Three rooms for two people, very nice

The studio appartement was just perfect. The same was well utilized and with all amenities. The bed was very comfortable for a quiet night sleep.

Very enjoyable two night stay. The 3 bedroom apartment was way over what I needed, but really lovely. Staff were helpful and friendly.

It’s nice place under renovation processing. Hotel fitting people who familiar to Cairo and related around services.

The staff and service was excellent. However the Wifi is terrible and seemed to be only able to support one device when it worked. It may be a problem of Cairo in general and the neighborhood in particular.

A hidden gem located in probably the calmest area of Cairo. Huge hotel rooms and the best coffee / restarant downstair called Ovio, among others!

It was okay for basic hotel.I was upgraded to a suite which i believe was one of the best.The facility is Old,but maintained. Probably one of the best years back.I will recommend for basic travel,not for luxury or leisure.

Purely booked for it's location near a family member in Maadi, I was very pleased with the Royal Maadi Hotel. A point for first time visitors: the sign on the front says, "Royal Residence Hotel". This caused a worry when I arrived exhausted, after a long delayed flight and a wrangle to locate my lost luggage at the airport. I had to check inside we were at the right hotel before taking my bag in. I had a very nice, very clean room with wifi which worked well in the end. The staff were extremely helpful on many occasions. If I go back to Cairo, I will stay here without hesitation. A couple of points to note: there is no dining room, so you can either have breakfast (basic Egyptian) delivered to your room at a time of your choosing, or go out. There are several eating options just next door. There is also a rare find, somewhere to drink alcohol, Franks Bar, where I developed a fondness for Egyptian Stella, much better than the European beer of the same name. I took advantage of all of these adjacent businesses at some point in the stay at some point in the stay. Regarding the area, Maadi is a relatively quiet, upmarket area, compared to much of the city, and it made an ideal base for me in Cairo. The cover photo shown here on ******* is nothing like my very pleasant room, by the way.

Nice place. We had reserved the suite because it was the same price as a regular room. Turned out to be a completely furnished (with washer/drier) three bedroom apartment with a huge living area. Had a nice balcony too, and was right above three very nice restaurants and a Caribou Coffee shop! The manager showed me some newly remodeled rooms on the 8th floor that were as nice as any five star rooms I've seen. I've recommended this place to other who will be coming to Cairo and will likely stay there again in the future if I return.

This is a convenient and very clean property. It is old but well maintained. The garden was amazing - the colors and scents - a nice place to walk through every morning and evening, but there could be nice seats all around. The cats were cute, and some even a bit friendly or curious. More electric sockets in the bedroom, that are easily accessible would have been nice.