Kairo Hostel

It wasn't clean and they didn't allow any one to visit me in my room. Is it a prison!!!

Our double room was large and the decor of the hotel was quite fun. Checking in very late at night was not a problem, and they helped with airport runs. The beds were very old and soft

We are satisfied with the hotel. Although the price was very low, the room was large enough for 2 people and we liked the atmosphere of the ancient building. Good location. Breakfast was simple - bread, egg and tea were served. Staff was good at English, very friendly and always helpful. For example, when we were running out of time and really had to hurry to the airport, the guy at the front desk came out, and picked up a taxi for us in front of the hotel. We were very thankful for their hospitality. Shower was not hot...but could be nice for cooling down sun-tanned skin.

The staff was very helpfull all time. We can leave our baggage after checking out for free. Next time I will choose this hostel again. There were mosquitos in the room.

Hostel was located in the center of Cairo, near to shops, restaurants, metro. Good place to meet spirit of the city. Very small bathroom

Nothing No access of Internet since I did not carry my own laptop

Very basic accommodations. Good size room (#102) with balcony, small bathroom (shower basically on top of toilet). Working wi-fi. Friendly people. You need to accept that the hostel is in the 4th flloor (no elevator/lift) of a partially abandoned building: the 3rd floor is occupied, ground level, 1st and 2nd floors are basically collecting garbage and urine.The room is just off the reception area, which means you get the noise and smoke from people in the reception.

nothing is good ,i don't like this hotel,the people ,the hotel ,all the thing is bad.And i have change hotel in the end. All is bad!!! we have booking a Triple Room with Shower, Air Conditioning, Radio, Toilet ,but there are not hot water,"The fact that the hotel is reached by climbing exactly 105 stairs (no elevator) from street level. This should be mentioned in web site because I would hate to have made reservations only to find out about the climb and not be medically able to get to the hotel ie. heart condition",the people of this hotel is not kind! i have change hotel in the end.

Very basic but good for budget travelers. Excellent location, friendly and helpful staff, clean rooms. It is on the fourth flour (corresponding to sixth by the number of stairs) and there is no lift, so carrying the luggage up and down is really hard

Free wireless internet in a hotel, very nice staff, all people on reception are very friendly. Hotel is situated iin a heart of downtown, this is very suitable for those who would like to study Cairo.

The staff are really helpful and accommodating to the guests' needs. Arranged tours efficiently. There are local and international food restaurants/chains all around the place you can fulfill any craving. The location is excellent near to Egyptian museum and easy access to most of the Cairo's attractions. Hard to find when we went their first due to it's location in between Talat harb's concentrated stores but later we got used to it. The building was really old, graffiti painted everywhere.Poor condition of the elevator and dirty too. Owner needs to change the mattresses and provide clean bedsheets/linen everyday. Don't be alarmed about its condition you are getting what you paid for. Although the name says its a hotel, actually it is a hostel.The entire facility needs to be improved considerably.

Free wireless, cheap Very poor breakfast, very old and dirty elevator. The hotel does not provide any city map. The hotel does not call city cabs for you if you need. The hotel staff tries to sell all their services. Dirty bed sheet, dirty shower.

The manager, Mohammed, was a nice guy, who sat down with us on the night we came to plan and arrange our trip through Egypt. He did not push things and I think the price we paid for the trip was reasonable, although several times the itinerary he gave us was not completely accurate. There was a normal Egyptian breakfast with bread, jam, cheese, bananas, eggs and tea or coffee. The toilets were working properly and the showers had warm water. We booked for two nights, at the first sight of the room, we liked to turn around and find another hotel, but in the end we ended up staying 4 nights. The night we arrived we were put in a twin room (instead of a double room), which had childish bedsheets (one sheet per bed to sleep on, so only a blanket to sleep under). The room had been painted recently, but very unprofessionally and the bathroom did not look like it was was created by professionals either, but I guess this is the case in many Egyptian hotels/houses. However, the next day we got a better room, with enough bedsheets and the day after that we finally got a room with a real double bed, which looked a lot better than the first room too. Except from Mohammed himself, the staff was quite uninterested, sometimes a bit lazy.