Game sultan Egypt Reviews

Classic Style deepens the origins of harmony between ancient and modern

Enjoyed staying in this hotel. Good rooms and service. Try not to stay in it during public holidays in the MENA region it will be full.

Brother of the best places and Jazan Omar tents but

Too many smokers and not enough non smoking areas...

Best place to stay in Cairo. The neighborhood is great

One of the coolest hotels in Cairo, always crowded even in the recession seasons, the beauty of Khedive Palace

Good service.
Wonderful.
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One of the most beautiful hotels in Cairo is a unique hotel located on the island of Zamalek, with a magnificent view of the Nile and the Cairo Marriott Hotel, one of Cairo's historic hotels. It is a large 5-star hotel located in the Zamalek area on the island of the Nile River in Cairo, Egypt. The hotel was originally known as the island palace built by Khedive Ismail to welcome the guests of the celebrations of the opening of the Suez Canal and built Khedive Ismail Island Palace in 1869 to be the official residence of the guests of the celebrations of the opening of the Suez Canal, especially guest of honor Empress Eugenie wife of Emperor Napoleon III, By German architect Julius Franz, and by the architect Karl von Deitch, who brought the most luxurious of decorations and accessories from Paris and Berlin at the time. This cost three quarters of one million pounds.

In 1879, the palace was sold to the Egyptian hotel company to pay part of the debt of Khedive Ismail and was transferred to the Palace Hotel. After the collapse of tourism in Egypt during the First World War, the owner decided to sell the palace in 1919 to one of the Lebanese princes, Prince Habib Lutfallah In 1962, the palace was nationalized and converted back into a hotel called Omar Khayyam Hotel. In the early 1970s, Marriott International managed the hotel.

A very very nice place with restaurants for all tastes

A very nice hotel with it's historic but its a private agua

A trip down the history lane, it's like a time-machine that takes you in a beautiful trip to more than 100 years ago... Lovely experience

Food Here was as expected for American tourists..
Sfe , Blandish, Solid.
Dont venture far by oneself

I stayed at the hotel excellent service and the rooms are good compared to the hotels I lived in Cairo

I love it. Great place Nile view, friendly staff, masjid inside offers Friday prayer. I liked the idea. Shops inside the hotel. Khedawi Ismail Palace halls are amazing. Restaurants offering very delicious food. Breakfast buffet is very good and many varieties. Pool and gym. Shisha is offered. Ancient and amazing

Lovely hotel in the location of the garden, cafes and restaurants but needs a refurbishment of the rooms

Unfortunately, a hotel has a big name, but the services are gradually decreasing and the price is expensive for a hotel that has reached more than 20 years

The place is nice but multi-buildings and spaces from the inside are vast and there is not enough guidance and guidance to respond to unhelpful inquiries

Yes is the answer. ..what is the question. .best hotel in cairo

Attended a workshop in one of their conference halls. Elegant and stylish hotel.

Everything beautiful is possible to spend several days inside without going out

My experience of the first time was bad in terms of room reservations, but after confirming the problem came from the mediator

Very nice and well kept facility...would definitely return!

I give it a five-star hotel, beautiful and tidy, and this time, raising the bed, it feels like mine
But I hope they change the furnishings of the rooms

Fantastic classic style with modern facilities and great service.

This hotel was a castle. It give you a good service and comfort staying. All the restaurants there was amazing. The location good.

Was upgraded twice and had a spectacular room! The restaurants are also great and diverse.

A very Good Place to Stay. Beautiful atmosphere but little less service than at Mena House which is also run by the Marriott Group.

The garage is very expensive and not organized and as if they are not a good place to wait for a car waiting for the hotel ... There is no need for the staff at the hotel looks open and bold Oi when looking at the ladies and the method of replies is weak .. Thank you

Very nice hotel with twin towers that were added on to the palace. Overlooking the Nile. very friendly staff. The rooms are good not great.
The breakfast was excellent. Plenty of dining venue and close to a major shopping and dining area.

Excellent location ... the balconies of the rooms overlooking the Nile are enjoyable