Game sultan Egypt Reviews

One of the best places to hold conferences and places nice sunny and is one of the most beautiful and upscale hotels in Cairo and has a heritage of luxury as it was the palace of Aisha Fahmy and I recommend to visit

The magnificent historical ppalaxe of omar el khayam, it's reallly very elegant

Great service and location executive lounge fantastic

People at reception are not friendly. Plus don't believe on your booking

Excellent place, many beautiful views and really you will enjoy your stay specially in this time October. Rates of rooms at range of 300-400 dolar.

Best hotel in Cairo Zamalek. Nile view and great service. Several restaurants to choose from. Nice garden with swimming pool allows you to relax in the middle of this noisy city. Good security and easy access to downtown. Marriott cruise ship in front of you like to have dinner on the Nile.

Luxurious and cozy. High quality of food and service

Amazing place to stay. It's typically a palace. The restaurant also has wide variety of food and live performance is also available. The restaurant is open till 2AM

Very nice and very good for you very much and I think you will be happy there

An amazing, luxurious & excellent hotel with great services either in its outlets or rooms accommodation. Highly recommended.
Location by the Nile is more than amazing. Perfect view.

Spectacular hotel in Cairo, meets expectations and has a staff and services of 10

Nice view to Nile or Garden. Fully equipped facilities. Room and bathroom size is small.

One of the most beautiful hotels in Cairo, distinguished service and luxury everywhere
Restaurants
Cafes on the pool
special location

One of Cairo's historic hotels, the Cairo Marriott Hotel is a large five-star hotel located in the Zamalek area of the island on the Nile River in Cairo, Egypt.This hotel was originally known as the Gezira Palace built by Khedive Ismail to receive guests of the opening ceremonies of the Suez Canal [1].

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Historical picture of the island's Hotel Palace in 1906

The palace was built by Khedive Ismail in 1869 to be the official residence for guests of the opening ceremony of the Suez Canal, especially the guest of honor, Empress Eugenie, wife of Emperor Napoleon III. [2] The palace was designed by German architect Julius Franz and the decoration was done by architect Karl von Dieich it from decorations and accessories from Paris and Berlin at the time. This has cost three quarters of a million pounds.

In 1879, the palace was sold to the Egyptian Hotels Company for repayment of part of Khedive Ismail's debts and was transferred to the Gezira Palace Hotel. [2] After the collapse of the tourist movement in Egypt during World War I, the royal company decided to sell the palace in 1919 to one of the Lebanese princes, Prince Habib Lotfallah which turned it into a private residence [3] in 1962, the palace was nationalized and converted back to the hotel as the Vndqamr tents and then at the beginning of the seventies Marriott international took over the management of the hotel.

Renewal and expansion



The front entrance to the Cairo Marriott Hotel

At the beginning of the seventies, the palace witnessed a fundamental transformation in its history by taking over the management of Marriott International.The palace and gardens were renovated with two towers on both sides built to accommodate 1,250 luxurious rooms and suites while retaining the original palace as a reception, restaurants, meeting rooms and celebration halls.The hotel opened in 1982. The hotel consists of three buildings, the first building is the palace building, which consists of 5 floors with hotel halls, restaurants, shopping shops, main hall and reception, the second building with men Rijal Zamalek, and the third tower island between these buildings there is a swimming pool, restaurants and club. S Vtqa on six acres rise buildings and an area of the hotel towers 20 floors.

Excellent ambience. Many restaurants and a Casino which is only for foreigners. Entry requires passport. Only foreign currency accepted.

A great historic hotel, the last time to stay there check in and check out took time but it was okay

One of the nicest hotels in Cairo is a great hotel with a large private garden and a view of the Nile and close to all services

Of the total places of Cairo excellent and beautiful

Historical luxurious hotel. But the service is too slow in this hotel.

His problem with the staff just does not fit the place

The place is exceptional very nice view, the room was ok looks old but clean small mini bar witch looks good welcoming 2 small bottles of water I enjoyed the balcony more than any thing else I had trouble with the electric plug of my gadgets I had only one to use in the room uk style so I had to charge every thing using it so u should bring converters with u. The toilets are clean and smells, nice 40 inch led tv with a good collection of Channels

One of the best hotels in Egypt .... all employees 100%

Hadi place and Raig and where all the traveler needs in terms of housing and services provided by the staff and workers and the handling upscale and respect for guests and visitors crew

The place is an old palace . The staff is very friendly and they are very coopprative. The rooms are clean. We changed our room beacuse the noise of the street the managment gave us a nile view room without any addtional charge. The breakfast is vary of food bread is made infront of you as well as the egges

The hotel is old, but it has a special imprint that loves you in it, such as the lobby and restaurants in the garden, and I liked it more in the gym, the largest gym I saw in a hotel without the amounts available in most of the devices.

Sweet and a corner for eating Egyptian and the hotel overlooking the Nile

It is one of the best hotel in Cairo. Rooms are very spacious and comfortable. Great choice of restaurants and shops. The location is perfect for the visit of the museum and old Cairo. The promenade is so peaceful and the old palace deserves a visit

The breakfast is varied and high quality but there is no renovation and sweet and lovely.

Good hotel, right at the nile. The access is a bit tricky, probably because of its location and security.

Staff was good and jolly, as with all the Marriotts & even gave us complementary upgrade to premium floor and family suit.

The location is very noisy when one steps on to the overlooking balcony but, the double glazed window and doors does the magic.

I have given its 4 stars just because of access and pickup and drop off queues.

PS: Its a late review, I was there in November 2019

The garden terrace is the biggest beer pump of Cairo, and the public view is pleasant. The waiters though are arrogant.