Hotels with WiFi in Cairo

"Soooooo Wonderful! Considering to its price, this is the best hotel !! Thank you so much!!!!!! So beautiful lobby! Amazing breakfast, So kind workers! Cleaning the room is perfect! The room cleaners are working so hard and they are artists! They can make so many beautiful shape with blanket!"

"The Ultimate Pyramid View Stay: Turquoise Hotel Review Rating: 5/5 - Exceptional Value and Unbeatable Location If your priority in Cairo is an unforgettable view of the Giza Pyramids and warm, genuine Egyptian hospitality, then the Turquoise Hotel is the place to book. This is more than just a hotel; it's a front-row seat to one of the world's greatest wonders. Location, Location, Location (10/10) The proximity to the Giza Pyramid Complex is truly the hotel's crowning glory. Waking up to a clear, stunning view of the Great Pyramid and the Sphinx right outside your window, or from the magnificent rooftop terrace, is an experience that money can't truly buy. It is perfectly situated for easy access to both the ancient sites and the new Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM). Service & Staff (10/10) The staff is the soul of this hotel. From the moment of arrival, we were treated like family. The reception team (a special mention to [Name, if you know one, otherwise say 'the entire reception team']) went above and beyond to assist with everything—arranging airport transfers, organizing highly recommended tours, and providing local tips to navigate Cairo. Their kindness and proactive hospitality truly made our stay stress-free and memorable. The Rooftop Experience Do not miss the rooftop restaurant and terrace. Not only is it the best place to enjoy the sunset over the pyramids, but the food is also delicious and generously portioned. Watching the Pyramids Sound and Light Show from this vantage point is a must-do and saves you the price of a ticket! What to Expect Best Value for Money: The prices are extremely reasonable for a hotel offering this level of proximity and service. Delicious Breakfast: The complimentary breakfast is generous, tasty, and served with that incomparable view. Simple Comfort: While the rooms are not five-star luxury, they are clean, comfortable, and well-maintained, providing everything you need after a long day of exploring."

"Our stay was absolutely fantastic. The staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming, particularly the front desk team: Ramez, Malak, Basiony, and Rami, and the bellman, Mr. Hamed, who was truly wonderful."

"Stay was great. Breakfast was good too. Gana hospital was just 4-5 minutes walk where my training / workshop was. If you are coming especially for that then definitely going to recommend it. Many places of food and shopping centers were located around the hotel. Easy to catch taxi but do allow 1 hour and 30 minutes for airport in taxi as traffic is hilarious."

"The lady at the front desk of the hotel is very cute. The uncle who took our luggage to the room was very responsible. He also introduced us to places where we could have fun and where to buy souvenirs cheaply. He also said that there was a place not to go because the things were very expensive. I thought I had to tip him at first, but he walked away without looking back. He was absolutely serious and friendly. The road is being repaired at the door, so just walk a short distance inside. Be wary of illegal taxis around the hotel. Try to get a taxi in the room before going downstairs, otherwise the illegal taxi driver will keep harassing you. There is a computer on the first floor of the hotel for tourists to use. We used this computer to successfully book tickets on the train ticket booking website, and the Internet speed was also good."

"I recently stayed at Khan DuiDar Inn in Giza and had a pleasant experience. The hotel was very clean, which made for a comfortable stay. The view of the Pyramids from the terrace was a real highlight and made for a lovely backdrop while relaxing. The staff were also friendly and helpful, which added to the overall positive vibe of the hotel. While the neighborhood is quite old and poor, as expected, stepping into the hotel felt like entering a calm oasis. Overall, I recommend Khan DuiDar Inn for anyone visiting Giza. It’s a clean, welcoming place with great views!"

"I chose this hotel because it's right next to the Egyptian Museum, which was very convenient for my first day in Cairo when I was unfamiliar with the city. It's really close to the museum, and getting to Giza train station by metro to buy tickets was also easy. There were a lot of police cars around, so it felt very safe. The room itself was very new. The only minor issue was that I had booked a pre-payment model, meaning I would pay upon checkout. This usually isn't a problem in my home country, but here, they unexpectedly required a $150 deposit. The platform was responsive and said they would follow up if the deposit wasn't returned later, and the hotel also informed us immediately after receiving the payment. It was just a small hiccup, nothing major. Overall, it was a very good stay! 👍"

"A lovey boutique hotel tucked in a 200-year old building along the busy Talaat Harb Square. We had a satisfying stay here with a clean and cozy room amidst the chaos of Cairo. The staff were friendly and cheerful (props to Fatma) and the wifi was reliable. They also serve plated breakfast which you can have in your room or at a nook area near the reception. The location is unbeatable!"

"Maybe because there were not many people staying, we were upgraded to a triple room. The hotel is located in the city center, within walking distance to the National Museum. There is a small supermarket downstairs and many restaurants around. However, since it is not on the first floor, you have to go inside the building when you first go there, remember to pay attention to the signs on the wall. There is a mosque next to it, and the breakfast is okay. After all, the price is here, it is a relatively cost-effective hotel."

"I was here looking for a clean and low-cost inn as much as possible The room was clean and there were no insects and all my stay in Cairo was taken care of by this hostel Due to the structure of the shower room, the floor of the toilet gets wet and the outlet of the bed is so hard that men cannot use it themselves, and they have to charge it with the outlet of the common area. I'm generally very satisfied. The staff was kind and helpful even at late check-in at night, and the location was very grateful as the starting point for sightseeing in Cairo as the station and large bus terminal are within walking distance. The entrance of the hotel is a little difficult to understand and it is anxious about old elevators, but the hotel is very modern and clean, so it is recommended"