Hotels in Qasr an-Nil

"My stay at Le Passage Hotel Cairo was very disappointing and well below expectations. The most serious issue was the clear preferential treatment based on nationality. Guests who spoke Arabic or were from certain Western countries were consistently prioritized—allowed to skip queues and served faster—while others were left waiting or treated dismissively. This was a repeated pattern and created an unfair and uncomfortable experience. Such bias is unacceptable in an international hotel. Staff professionalism was inconsistent. While a few were polite, several reception staff were rude and unhelpful, making interactions frustrating. The breakfast was substandard, with the same limited menu every day and little variety. Some items seemed stale, which further reduced the overall experience. Rooms are outdated and poorly maintained. Plumbing issues, including clogging and drainage problems, were frequent and inconvenient. The airport shuttle service was poorly coordinated, especially during pick-up. There was confusion and lack of communication, forcing us to arrange alternative transport at our own expense. Overall, due to discriminatory service, poor staff behavior, low-quality food, unreliable transport, and aging facilities, I would not recommend this hotel unless significant improvements are made."

"Delicious food, lovely attentive staff. Vey noisy every night with hotel parties until 23:00! Couldn’t sleep!"

"The hotel was amazing. Food and drinks were a bit pricey but well worth it."

"Checkin was okay, this is a new hotel taking up two floors in a very old downtown building. Entrance terrible, lift hardly works, bed linen had top sheet missing and very high pillows. Service was shocking. Staff were rude and surly we were ignored much of the time. Felt we were interrupting them and there were a lot of staff! Breakfast acceptable - only just. We booked in for two nights and checked out early as we could not stay a second night. I cannot recommend this hotel to anyone. Wait 6 months - they may learn how to show hospitality - or they will go broke!"

"Great location, very central to walkable areas. Right across from the old Egyptian museum."

"My stay here was very good, these rooms and the hotel itself is fairly new. Everything is in good condition, it’s a bit noisy but I’m sure all hotels in Cairo face this with it being at 24 hour city, things open till late night. The bed sheet was a little dirty upon arrival, but it was an easy quick fix it happens. The best part of my stay was meeting Mostafa, he was the kindest gentleman I’ve met, I just wanted to take him home. So helpful and full of knowledge, he went above and beyond for me 10/10. Highly recommend going to him for any suggestions. Will stay here when I’m back in Egypt! "

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"Hotel was clean and smelled of fresh paint. Room was small but modern and in a Great location on Tallet harb st. It’s a big shopping street just a 5 minute walk from tahir square with lots of clothes, shoes, perfume shops etc that stay open until 3am. Very lively but there was no noise inside the hotel. The only thing I didn’t like about the hotel was the lift. I felt like I was gambling with my life every time I used it but there are stairs if this is a problem for you. Honestly can’t find anything bad to say about the hotel at all. Would defo recommend it"

"Lovely oldy worlde atmosphere and attention to detail of days gone by. Nothing is too much for them. Extremely comfortable beds and I am very fussy. Lovely comfortable sun beds as well. Well worth buying the room with access to the M lounge. Best of all free golf buggy transport to VIP entrance to the pyramids 5 minutes away that the public can’t use to the base of the great pyramid. "