Overall good location, breakfast, staff and some facilities.

Maybe they should apply some rules regarding the respect to other people sleeping in the room. It was not easy to sleep neither in the morning neither at night. Some visitors don't even make the effort to be quite!

Super easy to meet people due to the small common area. Center of downtown so walkable to sooo many places. Tours the hostel offers are cheaper than anywhere else too so I do recommend booking them here. Also note for people on 2nd floor, there are multiple floors. 4th floor has the common area. Met a group of 3 English lads who didn't know this and thought the hostel was boring so heads up haha. Don't spend 3 days alone. Go to the 4th floor.

Beds are kind of getting old. Half of my mattress I could feel the box springs. Was definitely flipped. Haha. Can also get loud at night if you're on the 4th floor. People were in the common area until almost 4am. And then came into the rooms and were loud as well. Despite this I would stay again. Just bring ear plugs. Luckily I have noise canceling headphones.

5-8 min walking distance to the Museum and subway station, the hostel is centrally located. Shared bathroom is better than most other hostels. Good enough water pressure and hot enough. Also a big plus is it provides hair dryer. Kitchen can be used for simple cooking. Room is clean and spacious. Functioning wifi (but much stable and faster connection in the common area than the room) Staff is nice and polite. English well-spoken. I like their paintings with ancient Egypt decorating the hallway.

Like most hotels in Cairo, the balcony doors in the room can't be completely closed. So noise from the outside can't be effectively blocked. Also like most hotels in Cairo, you can't really avoid noise from the street traffic outside. But this hostel is slightly better than average as it is not on the main street. (but you still need ear plugs if you are a light sleeper)

Good price. Good staff. Perfect location right in the middle of Downtown Cairo. Met a lot of new interesting likeminded people.

Wifi could be better.

Great location right in the heart of downtown Cairo. We felt very safe since we were two females, the staff were so lovely and welcoming, and always there if you needed anything. We had such a nice little balcony in our room.

The room smelt a bit woody and weird, wasn't too big a deal but just odd.

Lovely hostel in the heart of bustling downtown Cairo. Ramy at reception booked all my tours to Alexandria, Aswan, Luxor, Hurghada, Giza and the black and white desert. At all times I found the tour guides and drivers to be very professional. Also, Alex and all the staff made my stay very comfortable and recommended many places to eat with delicious meals. The hostel is conveniently located within walking distance to many coffee shops, shisha cafes, restaurants, Egyptian museum, and bars. Public transport is easily accessible, and Uber in Cairo works perfectly well. The hostel is very clean, recently refurbished and the staff were responsive and attentive. I had beautiful view of the sunset from my room with a mini balcony. The Wi-Fi was strong, daily breakfast was provided, housekeeping was efficient. 1100% recommend this place for your stay in Cairo and I hope you enjoy your time in beautiful Egypt.

Good location, close to a lot of things like restaurants, bakeries, shops. You could pretty much rock up with nothing but your bank card and your passport and get kitted out from shops in the area. Staff spoke very good English and helped organize tours, gave transportation advice, rated museums etc. Bedrooms had enormous lockers at the bottoms of the bunkers, could easily fit a whole suitcase in there. Rooms also have a row of hooks for each bunkbed MORE HOSTELS SHOULD FOLLOW THEIR EXAMPLE, total godsend in a dorm. Each bed had privacy curtains, an outlet, and a reading lamp. The 4th floor also had a drinking water dispenser, so could refill my bottle everyday, very grateful for that. There were two fridges to store food and a tiny kitchenette if you wanted to cook

It’s right next to a mosque so bring earplugs (Cairo has a lot of mosques so this is not a problem unique to Holy Sheets). Or see the call to dawn prayer as a free wake up call if you need to catch an early flight

This listing is one of the best I've stayed in Cairo downtown for my 1 month travel in Egypt. Good location, clean, good breakfast, drinking water dispenser, good vibe to meet other travellers,self serve coffee is my favorite of all time,. Room is clean, AC cool , mattress is of good quality, bunk bed curtain for privacy etc. Lots of bathrooms for hot water showers and WC cubicles so there's no waiting line.

WiFi is unstable for my floor (upper) and sometimes it's connected but no internet.

Good location, very good beds with huge lockers with a key, several bathrooms with shower and was able to leave my things on hold until I finally left

I found it a little weird that after 3rd night my bedsheets were changed with removing my belongings as well, so i had to remember I had left on the bed to get each item back. I did not ask for this bedsheets change, even though nice in some ways. Bed’s light was a little too weak, and would have preferred a little shelf or hanging basket where to place couple of things (this is just a suggestion for future ;))

Your Oasis of Peace and Comfort in the Heart of Cairo Nestled in the vibrant Abdeen district, the Holy Sheet Hostel offers a tranquil haven amidst the bustling city. With its unassuming charm and warm hospitality, this hostel has quickly become a favorite among budget-minded travelers seeking a peaceful and authentic Egyptian experience.

The hostel offers a range of accommodation options to suit different needs and budgets. From cozy dorms to private rooms, each space is designed with comfort and convenience in mind. The rooms are clean, well-appointed, and equipped with modern amenities to ensure a pleasant stay.