Beautiful boutique hotel in the middle of the action of Islamic Cairo. The room was gorgeous and a generous size. The staff went above and beyond to assist us which was very much appreciated. They were all very helpful and friendly. As many others note, it is quite noisy due to being located opposite a very lively Cafe that plays loud music until around 2am every evening. The hotel does provide ear plugs and personally, I enjoyed being in such a vibrant location but it may not be for everyone.

Noisy during sleeping hours

The location is amazing, if you like the hustle and bustle. The staff went over and above to help us and accommodate for my family. My son broke his leg while in cairo and they brought flowers up to our room, they helped carry my son up and down rhe stairs, they were incredible. The location is in the middle of all the action.

It's hard to get in and out of by car, so you'll need ti walk outside the old city walls to get a taxi or uber. It's very loud at night, it didn't bother us but if you're a light sleeper, might be difficult. Also the rooms have no doors.

The hotel has an authentic design. Bed and pillows were really comfortable. They have a really nice rain shower. Breakfast was nice. There is a very nice restaurant on the roof.

The location is really lively and noisy. High volume music till to late hours. But it did not disturb us. We could sleep nice, thanks to earplugs they left. The staff was polite, smiley. But What you say to one person is not conveyed to the other. It would be nice if they were more informative.

This pretty little romantic gem of a boutique hotel was right in the heart of Islamic Cairo, with the hustle and bustle of the old city and souks right at the doorstep. Our suite was the size of an apartment, with an atrium, living room with a sofa, large restroom with a Roman shower, balcony, sitting area with an antique writing desk, and bedroom. Decoration was even more beautiful than in the pictures. The staff was very accommodating and helpful and the place was clean. The upstairs restaurant served both breakfast (included, cute but the 3 menu selections were a bit limited) and dinner (not included, turned out to be one of the best restaurants we found in the area). As a side note there is no alcohol license here or anywhere nearby, which is hardly surprising given the location. Our balcony was surrounded by ancient mosques with beautiful minarets in all directions. There were several colorful and loud hookah bars and restaurants with live music going strong late - if you can't win them, join them!

This is not a quiet location if that is your thing. Wifi was a bit spotty but worked well near the router in the suite. Rideshare app cars are not allowed through the old city gates into this area so if you need a cab to the hotel door, reserve a cab a day earlier, or walk 10 minutes to/from the closest gate where rideshares are ok.

The whole experience in this hotel was amazing - from the very first minute we arrived at the front door. Staff were lovely, especially Sam on the reception who couldn't have been nicer. We had Suite No 12 and it had a great balcony overlooking the street - everything was clean and very comfortable and as we were celebrating my birthday they had a lovely cake left for us. The restaurant was on the top floor and this is where we had breakfast and dinner and there was a great choice - I would recommend the Egyptian breakfast. We will definitely stay here the next time we visit Cairo.

excellent location in the center of the old town, close to the bazaar; a great place for walks and feeling the atmosphere of the city; the hotel itself is very romantic, large rooms (actually small apartments); breakfast at the rooftop restaurant was of very good quality

The downside is noise; There are several places with loud music around the hotel. It doesn't get quiet until around 2 a.m. Definitely the place for those who don't go to bed early.

Beautiful room with wonderful decor and a big space! Fresh fruit, teas, stocked mini bar. The breakfast was delicious and a lot of food. The restaurant at the hotel is very popular with a range of dishes. I loved the lentil soup! Great location for the markets and seeing the old Cairo area.

We weren’t quite prepared for the loudness of the music until 3am both nights. This was a Friday and Saturday night- it may not be the case on other days. There are great dancing places next door to the hotel but the music is extremely loud. We were in a terraced room so right next to the bars.

A truly amazing find. a delightful and luxury boutique hotel in the heart of Old Cairo’s thronging Khan El-Khalili zone. a really well-managed property with attentive on-site management, ever-helpful staff - and a surprisingly fabulous Egyptian restaurant on the rooftop, with sumptuous breakfasts and dinners on a beautiful terrace overlooking the busy streets below. I was extremely impressed, and will definitely return soon.

A bit tricky to get to, so book your arrival with the hotel directly if you can. Regular Uber and taxis don’t have ready access. Also be prepared for lots of atmospheric street noise and an early morning wake-up call from the mosque nearby. But these are small prices to pay for unique Cairo experience.

Wonderful room, with a great view from the terrace - the hotel is full of character and charm. The breakfast was excellent, as was the evening meal we had.

Only thing to comment on was that after a long journey from London we were assured that the restaurant would be open for another 30 mins for some food, however when we went to eat 20 mins later they said it was closed - we went to bed hungry!!

Charming, interesting, had a resident cat Delicious breakfasts, wonderful atmospheric location Perfect for a stay in Cairo

Not the property’s fault, but there were difficulties getting our taxi in to pick up our luggage