Lotus Hotel Cairo

I stayed twice . They keep my luggage few days. Old and best maintenance hotel . Close to Tahir square, Sadat subway station, Go bus station, museum, just in few meters Nile bridge. Variety of foods restaurants, shopping. All in few meters . Like a say it’s One stop hotel . Al Azhar university, El Hussain tomb just in 2km . Their few hundred of hotel in this downtown area this cost but I’m sure it’s best big rooms here . I stayed two more other hotels in this area everything’s worst. LOTUS HOTEL is the best . Pizza Hut , KFC , McD all just walk 3min only . Don’t waste time , don’t waste money . Stay here . 🔥💪❤️

Nestled in the heart of Cairo lies a hidden gem, a hotel that embodies the essence of a bygone era. The Lotus Hotel is a well-kept time capsule that transports its guests to a golden age of travel, where every detail was meticulously crafted to create an experience that is truly unforgettable. As you step into the exquisite Art Deco lobby, complete with matching furnishings and a vintage telephone box, you'll feel as though you've been transported back in time. The cozy rooms, which are bit dated but comfortable all the same, evoke the charm of an Agatha Christie novel, making for a truly enchanting stay. Don't miss getting a Stella (beer) at their roof top bar. In a world where airbnb and Ikea the Lotus Hotel stands out for its timeless old-world charm. The staff may seem a bit standoffish at first, but as time passes, they warm up and become more amiable, adding to the hotel's unique character. I highly recommend a stay at the Lotus Hotel for anyone who values the allure of a bygone era. It's a place where every detail has been carefully considered, and the result is a truly immersive experience.

Some wifi would be nice.

The location is about as good as it gets:central, near Metro and Bus lines and directly on top Estoril restaurant/bar and near many other restaurants.. The overall old world "ambience" is appealing. Breakfast was solid and better than usual for this type of place.

The state of the elevator (as in most Downtown hotels, hostels, pensions) good give some pause.

The guy at reception was very accommodating to a last minute change, and even though I arrived a few hours early, there was no problem checking in. All of the staff in the bar and restaurant were very welcoming and friendly. The location of the hotel can't be beat, as it is in the middle of the downtown area of Cairo and very close to Tahrir Square.

The breakfast could have been a bit more substantial however, there are plenty of restaurants nearby which makes staying in this hotel worthwhile.

Ancient colonial type interior with wooden furniture. Big room.. Location of building is good.

Internet availability is less as wifi dont work properly. Bathroom is conjusted. Building is old so lift too. Locating building was a big task for me as ther was no hoardings to show the name of hotel outside the building

the location was perfect. the staff were very kind and hospitable and nice and always helpful.

the bathrooms were not clean at all. didn’t have slippers. the flush doesn’t work. so the toilets stink. the shower area was so dirty. and no proper lock for the bathroom. so bad.

Great little hotel from 40s/50s. Don't expect emaciate rooms. But it is a great location. Down town Cairo. Near egyptian museum. And sadat and nasser metro stations for easier access to other parts of Cairo's historic places.

Location and price

Art deco old-style hotel in downtown Cairo. High floor, so quiet and far from the street. Staff very friendly and welcome. Unfortunately, roof terrace was closed at this time.

Breakfast was really basic and internet sometimes poor

good location, lots of shops, restaurants and coffee shops and the Metro is a few minutes walk from the hotel

there’s only on lift, the noise in the street but this’s Cairo

as usual, friendly people, excellent location, basic but good traditional breakfast.

need to add some extra facilities, TV, A/C (heater), basic toiletries.