Everything about this luxurious property was on point. Formerly owned by Hyatt, they have a lovely private yacht that is available for lunch and dinner cruises. The security and hotel staff were the best. They went above and beyond to ensure we were comfortable. We were there during the demonstations and the hotel is 10-15 mins from Tahrir Square, You... More

15 minutes walk from the Egyptian museum, Tahreer square, and Cairo tower. directly located on the Nile , all rooms have a magnificent Nile view, where you can see the bouts activity, and Cairo's sky line the breakfast, the room service, and the stuff was lovely. smoking-non smoking areas in the lobby clean rooms, comfort beds More

We stay there for three nights in October 2011. Beautiful hotel, great position, friendly staff, very good cuisine...however I could not accept that in 2011 we could not have a nice beer in Egypt because the hotel is now part of a Saudi group. I can drink a beer in Egypt without any problem...but not there. Noway, for me a... More

Although this hotel, as an ex-Hyatt property, is relatively clean and luxurious, travelers should be warned that no hotel restaurants or bars serve beer, wine or any other sort of alcohol. The only exception is in the the revolving restaurant at the top floor with its associated bar - there you can have an alcoholic drink and admire the lovely... More

I stayed at this hotel in early May 2011 while it was still styling itself as the Grand Hyatt Cairo Hotel (because no one seemed to know what the new name would be). I was there as a travel consultant touring in Egypt with Ya'lla Tours with travel journalists and other travel consultants. We were there to see if Egypt... More

The hotel has many dining options and all were of good quality. The room was a little dated even though the entrance was renovated recently. The hotel takes security very serious with detailed screening of each guest and visitor upon entry into the hotel. The view from the room was pretty cool, overlooking the Nile River and on a clear... More

Great Rooms + Friendly Staff who spoke really well + Grand & Sumptuous Buffet Breakfast; In all a great place to stay in Cairo, right at the center. More

We stayed in a rental flat in Cairo and came to the Nile Tower (ex Hyatt) just for the pool. The day ticket costs 300 Egyptian Pounds per person. The shower and locker area is very clean and comfortable compared to other pool premises in Cairo. There is a clean and nicely decorated indoor jacuzzi, separated for men and women.... More

Grand Hyatt Cairo is a typical (nice) large hotel. Its best value is the breakfast (one of the best i have ever had) Also the front office staff is really helpful. The room is clean but not too large. Finally the insulation in the toilet is not that good. More