I stayed here last month - it's a terrific hotel (if you like small pension-type hotels, which I do). Impeccably clean, lovely decor, extremely friendly, multilingual and efficient staff, huge buffet breakfast with excellent coffee. Loved my balcony and watching Cairo life and there's public terrace for visiting with friends. Zamalek is peaceful, secure, lots of good restaurants and cafes.... More

I stayed at Longchamps on the recommendation of a friend. I was a little apprehensive after reading some of the reviews, but on the whole was very happy with my experience at the hotel. The room I was in did not have a balcony (and I had not requested one) but I was able to use the open seating areas.... More

Beautiful rooms (opt up from basic for an outside balcony and a much larger, more stylish room). Staff was incredibly helpful. Good breakfast included. It's a easy taxi everywhere and, as a woman, I felt totally safe walking around at all hours. I don't usually use the public areas of a hotel but Longchamps has comfortable lounges and big, shared... More

We stayed at the Longchamps for four nights, after holidaying in Morocco. Cairo is a busy hassle city and this hotel was a gift to the weary. The room was large for a double, with plenty of storage/hanging space. The bed was a good large double and the breakfasts were more than adequate. The physical attributes of the place were... More

We stayed at the Longchamps for 5 nights when we were visiting our daughter in Cairo. It is a quiet, clean and well located hotel in Zamalek, close to lots of cafes and restaurants. We stayed in one room for four nights and then later on our vacation, one night in another room. The first room was bigger a bit... More

Recently completed a weeklong stay at Longchamps, split into two visits. First part was in one of the newly renovated rooms (#15) which was luxurious compared to other stays in Cairo. Room #2, not renovated, wasn't nearly as nice, but still comfortable. The real treat with Longchamps is the service and proprietor. Hebba, the owner, is obviously concerned with her... More

Encouraged by the favourable reviews and non-extortionate prices, my girlfriend and I booked an executive room at the Longchamps for our first trip to Cairo (and indeed, Egypt) earlier this month. After days off enjoying the the sights and sounds of a insanely busy (but also safe, so fear not) city, the Longchamps provided a welcome respite of tranquility. The... More

Clean and efficient hotel. Spacious room with toiletries provided. Loved the decor, has a quaint feel to it. A good English/Egyptian breakfast - choices may seem limited compared to the buffet spreads in hotels, but quality wise we really liked what was available. Only thing is that you can't really hang around the breakfast room for long as it's quite... More

I've stayed at Hotel Longchamps twice (July 2012 and February 2013) and I would highly recommend it to travelers seeking a quiet, centrally-located place to stay for a week or two. I stayed here as a solo female traveler and felt extremely safe at all hours. It's within walking distance of multiple nice restaurants, shops, banks, cafes, etc. There is... More