We stayed at this hotel for the third time but i have to admit that our first stay was much much better that last one, We booked a special offer - stay 2 night get the third one free which is non refundable . By the time taxes had been added we had paid the same for 3 nights anyway... More

This is the first international brand hotel I've stayed at where we actually lost power! For some unexplainable reason, the power would cut on and off in the entire hotel the few nights we stayed here. Never would have expected this to happen in a Sheraton. The hotel facility itself and the rooms and showers were fine. (November 2009) More

Overall a good location,pleasant staff,good choice of food and value for money,will return. More

Ive been to many Sheraton, but I think this was the worst. Everything looks old, it felt like an abandoned building even... dusty, dilapidated, worn out. Room was ok, as we got upgraded into the suite. The view was spectacular (we got a corner suite which faces the nile river and the city). Theres probably better hotels in the area... More

After back-backing throughout Egypt for 16 days, spending our last night on the 9th floor of the Sheraton Cairo (Nefertiti Tower) was absolute heaven. Very posh, clean hotel with many of the amenities one would expect, keeping in mind this is Africa, not North America or Western Europe. The bedroom was large with a small sitting area, bar fridge, tv,... More

I stayed at the Sheraton Cairo Hotel, Towers & Casino end of June. I had a seminar there at the Nefertiti meeting rooms on the 23rd floor. The staff were really helpful in organizing the seminar, and the lunch prepared for the seminar was also good. It was held at a room adjacent to the Nefertiti meeting hall. The pictures... More

Where to even begin how bad this hotel is? I'll just go on a number basis. 1. Hostels that charge 10$ a night have better service. 2. They charged us 220$ when most rooms were about 50$. Rip off we weren't aware off, since someone else booked it for us. Thought this was a Starwood property, so obviously it was... More

I've stayed here several times for business in Cairo. Good location, near the Nile but don't expect to walk anywhere - you'll need a taxi. The hotel is large, has decent restaurants, a pharmacy etc - just like most major hotels in Cairo. Rooms are large but not great in terms of comfort/decor, they charge for internet and it doesn't... More

Everything was brand new in this hotel and so gorgeous. You can see two of the three major pyramids directly over the pool and the fake waterfall. The food in the restaurant was expensive, but so good. The pizza was incredible! Drinks were a bit costly, but the outer lounge area was nice to sit in after the hottest part... More