Hotels in Cairo, Egypt

The city of Cairo has a few options of reliable public transportation, available to both tourists and residents. The city offers a bus system consisting of different lines of services with varying yet affordable prices. Cheap hotels in Cairo are located near a tramway system, which is runs in modern neighborhoods like Heliopolis and Nasr City. The most reliable transportation system near hotels in Cairo is the subway, with a regular schedule during winter and summer. The subway is a cheap and fast way to travel in the busy city of Cairo. Dense, old and the closest to the local action, central Cairo hotels are a great option for a variety of public transport, including areas like Maadi, Zamalek, downtown and upper Giza.

Depending on what you're visiting the city for, Cairo has a selection of amazing hotels. If luxury is what you want, look no further than the Nile-side string of hotels like the Four Seasons Hotel Cairo at First Residence. Also close to the Egyptian Museum and central Cairo, check out the Nile Ritz Carlton Cairo or the Sofitel Cairo Nile at El Gezirah. If you are interested in a stylish hotel with a view of the pyramids and a walking distance from the Great Pyramids of Giza, the Le Meridien Pyramids Hotel and Spa would be our recommendation. Some tourists or people traveling on business may prefer simple and budget-friendly accommodation. Perfectly situated in the Giza complex are cheap hotels and guest houses, with efficient public transportation into central Cairo.

Egypt’s historic capital city boasts to be one of ancient civilization’s cities. The Egyptian Museum, downtown near the Nile River and the world-famous Pyramids of Giza in Greater Cairo, attract a lot of history enthusiasts. While learning about Pharaoh's beliefs, take the liberty to walk the halls of ancient Egyptian civilization. Although Cairo is a city of great history, it is also the city of a modern metropolis. Skyscrapers along the banks of the Nile River are an impressive sight, some include famous hotels like the Grand Nile Tower, making it the perfect place to savor the scenery of the Nile. The city hosts many different cultures and there is much to discover, the Islamic style culture and an abundance of Coptic art to mention a few.

Cairo is a city that comes to life at night, livelier than during the day, and locals always find ways to have fun. Even though alcohol isn’t a big part of the city’s culture, partygoers love the Zamalek area. A few kilometers from Heliopolis, treat yourself to a fine local restaurant, Al Khal Restaurant, accommodating special diets varying from vegan, vegetarian, halal, and gluten-free options. Bars and discos in Cairo close at midnight, however, venues with a tourism license are permitted to remain open. Popular bars like El Horreya, which became famous for sampling Cairo’s Baladi drinking culture, still operate in the city today, located in Abdeen, downtown Cairo.

In November, the International Arabian Horse Fair is held at the Pegasus Equestrian Center in Dreamland, on the outskirts of Cairo, and showcases the dance of glorious stallions. One can take a taxi from anywhere in the city to Dreamland. Over three weeks during March and April, the Downtown Contemporary Art Festival electrifies multiple sites downtown, reviving the neighborhood’s vibrant cultural center. Visitors can choose between different modes of transport that are routed through the venue, from taxis, buses, or the subway. The Great River was once the sole source of freshwater, promising the local farmers fresh harvest during ancient times. In August, the Egyptians celebrate Wafaa el-Nil Festival, in memory of such times. Running through Cairo, people celebrate this festival on the banks of River Nile.

Visiting Cairo for 7 nights is the most common choice for our users.

The cost of a hotel room in Cairo will vary according to demand, location and star rating. On average, rooms will cost around $216 per night.

Hotels in Cairo are usually cheapest during the month of September, you can expect a price decrease of around 17% during this period.

Friday is the day where you will typically find the lowest price for your hotel room in Cairo. The highest price tends to be on Sunday.

The cost of a luxury hotel in Cairo is generally around $282 a night for every person. In contrast, the average price of a hotel in Cairo is closer to $216 a night for every person, which is a 19%% difference between the average and luxury accommodation.

Cairo hostels and hotels with a 2 star rating and below charge around $29 for a bed per person. This will be around $199 under the cost of a typical Cairo hotel.

Areas such as Al Zamalek, Al Maadi, Old Cairo and Al Azbakeya prove popular amongst people booking a hotel in Cairo.

Temperatures in Cairo are typically around 80.6 °F during June and the chance of rain is low, which makes June the perfect time to spend some time outside at popular area attractions.

Yes, there are 3,377 vacation rentals in Cairo. At the moment, Amazing Nile View and Pyramids Apartment is the most popular Cairo vacation rental based on our user data. Search for vacation rentals in Cairo.

Yes, you can book a hostel in Cairo. At the moment, there are 177 hostels in the area and Kmt Hostel is the most popular among momondo users. Compare deals on hostels in Cairo.