ac_unit Air conditioning bathroom Private bathroom
Free Wi-Fi
desk Desk heat_pump Heating dry_cleaning Towels
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ac_unit Air conditioning bathroom Private bathroom
Free Wi-Fi
desk Desk heat_pump Heating dry_cleaning Towels
ac_unit Air conditioning bathroom Private bathroom
Free Wi-Fi
desk Desk heat_pump Heating dry_cleaning Towels
ac_unit Air conditioning bathroom Private bathroom
Free Wi-Fi
desk Desk heat_pump Heating dry_cleaning Towels
Nightly rates from $88.09
Address: 15 Sherif Basha, Cairo, Cairo, 4280141
Number of rooms: 8
Really the only negative thing I have to say about this place is the actual building it is in. It is located on the second floor of a very non-descript building, with no clear markings identifying it. The taxi dropped us from the airport and we had no idea where to go. Then we noticed a small LED sign and after a few minutes the name of the hotel finally popped up. We ordered food a few times while we were there, and the delivery drivers also had trouble finding the place. There IS an old, cage style elevator that you can take to the second floor lobby — it is to the right of stairs, though I don't know if you need a key fob to get to the lobby or not. The whole set up seems pretty sketchy and left us worried about what we had just booked — hahaha. But once we checked in, everything was great.
Staff spoke very limited English, but did their absolute best to assist us — super friendly, and made sure that we had everything that we needed. The room and common areas were all very well decorated, clean and comfortable. Our room had no view, but the room itself was great and came with it's own water dispenser. Wi-fi and shower both worked well, and the bed was comfy. Room was average size in comparison to rooms in the West, much larger than typical of Asian hotels. One weird thing about it was that the toilet was surrounded by a completely transparent glass wall, so you are watching your partner use the bathroom?
Lady Rania is the hearth of this hotel. You can accommodate safely and friendly with her assistance. Thanks a lot. 🫶
16 El-Shareef, Cairo, Cairo, 4280143
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Information about the type of meals included in the price is indicated in the rate details.
Meals may be limited during Ramadan.
Couples checking into the same room must present a valid marriage certificate upon check-in. Otherwise, the property may reject the booking or request that a second room be booked.
The cost of accommodation at hotel GA depends on the number of guests and dates. The average cost per night is $88.09.
You can book the hotel GA on ReadyToTrip, with maximum availability of double and single rooms for both daily and long-term stays.
Online payment is available with Visa, Mastercard or American Express cards. Some rooms may be available without prepayment.
Many hotel bookings can be cancelled without penalty several days before check-in, which is convenient if your plans change.
Free Wi-Fi is available to guests of hotel.
Nearest attractions to hotel GA: Pomodoro Restaurant Downtown (0.38 km.), Koshari Abu Tarek (0.55 km.), Abdin Palace (0.62 km.), Tahrir Square (0.73 km.), American University of Cairo (0.78 km.), Ministry of Foreign Affairs (0.81 km.), The Egyptian Museum (0.83 km.)
Check-in at GA Plus Hotel is available 13:00, check-out 12:00.
The nearest metro station Sadat is located at a distance of 740 m. from hotel GA.
El Giza Train Station train station is located just 5 km. away
GA is located 16 km. from Cairo International Airport.
Pomodoro Restaurant Downtown 0.38 km.
Koshari Abu Tarek 0.55 km.
Abdin Palace 0.62 km.
Tahrir Square 0.73 km.
Sadat 0.74 km.
Nasser 0.76 km.
American University of Cairo 0.78 km.
Ministry of Foreign Affairs 0.81 km.
The Egyptian Museum 0.83 km.
Central Bank of Egypt 0.9 km.
House of Representatives, Cairo 0.95 km.
Arab League HQ 0.97 km.
Cairo International Airport 16 km.
Sphinx International Airport 35 km.
(People) The owner of the hotel was there, and he was very friendly. He taught me a lot about the neighborhood. Except him, the hotel staff didn’t seem to be fluent in English. However, they were very sweet and tried to help me as much as they could.
(Place) It took me about 30-40 mins from the airport by Uber. It was not easy to find this hotel when I arrived there from the airport because there’s no prominent sign outside. Moreover, I’m a solo female traveler from Japan, but I could walk outside at night. The road is not clean and the traffic is chaos, but it’s safe to walk.
(Room) I generally spent a good time in my room. The shower water turned hot soon. I just noticed that the clock on the wall was stopped, and didn’t figure out how to turn on the Television.
(Building) The hotel room itself is clean and looks nice, however, the building which the hotel is in is very very very old. You use an old elevator (which is quite scary at first, but you’ll get used to it later) to the second floor to check in. Rooms are on the third floor.