Maadi Hotel

No internet in first room. Had to change room. Then, they ask for charge to internet though included in price! Filthy. The only good thing is location.

Awful place! Smelled of cigarette smoke, terrible breakfast, elevator that dropped half a floor, and broken electrical outlets. The neighborhood was a mess as well. I've stayed in crazy places around the world and can handle bad accommodations, but I couldn't wait to get out of this place!

This hotel is in a state of poor repair. The problem is there are really only 2 hotels in Maadi and this one is half the price of the Sofitel. I have stayed at the Sofitel too and it's not much better and certainly not worth twice the price of the Maadi Hotel. So, in the end you can just choose the Maadi Hotel based on price and make the best of it. Just keep your expectations low and you won't be disappointed.

The hotel need a lot of maintenace, particulary in AC, and Lefts. No Parking and you will find your self immediately in the middle of congested traffic street. So noisy at night with dog barking and people fights.

Having stayed at the hotel seven years before and lived in the town (suburb of Cairo) I knew what to expect and exactly what the location was. It's very close to anything you need in Maadi including the metro to go into Cairo. I had no worries about safety or security, taking usual precautions. Breakfast salads were fresh and other Egyptian-type items adequate and copious. This hotel does not cater too much to the luxury tourist trade but more for the working or business man. One can see that some years ago this hotel might have seen grander days. There is noise in the street from traffic, but not too late and the call to prayer sounds at about 5:30am. This is a Muslim country. The price was right for me and comfort was all I needed. Room cleaned, fresh and clean linens, no complaints.