2-Star Hotels in Cairo Governorate, Egypt

It's really clean, probably because it's just opened. Good, good, good.

The location is really central, right opposite the Egypt Museum and can be found easily on Uber. The best thing about this hotel is definitely the hospitality of the owners who were always willing to help and chat with us about what we needed or where we wanted to go. Very appreciative of them for that! The room is comfortable enough with working AC and good size bathroom, but be prepared for the noise of traffic from outside as it’s close to a main road. Wifi also didn’t connect well in our room but maybe better for others. Breakfast is simple and more Egyptian/Arabic in style with pita, falafel, cheese and eggs + juice box.

Convenient location for sightseeing in Cairo. The price to stay was reasonable though the room size was small. Street the hotel facing to was not busy. Then, not noisy at such central Cairo. Family managing hotel and staffs were very kind and friendly. The elevator to the reception on the 6th floor was very old and broken down a couple hours. I recommend to stay there.

كانت إقامتي في فندق سوفت هوتيل تجربة رائعة بكل المقاييس. الكادر هنا متميز للغاية، يقدمون خدمة احترافية وودية تجعلك تشعر وكأنك في بيتك. أخص بالذكر السيد محمود، الذي كان مثالاً للترحيب والاهتمام بكل التفاصيل، وساعدني كثيراً خلال فترة إقامتي بابتسامته وروحه الطيبة. أنصح الجميع وبشدة بالاقامة في هذا الفندق المميز إذا كنتم تبحثون عن الراحة، والخدمة الممتازة، والأجواء الهادئة. شكراً لكم على كل شيء! My stay at Soft Hotel was wonderful in every way. The staff here are exceptional, providing professional and friendly service that makes you feel right at home. I especially want to thank Mr. Mahmoud, who was the epitome of hospitality and attentiveness, helping me throughout my stay with his warm smile and kind spirit. I highly recommend everyone to stay at this outstanding hotel if you’re looking for comfort, excellent service, and a peaceful atmosphere. Thank you all for everything!

I am very pleased with the hotel. The service is very friendly, the family atmosphere is great, and the hotel owner is very kind and helpful.

The location is good as it is close to the downtown area. The building may be difficult to find at first glance. It was clean and the room was spacious for the price. The staff was also kind. You can see the whole view of Cairo from the rooftop. The hotel is located in one part of a building, so you have to take an elevator to get to the entrance. The elevator is a different type than in Japan, so it's surprising at first, but it's fun to think of it as an experience. As the reviews said, I think this hotel can be recommended to Japanese people as well.

The staff are friendly, but their service is hit or miss. The female staff are hospitable. The map shows the hotel is located on a main street, but the reception is on the fifth floor in a back alley, so it can be a bit difficult if you don't know how to use the elevator. The shower and toilet are combined, so I wouldn't recommend this hotel to Japanese people who are not used to traveling abroad. The location isn't bad.

Very good B&B, reasonable price, enthusiastic owner, especially on the night of October 4, my phone was running out of battery, I called Uber, the location was not accurate (I found out later), it was 8:30 pm, to be honest, I was a little anxious, so I called the B&B owner, and he came to pick me up without saying anything, thank you very much. To be honest, if you travel, it is more convenient to find Chinese people, first, it is really difficult to communicate in the local language, and second, there are some rules that still need to be reminded by Chinese people. Thank you to the B&B owner, thank you.

The room is clean and spacious, as is the bathroom. Electrical outlets near the bed were not easily accessible. For the other services offered by the hotel we did not have time to use them but there is no information on access times and the price of the services which is a shame. Otherwise establishment in a quiet place and guarded by check points. The team doesn't speak English well so it's difficult to be understood when you don't know Arabic.