Cairo, the capital of Egypt, is an amazing city full of life and movement, and it is that way almost 24 hours every day, with the noisy honking of horns, children playing in the streets and merchants selling their wares and services. And here, the Egyptians are most at home in this powerful, modern and ancient city.
From the Cairo Travel Guide
I stayed here a week and was very happy with the choice: The location is very interesting, not only because it is perfectly downtown, but because the house is also famous from the book "Jacoubian Building" by Ala al-Aswany. The street is noisy (but that is the case for almost every hostel in Cairo), but inside the hostel it was quiet. ... more
We stayed in the hostel in January 2013. We lived in a private room with bathroom, with windows to the street and free wifi. If you are looking for a 5 star hotel you are wrong. But if you want to live with the people in Cairo you are invitet to be part of the family with stuff and guests in the hostel. ... more
You can easily see that owner of this place wants to give you more than bed to sleep and thinks about details (big nicely furnished common room ). You are shown whole place and facilities without asking what is great. ... more
In Cairo
to store our luggage during the day, walked around cairo for a while and are back at our hotel about ...
Posted in African Adventure by OhnoBonobo
Cairo.
a small hotel to the Cairo, zone of Heliopolis, for means of a friend Egyptian. The Cairo is the largest ...
Posted in Travelling by Kamar
Cairo
The final three days of our amazing trip were in Cairo. We stayed in an absolutely wonderful hotel (the Kempinski - a chain of top hotels in many parts of the world except the USA ...
Posted in Sabbatical 2012 by Rrevtom















































































































