excl. Breakfast - HRS Rating: 6,80/10 - Luxurious haven for those wishing to explore the ... more
fascinating historic & cultural sights of Cairo.Relaxing and enjoyable destination with an impressive array of sports, leisure and business facilities. City: Egypt...
Location. The Concorde El Salam Hotel is located in Cairo, Egypt, 15 kilometres from the ... more
Egyptian Museum and 30 kilometres from the Sphinx and the Pyramids. Hotel Features. Built in the style of a Georgian manor, with white stucco exterior and cl...
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Location. The Concorde El Salam Hotel is located in Cairo, Egypt, 15 kilometres from the ... more
Egyptian Museum and 30 kilometres from the Sphinx and the Pyramids. Hotel Features. Built in the style of a Georgian manor, with white stucco exterior and cl...
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Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
Located in the tranquil and exclusive suburb of Heliopolis, the hotel is ideal for guests ... more
wishing to explore the sights of Cairo while having a luxurious base away from the chaos of the city. The Concorde El Salam Hotel Cairo is located just ten minute...
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The Concorde El Salam Sharm El Sheik overlooks the Gulf of Aquaba and the Red Sea, which ... more
is widely recognized as the best dive site in the world. Located in the Shark Bay, the hotel features many restaurants, sports activities and entertainment. It's only ten minutes away from Ras Mohammed national park, the first marine park in Egypt. The hotel's many sporting activities include horseback riding, tennis, squash, ice skating and football. The hotel boasts four swimming pools as well. And you'll be in the perfect place from which to enjoy the desert Safari. Standard Sports Area Rooms are located in the sports area on the ground floor with a terrace overlooking a green area and the lake. Standard Front Area Rooms are located in the main hotel area and can be found on both the ground floor and the first floor with either a terrace or balcony overlooking the sea or the garden. Each room has a bathroom, satellite television, air conditioner, safe box, mini bar and hairdryer.
Information: :Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
The Concorde El Salam Sharm El Sheik overlooks the Gulf of Aquaba and the Red Sea, which ... more
is widely recognized as the best dive site in the world. Located in the Shark Bay, the hotel features many restaurants, sports activities and entertainment. It's only ten minutes away from Ras Mohammed national park, the first marine park in Egypt. The hotel's many sporting activities include horseback riding, tennis, squash, ice skating and football. The hotel boasts four swimming pools as well. And you'll be in the perfect place from which to enjoy the desert Safari. Standard Sports Area Rooms are located in the sports area on the ground floor with a terrace overlooking a green area and the lake. Standard Front Area Rooms are located in the main hotel area and can be found on both the ground floor and the first floor with either a terrace or balcony overlooking the sea or the garden. Each room has a bathroom, satellite television, air conditioner, safe box, mini bar and hairdryer.
Information: :Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
Advantages: good location, clean and comfortable Disadvantages: none
The Dutch Golden Tulip hotel chain has two hotels in Egypt. One in Cairo and the other is a resort hotel on the Red Sea. On a recent visit to Cairo, I stayed at the Cairohotel. It is a four star hotel and rooms start at about EUR65 a night.
The hotel is located in Zamalek, an island on the Nile in a fairly quiet area (by Egyptian standards) with lots of shaded avenues and 19th century buildings, including many homes of foreign dignitaries. Zamalek is a great location to be in as there are several western chain fast food restaurants nearby (Pizza Hut, McDonalds, etc.) and a supermarket just around the corner. The hotel also has its own bakery with very good pastries and breads. It is an area that is popular with a lot of foreigners, particularly Europeans. There is also an internet café just across the street.
While there is no ...
Advantages: Obvious - The Pyramids, The Sphinx and the Cairo museum! Disadvantages: Very busy and very polluted but don't let that put you off
need of a holiday I began to think about fulfilling my dream and visiting the Pyramids. However, being a single woman, travelling to Egypt without a companion did not seem sensible and as most of my friends have young children finding a travel companion seemed unlikely so I began to dismiss the idea. Then a friend lent me "The Alchemist" by Paolo Coelho, a modern fable about following your dreams (I intend writing about the book in an article soon) and it inspired me to find a way. Then a work colleague, also a single woman who loves to travel to out of the way places, introduced me to a travel company called Explore (see my article Lone Traveller - you can see the world) and on 20 November 1999 I was on the plane to Cairo.
Arriving in Cairo at midnight and being driven straight to the hotel, my first real sight of the city was early ...
indychick_uk 23.02.2001
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Advantages: the atmosphere and strangeness of the place Disadvantages: don't go if you dislike heat, pollution and stench!
I visited to Egypt in 1998 and stayed at the Luxor Hilton, travelling to Cairo on the overnight train which cost around £20 return per person at that time.
The "sleeper" compartments of the train really just meant large reclining chairs and curtained windows! I remember it being comfortable enough though - one advantage being that you wake at around 8am having slept for most of the journey, and so feel somewhat refreshed - which is lucky because Cairo hits you right between the eyes!
The almost suffocating choke of the city's pollution and dust was quite shocking after the relative peace of Luxor, which is still considered a "village" by many!
The traffic is incredibly busy and crossing the road is to take your life in your hands!
I took a taxi from the train station straight to the Giza Plateau to visit the Pyramids ...
fallon005 17.08.2004
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