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Om Kolthoom Hotel, Cairo

Located on the banks of the River Nile, this 4-star hotel is situated in the Zamalek area of Cairo, which is considered as one of the most elegant and renowned areas of the city.

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Om Kolthoom Hotel, Cairo (Zamalek)

Om Kolthoom Hotel, Cairo (Zamalek)

Located on the banks of the River Nile, this 4-star hotel is situated in the Zamalek area ... more

of Cairo, which is considered as one of the most
elegant and renowned areas of the city. For
meetings and special events, the hotel offers the
fully-renovated KuK...

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Om Kolthoom Hotel, Cairo

Om Kolthoom Hotel, Cairo

Om Kolthoom Hotel and Tower is built on the site of the Om Kolthoom Villa and overlooks ... more

the Nile River and Cairo city. This 16 floor hotel
features 105 air conditioned guestrooms, all of
which include satellite television, telephones,
minibars, sofabed...

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Advantages: Good fun film all around
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Om Shanti Om is a Hindi language (Bollywood) film which was released in November 2007 surrounded by huge publicity. The film stars Shahrukh Khan as Om and Deepika Padukone (in her debut role) as Shanti/Sandi, with Arjun Rampal as Mukesh/Mike. Supporting cast include Kiron Kher, Shreyas Talpade, Bindu, Satish Shah, Javed Sheikh and Yuvika Chaudhry. The film was directed and written by Farah Khan who also had a lot on input into the screenplay as well as being the film's choreographer and it was directed by Shahrukh Khan and his wife Gauri Khan. The film has a 12 certification and runs for about 160 minutes. In 1970s Bombay, Om, a small time actor, dreams of being a big Bollywood star and is infatuated with Shanti who is the biggest leading lady in the industry of the time. He manages to get close to her as due to an accident on set ...

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Comfortable Cairo

Advantages: good location, clean and comfortable
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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 Cairo hotel. 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 ...

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Advantages: Compatible with most OM accessories
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When is an Olympus OM camera not an OM camera? When it's the OM2000. Olympus produced their first camera in the OM range, the OM-1, in the early 1970's. Subsequent models were based on the original design right through to the ultimate model in the series, the wonderful OM-4ti. However, not too long before Olympus ceased production of conventional SLR cameras they released a camera onto the market which was from a different background, though it was still compatible with the vast array of Olympus/Zuiko and aftermarket lenses that were readily available. This was the OM2000. Olympus traditionally produced two ranges side-by-side, single number models (OM-1, 2, 3 and 4) were aimed more at professional users whilst the two figure ones (OM-10, 20, 30 and 40) had features more suitable for the amateur user. So where did a model named ...

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