The moment you set foot in Four Seasons Hotel Cairo at Nile Plaza, you’ll be captivated by its lush surroundings and elegant vibes. The fusion of modern-age luxury and panoramic Nile views of the ancient city is a once-in-a-lifetime ambiance worth waking up to.
The hotel is in the heart of Cairo in one of its chicest neighborhoods, Garden City. The prime location doesn’t just offer you a breathtaking vista of the iconic river, but also easy access to the capital’s important sites.
Fans of ancient Egyptian history can stroll to the Egyptian Museum. If you fancy architecture, then a tour around downtown is a must, and if you’re up for an aerial view of the city, Cairo Tower is less than a 10-minute taxi ride away.
- Only at
this ultra-luxe Cairo hotel can you dine at one of the Seven Wonders of the
Ancient World. Head into the desert via horse and carriage and indulge in a
flavorful meal (curated to your tastes) beneath the stars while a sound and
light show illuminates the pyramids and the mysterious Sphinx.
- Enjoy a
romantic retreat fit for a pharaoh at the property’s aromatic spa. The sumptuous Royal Couple Suite has
two massage tables, its own Jacuzzi, sauna, and steam room, as well as a small,
isolated lounge with an exhilarating Nile view.
- Egyptian
art is more than just dusty hieroglyphs. Get a glimpse of celebrated local
artist Farouk Hosny’s work
in the lobby— more
than 200 of his abstract paintings and sculptures are housed in the hotel’s ground-floor gallery.
- A
last-minute makeover or blowout is made easy at Cairo’s Four Seasons. Al Sagheer
Salon, one of Egypt’s best hair studios, has two branches
at the luxury hotel: one for men (next to the spa entrance) and the other for ladies
at the high-end Beymen department store.
- Four
Seasons Hotel Cairo at Nile Plaza is the only downtown property (and one of the
few in Cairo) with an indoor heated pool. This serene sanctuary is for adults
only.
- Getting
to the luxury hotel can be a bit frustrating during Cairo’s notorious morning and
evening rush hours. However, its great location (only a five-minute drive from
downtown) makes it a strategic home base.
- Not all
rooms enjoy water views. To wake up to a breathtaking vista, book one of the Premier
Nile Rooms or a spacious suite, such as the Four Seasons Executive Suite, which
also happens to have a large balcony.
- A
24-hour gym overlooking the Nile is on hand for those looking to squeeze in a
quick workout. Thirty- and 60-minute training sessions can be booked if you
prefer a little more direction.
- The
bright and airy accommodations start at a spacious 495 square feet with
floor-to-ceiling windows. Most rooms have balconies to help you make the most
of your Nile-front stay.
- The
Corniche Suite possesses a super-smart layout. The roomy living area can be
closed off with sliding wooden doors, allowing for extra privacy in the
river-facing bedroom and balcony.
- For an
ultra-luxurious stay, book a Presidential or Royal Suite. Situated on the top
floors of the Cairo hotel, these luxurious accommodations boast extra space for
entertaining (dining areas, kitchens, living rooms) and marble bathrooms filled
with Bulgari amenities.
- Ample
bathrooms come with bathtubs, separate showers and double vanities. Green
marble countertops, colorful rugs and fresh flowers add a dash of character the
neutral-toned spaces.
- The luxury
hotel’s signature restaurant, Zitouni, serves traditional
Egyptian cuisine and an authentic atmosphere, complete with even more Nile
views. The 24-hour dining room runs on an open buffet basis with the finest
Arabic delicacies on display.
- The first international outpost of the popular Milan restaurant Bullona resides in the hotel. Take a seat in the chic, modern dining room amid striking Italian art for Mediterranean plates, such as squid ink black cod and roasted Alaskan king crab.
- Chinese restaurant 8 hosts a dim sum buffet brunch every Friday. Dine on barbecue chicken buns, chicken and crab meat Shanghai dumplings, and deep-fried seafood wontons while you toast to the weekend.
Transport yourself to Italy while gazing at the banks of the Nile at Riviera. Inside the bright, sea-blue-accented Pierre-Yves Rochon-designed dining room, sit under a ceiling fresco of sunny skies and savor updated classic dishes like agnolotti with smoked eggplant, lemon butter sauce and housemade baked ricotta, and tegamaccio, a seafood stew with seabass, calamari, prawns, mussels, salmon and roasted cherry tomatoes.
Near the pool, you’ll find the indoor-outdoor restaurant Byblos. Go there to enjoy Lebanese fare, ranging from hot (like sambousek, stuffed with cream, mozzarella, halloumi and mint) and cold mezze (like hummus) to entrées like chargrilled lamb shank and chicken shawarma.
24-hour room service 
Babysitting services
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Gym
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Pet friendly
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