Hilton Cairo World Trade Center Residence

Stayed here with my 11yr old son and partner after a 7 night cruise in Luxor. As others have stated the rooms are huge. Suite's really, the bedrooms are very nice, the loungeroom massive, and the balcony also very large. The kitchen was un-renovated, but usable I'm sure. Lobby? what lobby? I hate to say this as Alaa and Ahmed, the waiters were very kind and polite, and tried their best to make us comfortable but the buffet breakfast was the worst we encounted in Egypt. Best was Movenpick Pyramids, then our boat Crown... more

If you are looking for a HUGE room then this is the place for you but beware that it is a little off the beaten track and the surrounding neighborhood is not very nice. My dad and I stayed here after a two week cruise so after sharing a small inside cabin on the ship we were thrilled with the room at this hotel. 2 big bedrooms, each with their own bathroom, an extra spare room, big living and dining room plus a kitchen (great for freezing bottles of water for your day trips). There was also a balcony. Room was very clean. Hotel... more

Stayed here with 4 other friends all in our Early 20's for a week this May. The room was huge and comfortable, styling is a little dated and one of the bathrooms was a little dingy but overall a fantastic deal for the price, service was exceptional, food in restaurant was great despite its small size. The pool was always clean and welcoming with plenty of chairs for sunbathing. In all a great experience and great stay.

We stayed at this hotel for 3 nights in March as a family of 5. We had booked a two bedrooms a suite/apartment. The decor of the suites was average, but its huge and perfect for the purpose. Good views of the river and the city. It is close to a shopping mall and taxi are available from outside to take to every where else you want to go. There was kitchen was well for any tea/coffee needs or more if you like. The worst part was the breakfast. It was shocking to see the buffet not replensihed and a compelet mess everytime.... more

We stayed here for only 1 night on our last day in Cairo before flying home the next day. Would have loved to stay at this hotel longer. We are a group of 8 and occupied 2 units. The apartments are huge and very comfortable. Great view of the area from our 13th floor unit. The restaurant is small and food is decent and moderately priced. Great value hotel.

Our family of 5 stayed at the Hilton WTC Residences for 4 nights in January 2008. We were in a HUGE apartment comprising 2 bedroom, plus study (which is really a 3rd bedroom), 2 bathrooms, 3 toilets, enormous lounge/dining area with large balcony overlooking the city, a separate kitchen and laundry. We were on the 13th floor. We chose this hotel for the space, and particularly so we could use the kitchen. Knowing how fussy our teenagers are with what they eat, especially in a city like Cairo, we wanted to make some of our own meals.... more

Arriving at Cairo airport we do wish the guide book or the flight attendants had told us you are supposed to queue at the currency exchange and buy your Visa stamps. If you have already queued in passport control you have to then leave the queue and start again. You will either need Egyptian Pounds or American Dollars. After passport control where they stick the visa stamps in your passport you go and collect your luggage. Beware of any locals trying to be chatty. Somehow "sales people" for tour companies are allowed to mingle... more

Our family of 5 stayed here for 4 nights and we found this property to be the best choice in all of Cairo for families or those who want more than just a hotel room at a hotel room price. The lobby is very attractive, modern and clean. The Royal Suite we booked consisted of 2 bedrooms, a huge living room/dining room, a full kitchen, an office that also has a bed (3rd bedroom), 3 bathrooms (2 with bathtub and shower), and a massive balcony overlooking the city. The rooms were slightly dated, but not to the point where it was in... more

I travelled to cairo with my wife and three kids aged 4,10 & 3. This hotel isn't really like a hotel at all more of a residence with some hotel facilities. It is a large apartment with a good size lounge and dining area a decent kitchen with a dishwasher, three toilets two showers one bath and a good size terrace.Two decent size bedrooms two tvs and lots of storage space. Aircon works well but is a little noisy. There is a twenty by ten metre pool which overlooks the nile. This sounds small but i never saw anybody else use... more

Stayed for 4 nights in Feb 2006. Family of 4 with two boys aged 6 and 8. Booked through expedia. All went well with bookings but they do want to see your booking details so print it off before you go. Huge apartments so great if you need the space but a bit dated inside. Small restaurant but food OK and safe! Tell me a Hilton anywhere else in the world where a family of 4 can stuff for dinner and get change from £20 ($30). We ate there most of the time. Staff are very friendly, esp in the restaurant. We read a lot about getting ripped off... more