We stayed at this Movenpick 1 night in May 2007 while we were in transit. This is one of the best hotels we’ve stayed. It is a 5 star hotel that boasts all the superb services synonymous with a 5 star hotel.

The rooms were spacious and clean. The service was excellent. The hotel also offers free transport into Cairo and Giza and small tours can be booked at the hotel

Selected by Overseas Adventure Travel (OAT) for one night both at the beginning and end of tour because of proximity to airport. Not a good location for sight-seeing with the pyramids over 20 miles away and the Citadel and downtown bazaars probably a good 8 miles away. Rooms were clean and maintained. Impressive lobby. Breakfasts and dinner (buffet optional) at the Orangerie were good, nothing remarkable. Be careful when signing your bill in the restaurant. One member of our group was handed and signed a $60 bill intended for a party of 4 sitting next to her. They relented ONLY when they found her original bill.

Only stayed here for one night. Arrived in the dark & left early morning while it was still dark. Reception is quite busy & looks very smart. Lots of staff to book you into your room but they were not too friendly & long delay before finally being shown to the room (considering we arrived at 9pm I would have thought room would have been ready)! Rooms are quite small, but the bed was the most comfortable one I have slept in. We had a view of the pool which looked fab but not enough time to use it. I would go to this hotel again to see what it has to offer in the daylight.

Found room to be tired and shabby. Handle on shower fell off when used. Telephone did not work in our room so early morning wakeup call was made to the bathroom phone.

We were a party of 8 whose order for dinner was taken promptly. However 45 minutes later we were still awaiting our drinks and no sign of food. When we asked for some attention regarding this we were met with arrogance. Presented with WARM glasses with a flourish.
Wine waiter had arguement with waitress in our presence and we believe that the wine had been decanted into a bottle (red wine bottle cork had no colour on it and did not make the usual sound when uncorked).

Food however was good when it finally arrived after about one and a half hours.

At breakfast we showed ourselves to a table as there was nobody there to do so. We were then reprimanded by the waiter for doing this. As we were being ignored we attempted to pour ourselves a cup of coffee from the pot and were in trouble for this as well.

From our observation it would appear that whilst there are adequate staff to serve they are totally disorganised.

Luckily we were only at this hotel for one night. From conversation with other customers it would appear that our treatment was not an isolated case.