Le Passage has apparently changed hands recently and this has been associated with poor staff training.
It is situated right in the airport which is convenient but the room we had was noisy with the piano in the lobby intrusive into the evening, there was a party going on somewhere near and the staff were chatting in the corridor into the early hours.
The reception staff do not speak English all that well and the checking out is slow. The rooms could do with freshening up.
If you want convenience, it's OK.

We stayed at Le Passage (formerly Movenpick Heliopolis) in Cairo for about 6 hours on our way back from Libya. The hotel has a free shuttle bus (a white mini-van), but we couldn't find it in the airport carpark (it was 3:30am though). I think "Le Passage" is written on only one side of the bus in English, so check both sides. We ended up paying 40EGP for a taxi - its a two minute drive, so if you do take a taxi don't pay too much. You have to put your luggage through a scanner before you enter the foyer. The room was ok - the bed and pillows were comfortable. The bathroom wasn't so good. I thought there was no hot water until I realised the hot tap had a blue symbol on it. At breakfast my husband sat down and was then told he had to move to the other side of the room. After breakfast we were told we had to sign for 70EGP despite breakfast being included in the room charge. We weren't charged for the breakfast at check-out, but it was confusing to have to sign for something that looked like a bill. "

don't spend your time in this hotel!! try to imagine: after a daytour we wish to have a "good sleep": impossible! why? because of a wedding starting around 6pm till 4/5 am!! arabic music during all the night,
and when you ask to the reception if it is an hotel they answer: of course! but tonight there is a party!! NEVER AGAIN!