Top 7 der besten Hotels in der Nähe der besten Nachtclubs in Kairo, Ägypten

Dieses Hotel befindet sich in der luxuriösen Gegend von Kairo — Garden City, am Ufer des Nils. Es bietet einen hervorragenden Blick, ich habe davon geträumt, es während meines Urlaubs jeden Tag zu sehen.

When I was looking for interesting nightclubs and bars, I found this jazz bar. And how surprising it was that it is located in the Kempinski hotel! The club had good reviews, as there is live music and they play DJ sets. Live music can be enjoyed every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday starting at 9:30 PM. My friend will definitely appreciate this atmosphere of fun and dancing until the morning. The prices here are nice: for around 50 dollars, you can choose full meals and drinks. And the most convenient part is that the way home will take minimal time: just go up to your floor to your room!

I chose the upgraded double "Nile" with 2 separate beds, from where there is a wonderful view of the river! The room is not super big, but it's not small either. It seemed to me that for a five-star hotel, it is designed quite simply, but it is clean here and pleasant to be. It's great that the price of accommodation includes free access to the spa center (sauna, jacuzzi, steam room); after night dancing, visiting the spa is the most wonderful activity! I also liked the spacious bathroom in nice shades. Of course, there’s one sink; I would have preferred two for convenience, but that's not so critical. And about the beds, some said they seemed uncomfortable due to the firm mattresses and low-quality pillows, but some liked everything.

The hotel has a rooftop pool and a bar with drinks. I think this will be our regular spot during hot days. Although, according to some guests, it needs updating and seems smaller than in the photos. Many suggest adding more sun loungers, which I agree with, there aren't that many even in the pictures.

They say that the breakfast here is simply exceptional. A large selection of delicious dishes from Arab and European cuisine is offered, including gluten-free options. Great!

This hotel has wonderful panoramic windows with a beautiful view of the Nile and spacious rooms. I thought it was a great place for our vacation.

This bar, located in The St. Regis Cairo hotel, was listed among the best nightlife venues. Everyone praises the live music, cool atmosphere, and design. It's a very authentic place, and I think it's worth visiting for a change, especially since it's right in the same building. As for prices, you need to check at the reception; I couldn't find any information about them on the website.

I really liked the deluxe room with 2 queen beds and a partial view of the Nile, from where you can also see the city and the pool. It has a huge bedroom, a luxurious bathroom with two sinks and a bathtub where you can lie down and relax. According to reviews, I noticed that there are periodic issues with the air conditioning, ventilation, and noise from neighboring rooms, but the impressions regarding cleanliness were positive, which makes me very happy.

We don’t skip breakfast, so I was happy to learn that it is served here in a buffet style and has an amazing taste. For example, many praise individual dishes, such as freshly made waffles and pancakes. Also, the restaurant has a wonderful atmosphere and an impressive view of the Nile. Many said that the selection of dishes is somewhat limited, and I would like more healthy options and they didn’t always bring the correct room service orders, but overall I didn’t see any major complaints.

Among the hotel's restaurants, the Singaporean Tian-Ma and the Italian La Zisa are particularly praised. I think we will definitely visit them.

This hotel is located in the lively Zamalek area, which has a lot of nightlife. I heard reviews about it, so I decided it definitely should be on my list.

In general, besides the close proximity to the clubs Pier88, Pascià, Harris Bar, and Aperitivo, the hotel has a casino where you can also have a great evening (if you don't get carried away), and they often host parties with DJ performances.

From the reviews, I've gathered that these clubs are quite good. The prices are quite reasonable, within 50 dollars you can order anything from cocktails to main courses. We will definitely go and check it out.

Of course, due to such a lively area, it will be quite noisy, but it's active and fun.

I liked the "Garden" suite with 2 double beds and a balcony. It offers a view of a calm and beautiful garden. Waking up to such a view is a separate kind of pleasure. However, from reviews, I learned that the rooms are quite outdated: with worn furniture, unfashionable decor, and bathrooms that need significant updating. There were also issues with service, a faulty air conditioner, slow room service, and insufficient cleanliness. I understand that not everyone will encounter this, but it's good to know.

The hotel has a spa center, many praise the sauna and relaxation area, but sometimes the steam room can be out of order, yet overall the spa services and staff are top-notch, many were satisfied.

There is also a small pool located inside a beautiful garden, but due to its size, it can get crowded, especially on weekends. And I don't really like such close proximity.

The stunning view of the Nile and the large pool captivated me, and I decided to add this hotel to my list! 

In general, the nightlife in the area of The Nile Ritz-Carlton in Cairo is quite lively. Nearby are the nightclubs NOX and Ritz Bar. The former has a rooftop lounge with signature cocktails and performances by local DJs on Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday evenings. At Ritz Bar, you can visit a classic cocktail bar that's open until 3 AM.

In these bars, it's necessary to reserve tables in advance, and the reservation will cost from 50 dollars. 

I would choose to stay in a room with two beds and a balcony. I can already imagine standing on it, admiring the sunrise over the Nile and sipping my first cup of coffee, smiling at the memories of yesterday's fun. The room itself is spacious, and I was pleasantly surprised by the bathroom. In this hotel, I liked it much more than in the previous ones.

According to reviews, the rooms are comfortable and clean, although some could be updated to match the overall luxury of the place.

Of course, I want to mention the impressive size of the pool. Many guests have called it the biggest they have ever seen, measuring 50 meters in length. It has a comfortable temperature, is clean and well-maintained, with an amazing area and cozy cabanas.

Guests often praise the spa area, where excellent facial treatments and massages are offered, but some believe that the spa services are too expensive. However, I think this is a personal matter; what matters is that the quality and service are truly worth it.

I really liked the ambiance of Waldorf Astoria Cairo Heliopolis: both the grounds and its design, as well as the decoration of the rooms. The last three hotels are my favorites in terms of appearance, I saved them for last!  

There are indeed many nightclubs and discos in the area to suit any taste and budget. They range from 820 to 1,600 Egyptian pounds, which is from 15 to 40 dollars. This includes Sachi bar, Rossini piano bar, and Wire – a small bar in the Korba area, as well as the jazz bar Bar Raa located in the Waldorf Astoria Heliopolis hotel, where live music is played on Thursdays and Fridays. Also, The Smokery and Pinchos in the 1920s boutique hotel. You can either sit with a cocktail or dance. It will suit both me and my friend!

I really remember the double room suite with 2 double beds and a beautiful view of the city. Although in the photos they don't look that big, I hope the sizes are different in reality. The bathroom is great, but there is no shower curtain or divider. It will be a bit inconvenient to wash, and all the water will end up on the floor. Of course, the angle of the photo may have influenced this, but I also didn't see anything in the other rooms.

There is a pool and spa here, just like in the previous hotels, which I am immensely happy about. There is also an excellent lobby and lounge area. Such a huge space, filled with trees inside, simply amazed me. I did not expect such grandeur. We will be able to relax wonderfully here after the night parties!

This hotel has a rooftop terrace with a pool, offering a wonderful view of Cairo and the pyramids. I would love to live in a place like this! How beautiful it is here!

In general, there is a nightclub on the hotel premises, but also not far from it — the modern and stylish Tamarai club. There are outdoor and indoor areas. I really liked the atmosphere of this place. But it should be noted that the prices are above average: many dishes cost around 200 Egyptian pounds, and appetizers — 100 pounds. For example, cocktails are around 70 pounds, and bottles of decent wine are in the range of several hundred pounds. Thus, a bottle of Johnnie Walker Black Label costs over 1000 pounds. And it's important to know that these prices do not include an additional 10% tax and a 12% service charge.

I would choose a room with a panoramic view of the Nile. They offer options with either one bed or two. I liked the color scheme of the room, the pleasant beige, and the luxurious panoramic window, and overall the atmosphere of the room. The beds are super comfortable, large and high, sleeping on them will be a pleasure.

There are several restaurants here that serve cuisines from different countries. For example, at the Asian Fusion Saigon restaurant and lounge, they prepare exquisite Asian dishes, while L’Uliveto offers Italian snacks. It's great that the table can be set both outdoors and on the panoramic terrace on the hotel roof. I think the view from there is unforgettable. And at Bab El Nil, they prepare Middle Eastern cuisine and host evening entertainment programs.

The last hotel on my list is designed like a palace! Of course, I couldn't pass it by😍

There are several cool places with nightclubs nearby. The first one is 3am Club. Here you can listen to music from famous DJs, dance, watch belly dance shows, try dishes, and relax with cocktails and various drinks. Another club is 1897 The Bar & Cigar Lounge. They serve cocktails, wines, cigars, and premium beverages, and on special days, live music is played. Prices are average for Cairo, ranging from 800 to 4000 Egyptian pounds, which is up to 80 dollars.

There are rooms with two beds, but they are all single beds. Of course, this option will work, but I would like the best for my vacation. There's also an option with one very large double bed. I will think about it, maybe I will consider it too. Overall, I like the design, except for some that are decorated a bit too much like a palace and not very stylish, in my opinion. Among all the options, I liked the one overlooking the pool, although the choice was small: either city or pool. I like how the blue water blends with the surrounding environment. 

Nearby the hotel is the Abdel Maksoud market. You can buy local goods and souvenirs there. I'm sure we will definitely visit such a place. Also, not far away is the Cairo Festival City shopping mall. A day dedicated to shopping is guaranteed for us!