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Reviews of Tahrir Square

• V. Simone

  5

  Reviewed: 2024-03-21

  The hotel is located near el-Tahrir square. We had a large, clean, cozy room (this is not a given in Cairo, hotels are often dirty and uncomfortable). The room also had a balcony, I liked watching the busy streets of Cairo from there. Inside, however, there is a calm and very friendly atmosphere, we felt very comfortable here, everyone is nice and helpful 😊❤️ . The hotel is safe and a place where you come to really relax. Not all hotels there can offer such a calm, pleasant and friendly atmosphere. We were really happy there and we will remember this pleasant hotel ❤️and we will definitely come back when we travel to Cairo again. We loved it there, especially my six year old son loved it here ❤️. And the people who work here and manage the hotel have become our dear friends we will want to meet again ❤️. We hope to come back here again 🥰.

• sami gh

  3

  Reviewed: 2024-03-10

  Tahrir square is the most famous square in cairo , was named after independance day in 1919 , as tahrir means liberation . And witnessed renaming few times but still keeping its original name til today . It comes in 3rd place as importance after Ramses and Ataba square where bus and stations location . Nearby is nile river just 5 min walk , national museum 5 min walk , hilton hotel , metro Al sadat and others . Most of the time is crowded , mainly in rush hour of afternoon .

• Abdulla Mohammed

  5

  Reviewed: 2024-03-07

  Tahrir Square in Cairo holds immense historical significance as a focal point for social and movements in Egypt. Tahrir Square in Cairo is not only a historic site but also a vibrant cultural hub teeming with life and energy. From the bustling street vendors selling traditional delicacies to the captivating street performers showcasing their talents, the square offers a sensory feast for visitors. Families gather for picnics, couples stroll hand in hand, and children play amidst the backdrop of iconic landmarks like the Egyptian Museum and the Nile River. Tahrir Square embodies the pulse of Cairo, where the past seamlessly blends with the present, creating an unforgettable experience for locals and tourists alike.

• John Yong

  5

  Reviewed: 2023-12-26

  The square is the focus of all branches of business and to the major tourist spots, a walkable distance to the museum. The atmosphere is bustling and hustling and most squares are in the mode a roundabout and be watchful if you try to cross as a pedestrian.

• Xiao Zhuo Wen

  4

  Reviewed: 2023-12-20

  The Egyptian Museum, also known as the Egyptian National Museum, is an ancient Egyptian history museum located in Cairo, the capital of Egypt. It houses a collection of 120,000 ancient Egyptian antiquities, the most representative of which are on display in the museum building, while the rest are in storage rooms. The building was built in 1901 by the Italian architectural firm Garozzo-Zaffarani and designed by French architect Marcel Dorgron, becoming one of the largest museums in Egypt.