Best for
Nile Plaza combines a riverside setting with Garden City's business district, suiting travelers who want their Cairo base by the water.
Best for
Nile Plaza combines a riverside setting with Garden City's business district, suiting travelers who want their Cairo base by the water.
What makes it special
Book the full-day Citadel, mosques and Khan Khalili Bazaar tour to explore Cairo's religious architecture and market with an English-speaking guide.
Room to consider
Choose a Pool Terrace Room for direct access to the pool deck; this category accommodates guests aged twelve and above.
Insider tip
Ask the concierge about airport meet-and-assist services before arrival if you would value a representative's help with customs and immigration formalities.
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At Four Seasons Hotel Cairo at Nile Plaza, private river-facing terraces bring the Nile into the room experience. The hotel stands on Corniche El Nil in Garden City, with central Cairo's museums, business addresses and cultural venues within reach. Egyptian art fills the public spaces, and the dining ranges from regional cooking at Zitouni to Cantonese dishes at 8. Outdoor pools and an indoor spa pool add another dimension to this riverside city hotel.
Rooms with twin beds can connect to another guest room.
Floor-to-ceiling windows overlook the Citadel and the hotel's pool. Blue upholstery and a patterned carpet add color around the wood-framed bed and writing desk. An armchair with a padded footrest stands beside the window, while framed photographs hang above the seating. The room occupies floors six through 30.
The bathroom combines a deep soaking tub with a separate shower. Two basins sit in a dark counter beneath a broad mirror, with wood cabinetry below. Wall lights flank the mirror, and the bathing area is finished in marble.
Floor-to-ceiling windows overlook the Citadel and the hotel's pool. Blue upholstery and a patterned carpet add color around the wood-framed bed and writing desk. An...
Balcony doors open toward the Citadel and the pool. A writing desk and cushioned armchair sit beside the window, with framed photographs along the wall. Blue upholstery and a geometric carpet contrast with the warm wood headboard and bedside cabinets. Full-length curtains frame the doors to the private terrace.
The bathroom is finished in marble, with a broad mirror over two basins. Its dark vanity counter sits beside a built-in tub and a separate shower. A small round table stands near the armchair in the sleeping area. These rooms are on floors nine through 30.
Balcony doors open toward the Citadel and the pool. A writing desk and cushioned armchair sit beside the window, with framed photographs along the wall....
Tall windows face the Citadel and pool from floors 25 through 27. Pierre Yves Rochon's interior pairs cream furniture with gold-patterned wallpaper. In the king layout, a curved padded headboard rises beside a pale two-drawer cabinet and shaded lamp.
A round table and two tan chairs sit by built-in shelving. The full marble bathroom includes twin basins beneath a broad mirror, a tub along the wall and a separate shower. Decorative trim outlines the ceiling and vanity cabinet.
Tall windows face the Citadel and pool from floors 25 through 27. Pierre Yves Rochon's interior pairs cream furniture with gold-patterned wallpaper. In the king...
Cream upholstery, gold-patterned wallpaper and pale cabinetry shape Pierre Yves Rochon's design. The padded headboard has a gently curved top, with a shaded lamp on the bedside cabinet. A small round table and two tan chairs sit beside built-in shelves. The private terrace overlooks the Citadel and the pool.
In the marble bathroom, a broad mirror spans the double vanity. A built-in tub runs along the side wall, with a separately enclosed shower nearby. Decorative molding follows the pale ceiling and cabinetry. The room is on floors 25 through 27.
Cream upholstery, gold-patterned wallpaper and pale cabinetry shape Pierre Yves Rochon's design. The padded headboard has a gently curved top, with a shaded lamp on...
A private terrace looks across the river toward Zamalek. Indoors, a blue armchair stands beside the doors, with a small round table and patterned cushion. Framed photographs hang over the seating, while a writing desk sits on the other side of the window. Wood millwork and patterned carpet continue through the room. Small reading lights curve over the bedside cabinets, beneath a ceiling fixture with dark shades.
In the bathroom, two basins are set in a dark vanity counter under a large mirror. The deep built-in tub stands beside its separate shower. Shaded bedside lamps and full-length curtains complete the sleeping area. The category occupies floors six through 30.
A private terrace looks across the river toward Zamalek. Indoors, a blue armchair stands beside the doors, with a small round table and patterned cushion....
An intimate sitting area shares the main room with the sleeping space. The outlook reaches across the river to Zamalek, while bright wood finishes and detailed millwork shape the interior. The window sits at the far end of the room, beyond the seating and bed.
The marble bathroom has a deep soaking tub and a separate shower. Two basins share a dark vanity counter under a wide mirror, with wall lights on either side. The category occupies floors six through 24 and floor 28.
An intimate sitting area shares the main room with the sleeping space. The outlook reaches across the river to Zamalek, while bright wood finishes and...
Sliding doors separate the bedroom from the sitting room. A sofa, armchair and low rectangular table form the lounge, with a writing desk along the side wall. A round mirror and framed artwork hang above the furniture. Floor-to-ceiling windows bring the Nile and Zamalek into view.
Wood trim outlines the wide bedroom opening, while chandeliers and shaded lamps light the two spaces. The marble bathroom has twin basins set into a dark counter beneath a broad mirror. A built-in tub sits beside a separate shower enclosure. These suites are on floors six through 30.
Sliding doors separate the bedroom from the sitting room. A sofa, armchair and low rectangular table form the lounge, with a writing desk along the...
Pierre Yves Rochon designed this interior in a palette of cream and gold. A curved padded headboard sits against patterned wallpaper, beside a pale bedside cabinet with ring pulls. A round table and two tan chairs stand next to built-in shelves. Doors open onto a private terrace overlooking the river and city. The shelves hold blue vases above pale cabinet doors.
The marble bathroom has two basins beneath a wide mirror. A built-in tub sits on one side, with a separate shower nearby. Pale panels and decorative molding continue the room's design into the bathing area. These rooms occupy floors 25 through 27.
Pierre Yves Rochon designed this interior in a palette of cream and gold. A curved padded headboard sits against patterned wallpaper, beside a pale bedside...
The bedroom opens through a wide internal doorway into a separate living room. A dark upholstered sofa and an armchair surround a low table, beneath a chandelier with small shades. Wood-framed doors lead from the lounge to a furnished terrace, with the river and Zamalek beyond its decorative railing. A tall, diamond-tufted headboard rises over the bedroom pillows.
A writing table stands along the living-room wall, apart from the sofa. In the main bathroom, two basins share a dark counter, with a built-in tub and separate shower alongside. Marble finishes surround the bathing area. These suites occupy floors seven through 30.
The bedroom opens through a wide internal doorway into a separate living room. A dark upholstered sofa and an armchair surround a low table, beneath...
Sliding bedroom doors give this suite two distinct interior spaces. Floor-to-ceiling windows look across the river and city. Pierre Yves Rochon's design combines cream tones with gold-patterned finishes. The living area includes a beige sofa and a low coffee table beside built-in cabinetry.
A pale padded headboard and shaded bedside lamp continue the soft palette in the bedroom. The marble bathroom pairs a double vanity with a wide mirror. A built-in tub sits alongside the separate shower enclosure. Decorative molding edges the ceiling. These suites occupy floors 25 through 27.
Sliding bedroom doors give this suite two distinct interior spaces. Floor-to-ceiling windows look across the river and city. Pierre Yves Rochon's design combines cream tones...
The living room opens onto a broad furnished terrace above the river. A dark sofa faces a low rectangular table, with a cream armchair beside the doors. Framed artwork hangs over the seating, and wood finishes continue through the cabinetry and door frames. The bedroom is separate from this lounge.
Inside, the main bathing area is finished in marble. This category occupies floors six through 29. Floor-to-ceiling bedroom windows also take in Cairo's landmarks.
The living room opens onto a broad furnished terrace above the river. A dark sofa faces a low rectangular table, with a cream armchair beside...
A warm cream-and-gold palette surrounds the open sleeping and sitting areas. Pierre Yves Rochon's design pairs a padded headboard with patterned wallpaper and pale bedside cabinetry. A shaded lamp rests on the cabinet beside the bed. The room's windows look out across the river and the city.
A twin-basin vanity stands below the large bathroom mirror, with a built-in tub against the adjacent wall. The shower is enclosed separately. Decorative molding edges the ceiling above the bathing area. These rooms are on floors 21 and 22.
A warm cream-and-gold palette surrounds the open sleeping and sitting areas. Pierre Yves Rochon's design pairs a padded headboard with patterned wallpaper and pale bedside...
Light colors run through this one-bedroom interior by Pierre Yves Rochon. A cream sofa with blue cushions faces the living area, beside a blue armchair. Built-in shelves display decorative objects and books around the doorway to the bedroom. A small round dining table seats two.
Doors from the lounge open onto a furnished terrace above the river, with Cairo's landmarks beyond. The marble bathroom includes a double vanity beneath a full-width mirror and a soaking tub. Mirrored sliding doors lead toward the closet. The category is on floors 25 to 27.
Light colors run through this one-bedroom interior by Pierre Yves Rochon. A cream sofa with blue cushions faces the living area, beside a blue armchair....
Pierre Yves Rochon's design extends through a separate bedroom and living area. A cream sofa and round coffee table sit near the doorway between the two spaces. In the bedroom, a padded headboard, paisley wallpaper and a bench at the foot of the bed continue the pale interior palette.
The furnished terrace looks across the river toward Cairo's landmarks. Indoors, the marble bathroom has two basins, a full-width mirror and a large soaking tub with a separate shower. A walk-in closet adjoins the bathing area. The suite occupies floors 25 through 27.
Pierre Yves Rochon's design extends through a separate bedroom and living area. A cream sofa and round coffee table sit near the doorway between the...
The 30-story building rises among Garden City's Belle Époque and Art Deco mansions. Its own interiors combine Art Deco furnishings with contemporary Egyptian work, including paintings by Farouk Hosny. The lobby gallery houses more than 200 paintings and sculptures, giving the arrival spaces a substantial art collection. Pierre-Yves Rochon designed selected Premium rooms and suites, where the river outlook is paired with furnished terraces and carefully detailed interiors.
There are 371 accommodations, comprising 270 guest rooms and 101 suites. The Nile-View Room measures 46 square meters and has a king bed or two twin beds. The Grand Nile-View Room increases the space to 59 square meters, with a king bed, sofa bed and room for a crib. Superior and Citadel-view categories provide other outlooks within the collection, so a river view is a specific room choice.
The Premium Nile-View Room occupies floors 25 to 27. Its private terrace faces the river, and a full marble bathroom accompanies the king bedroom. A coffee machine and tea kettle are useful for mornings on the terrace. For a longer stay, the 96-square-meter Premium Diplomatic Suite separates the bedroom from a living area and adds a furnished outdoor space. A guest powder room sits alongside the full marble bathroom, allowing visitors to use the shared space without entering the bedroom's bathroom. Laundry and pressing services are available, and selected rooms and suites have connecting options.
The Premium Presidential Suite has two bedrooms with king beds across 230 square meters. Separate living and dining areas open the layout beyond the bedrooms, while a large terrace looks across the Nile. Two full marble bathrooms and a powder room serve the suite. It accommodates up to five adults, or two adults and three children ages twelve or younger. The extra bedroom makes it a distinct option for a family or a small group staying together.
The outdoor pools occupy a landscaped rooftop setting with loungers, shaded seating and space to swim. They are heated, and a shallow children's pool gives younger guests their own area. Inside the Spa and Wellness Centre, the heated lap pool sits beneath a domed glass ceiling. This indoor pool welcomes guests ages sixteen and older. The indoor and outdoor settings therefore serve different parts of a stay, with family swimming outside and a dedicated adult setting within the spa.
The spa has 13 treatment rooms and a menu of massages, body scrubs, masks and facials. Its Cleopatra Bath Ritual uses milk, honey and rose petals; the Moroccan Bath Ritual uses olive-based black soap and Moroccan clay. Phytomer products feature in the facial treatments. Couples can book the Royal Couple Suite, which looks over the Nile. A sauna and steam room complement the treatment facilities.
The fitness center also looks onto the Nile through floor-to-ceiling windows. Cardio and weight-training equipment support independent workouts, with personal trainers available for individual sessions. A whirlpool and cold plunge pool are among the wider wellness facilities. Together with the indoor lap pool, the gym provides practical space for an exercise routine during an extended business visit or a sightseeing stay.
Zitouni anchors the hotel's Egyptian dining. Fattah, mezze and regional buffet dishes introduce a broad range of local cooking, with breakfast, lunch and dinner served here. Signature dishes include lamb shank with cinnamon rice and spicy tomato sauce, as well as stuffed vine leaves with grilled lamb chops. Maamoul with keshta adds a traditional sweet to the selection. The restaurant's emphasis on Egyptian dishes makes it a useful first encounter with the country's food as well as a regular dining option during a longer visit.
At 8, Cantonese cooking comes with Nile views. Dim sum and Peking duck are central to the menu, with the duck accompanied by spring onion, cucumber and sauces. Bullona has a different evening character, combining Mediterranean cooking with Italian influences and a DJ-led atmosphere. Seafood and specialty pasta feature prominently, including a rock lobster Catalana salad. Its contemporary dining room faces the river, extending the Nile setting into dinner.
Riviera focuses on coastal Italian cuisine, including handmade pasta and seafood. Byblos brings Lebanese mezze, charcoal-grilled lamb and fish to a poolside setting. For an outdoor meal, Upper Deck Lounge serves Levantine dishes on its terrace, including manakish, mezze and charcoal-grilled plates for sharing. The Pool provides lighter meals, salads and grilled dishes beside the water. These venues give the pool level a dining role beyond drinks on a lounger.
Beymen Café sits inside Beymen Mall beneath a tall stained-glass ceiling. Its menu includes salads, sandwiches and sushi, with desserts and a display of chocolate confections. A meal or coffee here fits between shopping and other plans without leaving the hotel complex. La Galerie adds afternoon tea, specialty coffee, pastries and light meals among modern Egyptian art. The Bar has an Art Deco interior, cocktails and Nile views, with live music forming part of its evening character.
Family support includes babysitting, child-sized bathrobes, children's toiletries and childproofing items. Cribs or rollaway beds can be arranged within the selected room's capacity. The concierge prepares family itineraries and can arrange a felucca ride on the Nile, giving children a view of the city from the water. Children's menus and day-and-night in-room dining also make it possible to eat around a family's schedule. Egyptian lentil soup and cold mezze appear alongside international choices on the room-service menu.
The Egyptian Museum and Cairo Opera House are central-city outings from Garden City. The hotel's private touring options also extend to the Pyramids of Giza and Grand Egyptian Museum, with other routes covering the Citadel, mosques and Khan el-Khalili. Old Cairo and the Coptic Museum provide another focus, while Zamalek has contemporary art to explore. These are separate journeys across Cairo and Giza, with the concierge able to coordinate transport and guides around the places that interest you.
Cairo International Airport is approximately 25 kilometers away. The hotel estimates around 45 minutes by car, with the actual journey dependent on traffic. Airport transfers can be arranged to the hotel's address at 1089 Corniche El Nil, Garden City.
Works by Egyptian artist Farouk Hosny in the lobby introduce you to local art without adding another museum visit to your itinerary.
Zitouni's Egyptian buffet lets you sample regional dishes in one meal, offering a practical introduction to the country's cooking during your stay.
Four-hour express laundry helps you reuse clothes during a longer Cairo stay, reducing the amount you need to bring in your suitcase.
1089 Corniche El Nil, Garden City, Cairo, 11519, Egypt
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Yes. Four Seasons Hotel Cairo at Nile Plaza is a strong choice for travelers who want a luxury stay on the Nile. The hotel combines river views, large rooms, dining, spa facilities, pools, and a central Cairo location in Garden City.
The hotel is in downtown Cairo's Garden City area, directly along the Nile River. This setting works well for guests who want Nile views, central access, and easy drives to museums, markets, and historic landmarks.
Four Seasons Hotel Cairo at Nile Plaza has 371 rooms and suites. The total includes 270 guest rooms and 101 suites. The hotel rises 30 storeys, so many accommodations have broad views across the Nile, city, or pool areas.
Rooms and suites are spacious, polished, and comfortable for both short visits and longer Cairo stays. Guests can choose Nile-view rooms, pool-view rooms, terrace categories, premium rooms, and larger suites for added space.
Yes. Nile views are one of the main reasons travelers choose this hotel. Higher floors and river-facing categories are best for guests who want balcony time, sunset views, and a strong sense of Cairo.
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