The St. Regis Cairo
On the banks of the Nile, where Cairo's vibrant life meets millennia-old history, The St. Regis Cairo rises as one of the most impressive five-star hotels in the city. The American architect Michael Graves designed the 36-story tower on the Nile Corniche, whose distinctive facade is visible far beyond the river. Inside, you will find artistic details made of marble, bronze, and mother-of-pearl, combining Egyptian craftsmanship with international luxury. The legendary St. Regis Butler service accompanies you from arrival to departure, fulfilling every wish with the utmost care. From the upper floors, the view stretches over the Nile to Zamalek, while across the river, bustling Cairo comes to life. Whether enjoying a sundowner with city views or strolling through the nearby Egyptian Museum – here, oriental flair and contemporary luxury merge, making it the ideal starting point to explore other parts of Egypt.
Details
Country
Egypt
City
Cairo
Price
from about €200 per night/person
Best time to visit
October - April
Rooms
The 360 rooms, suites, and serviced apartments at The St. Regis Cairo combine spacious layouts with Egyptian-inspired design. Floor-to-ceiling windows open the view of the Nile or the historic Old Cairo, while marble, fine wood, and mother-of-pearl inlays pay tribute to local craftsmanship. The Metropolitan Suite impresses with 66 square meters and a separate living area, while the Deluxe rooms offer either a king or twin bed on 46 square meters. In the marble bathrooms with free-standing bathtubs and artistic mosaic walls, every moment becomes a little break. Meanwhile, the personal butler ensures that individual preferences – from the preferred pillow to the drink in the minibar – are considered before your arrival.
Gastronomy
Seven restaurants and bars make The St. Regis Cairo one of the culinary addresses in the city. At J&G Steakhouse Cairo, top-notch meat and fresh grilled fish are served against a dramatic interior and Nile views, while at Tianma, under life-sized horse statues and red walls, Asian flavors are celebrated. Italian classics can be found at La Zisa, often with a view of the river. In the lobby lounge on the fifth floor, live piano music creates an atmosphere, while during tea time, an afternoon tea inspired by the discovery of Tutankhamun's tomb is served. For those who prefer classic flavors, the hibiscus-red St. Regis Bloody Mary at the bar is a ritual with a local touch, found in every St. Regis hotel worldwide.
Activities
The Iridium Spa spans two floors and offers, in addition to steam bath, sauna, and whirlpool, Egyptian-inspired rituals such as a golden treatment after Cleopatra or a crystalline skin ritual in the style of Nefertiti. Indoor and outdoor pools invite for swimming, complemented by a pool bar for relaxed hours by the water. Families benefit from a dedicated kids' club and a children's pool, while the Astor Library, with selected books, invites for a leisurely stay. Those who wish to explore Cairo actively have short distances from here to the Egyptian Museum, Tahrir Square, and across the river to Zamalek with its galleries and cafes.
Location
The St. Regis Cairo is located directly on the Nile Corniche in the heart of the city, with the Nile almost at the doorstep and Zamalek and Gezira Island on the opposite river bank. The Egyptian Museum and Tahrir Square are only a few minutes away, while Islamic Cairo, the Citadel, and the Khan-el-Khalili bazaar can be easily reached by car. For a trip to the Pyramids of Giza, you should plan a bit more time, as they are located slightly outside the city. This central location makes the hotel the ideal base for everyone who wants to explore Cairo's attractions and return in the evening to quiet luxury with a view of the Nile.
Contact person
CEO / Managing Director
