Zamalek is a very affluent, and exclusive district of central Cairo The quiet, leafy streets and 19th-century apartment blocks and villas make this one of the most attractive parts of the city and a favored residential location for many of Cairo’s European expatriates.[2] It is also the district of many fine restaurants, bars and cafes, including traditional open-air ahwas and European cappuccino bars. The Gezira Island area is culturally active: with art galleries and museums, including the Museum of Islamic Ceramics; and two of Cairo’s major music and performing arts venues — the spacious Egyptian Opera House complex, and the El Sawy Culturewheel Centre
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boutique hotel cairo- category 3 stars, with several international awards. total area, 1.800 m2, in 2 levels, 21 units, common areas: lounge room, dining room, internet room, 2 terraces.working almost up to 70 occupancyall the rooms have been modernized and each room has its own decoration. it has two terraces, large dinning for breakfast and bar, also perfect to run an exclusive restaurant it has also alcohol license.it is very well located and is working with high occupancy, it's cozy with charming details and comfortable common areas all this makes it to be well recommended by the clients . it's a unique opportunity, don't miss it! don't hesitate to call us now for more information
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