Jw Marriott Cairo (Cairo, Egypt)- Hotel Reviews

This hotel should not be confused with the Marriott in downtown Cairo – from our experience this can happen when getting a local taxi!
Situated on the outskirts of this city, this resort style hotel is great place to relax by the pool or man made beach complete with wave machine to imitate being by the seaside. The golf course and club house are also popular with guests Cairo residents alike.
As one would expect from a JW Marriott the rooms are comfortable and well equipped. There are a number of restaurants and this is where we had problems. The main coffee shop, Mirage Café, provides a range of “international fare” and buffets for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The lunch and dinner buffets do change on a daily basis and are good value for money. The JW Steakhouse was an out and out disgrace and we did not pay for what was a very substandard meal (meat was very tough) with service to match. The Italian restaurant, Cucina, was OK (but not up to the similar eatery in the JW Marriott on Phuket). However the meals in both the steak house and the Italian were spoilt due to the lack of any reasonably priced imported wine (trouble with the supplier we were told).
The Golf Club house is open to hotel guests and they serve typical bar food (chicken wings , burgers etc) and they do show English Premier League matches and other televised sporting events. I had the wings and had an upset stomach afterwards.
Service in the hotel is friendly enough, but could be more efficient. Indeed one of the lasting impressions is of a very nice hotel but the staff and management could do better.
The Executive Lounge was average. They serve a reasonable breakfast with eggs cooked to order (the omelettes were just about OK). In the evening the hot snacks were quite nice with a complimentary bar serving Egyptian wine, cheap spirits that could be better and local beer which was about the best option.

Jw Marriott Cairo, Cairo

Jw Marriott Cairo

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