A landmark tower on the Nile Corniche, designed by Michael Graves, where handmade papyrus wall coverings and mashrabiya screens meet the legendary St. Regis Butler Service.
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Overview
A Landmark on the Corniche
Designed by the renowned architect Michael Graves, The St. Regis Cairo rises 36 storeys directly on the Nile, weaving Egyptian artisanship into every corner of a resolutely modern tower.
Handmade furniture, mashrabiya lattice screens, bespoke papyrus-patterned wall coverings and bejewelled paneling fill 360 rooms, suites and serviced apartments, each designed with a residential warmth rather than a themed literalism. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame either the Nile or the rooftops of Old Cairo, while the signature St. Regis Butler Service anticipates every request from the moment guests unpack. Seven individual restaurant and bar concepts, an Iridium Spa laid out across two floors, and an Astor Grand Ballroom built for major events round out a hotel designed as much for grand occasions as quiet, considered stays.
Just north of Garden City. The hotel's position at 1189 Nile Corniche places it within easy reach of Tahrir Square, the Egyptian Museum and the cosmopolitan streets of Zamalek, just across the river.
360
Rooms, Suites & Apartments
36
Storeys on the Nile
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Restaurants & Bars
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Michael Graves Design
Rooms
Floor-to-Ceiling, Facing the Nile
Every category takes its cues from the river below — soft patterns, warm woods and subtle references to lotus, lilies and papyrus running through each room.
St. Regis Suite — Panoramic Nile View
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Deluxe & Superior RoomsAt 44 to 48 square metres, bright and spacious rooms with arabesque detailing and handcrafted pieces, many facing Old Cairo or the Nile.
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The St. Regis SuiteAt 94 square metres, panoramic Nile views unfold from the bedroom, living room and dining area alike, with a handcrafted mosaic mural in the bathroom.
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Sky ApartmentsTwo- and three-bedroom apartments from 154 to 212 square metres, with full kitchens and a corner office, ideal for extended family stays.
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The Royal SuiteAt 5,920 square feet, the Diplomatic and Presidential suites merge into the hotel's most expansive accommodation, built for the grandest occasions.
Experiences
Butler Service, Museum City
The St. Regis Butler Service anchors every stay, while the hotel's Corniche address puts Cairo's ancient and modern landmarks within easy reach.
Signature
24-Hour Butler Service
The legendary St. Regis Butler Service anticipates every need, from unpacking on arrival to curating a personalised Cairo itinerary.
Nearby
The Egyptian Museum & Tahrir Square
Downtown Cairo's core historical sites sit just minutes from the hotel, easily reached along the Corniche.
Wellness
Iridium Spa
A two-floor spa specialising in Egyptian-inspired treatments, offering a genuine retreat from the city's energy.
Ritual
Afternoon Tea & the Bloody Mary Ritual
The St. Regis Bar & Water Garden serves a Tutankhamun-inspired afternoon tea and a hibiscus-infused take on the brand's signature cocktail.
Family
Amulet Children's Club
A dedicated club with foosball, PlayStation and craft activities keeps younger guests entertained throughout a family stay.
Events
The Astor Grand Ballroom
A dramatic staircase and chandelier set the stage for weddings, galas and conferences in one of Cairo's most striking event spaces.
Dining
Seven Concepts, One Address
From Sicilian-inflected Italian to modern Asian and a Michelin-recognised steakhouse, The St. Regis Cairo's restaurants cover a genuine culinary journey without leaving the building.
01La Zisa, for Sicilian-Italian fare overlooking the Nile
02J&G Steakhouse Cairo, for prime cuts and river views
03Tianma, for a parade of Chinese, Indian and Singaporean flavours
04The St. Regis Bar & Water Garden, for rituals and reflecting pools
The St. Regis Bar & Water Garden
Location
Downtown, on the River
The hotel's Nile Corniche address places it at the meeting point of Downtown Cairo's historic core and the wider city's modern energy.
Located at 1189 Nile Corniche, just north of the historic Garden City district.
A short drive from the Egyptian Museum, Tahrir Square and the galleries of Zamalek.
Views from upper floors stretch across the Nile, Zamalek's island streets and the desert beyond.
A natural base for exploring Cairo before or after a Nile cruise or a trip to the Pyramids of Giza.
Fly
Cairo International Airport lies roughly 30 to 45 minutes away by car, depending on traffic.
Arrive
Limousine transfers can be arranged directly through the hotel for a seamless arrival.
Explore
The Pyramids of Giza, Islamic Cairo and the Egyptian Museum are all reachable within a short drive.
A Cairo Landmark
Where Craftsmanship Meets the Nile
From its Michael Graves architecture to its handmade Egyptian interiors, The St. Regis Cairo has redefined what a five-star riverfront stay in the capital looks like.