"My stay at Le Passage Hotel Cairo was very disappointing and well below expectations.
The most serious issue was the clear preferential treatment based on nationality. Guests who spoke Arabic or were from certain Western countries were consistently prioritized—allowed to skip queues and served faster—while others were left waiting or treated dismissively. This was a repeated pattern and created an unfair and uncomfortable experience. Such bias is unacceptable in an international hotel.
Staff professionalism was inconsistent. While a few were polite, several reception staff were rude and unhelpful, making interactions frustrating.
The breakfast was substandard, with the same limited menu every day and little variety. Some items seemed stale, which further reduced the overall experience.
Rooms are outdated and poorly maintained. Plumbing issues, including clogging and drainage problems, were frequent and inconvenient.
The airport shuttle service was poorly coordinated, especially during pick-up. There was confusion and lack of communication, forcing us to arrange alternative transport at our own expense.
Overall, due to discriminatory service, poor staff behavior, low-quality food, unreliable transport, and aging facilities, I would not recommend this hotel unless significant improvements are made."