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Four Seasons Hotel Cairo at The First Residence

Cairo • Gizah • OPTIMIZE

avg. $234 / night

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At a glance

Neoclassical towers on the Nile at Giza with French Empire interiors and riverfront dining.

Best for: Travelers seeking Nile views and neoclassical architecture

Highlights:

  • Limestone towers with direct Nile waterfront access
  • French Empire guest rooms with mahogany and ormolu details
  • Riverfront restaurant with geometric coffered ceiling and Nile views
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From a bend in the Nile at Giza, where the river curves southward and the pyramids sit just beyond the horizon, two neoclassical towers clad in warm limestone and curtain glass rise from a podium that drops directly to the water's edge. The Four Seasons Hotel Cairo at The First Residence, which opened in 2000 as part of a larger mixed-use development, claims one of the most geographically charged positions in the city — a Nile-front site in a residential quarter that keeps it at a remove from the noise of central Cairo while maintaining clear sightlines to both river and ancient plateau. The towers carry the hierarchical ornamental language of late-period postmodern classicism — rusticated base, pilastered mid-section, crowned cornice — and the interiors sustain that register with considerable polish. Guest rooms are furnished in a French Empire manner: mahogany headboards with ormolu mounts, patterned Axminster carpeting, gilded sconces, and damask wallcovering in cream and gold working together to produce something that feels closer to a grand European hotel than an Egyptian one. The pool terrace, set on the podium between the two towers, is articulated with arched ironwork pavilions and planted olive trees, and gives directly onto the Nile embankment. The most interesting spatial rupture comes in the riverfront restaurant visible in the images, where a geometric coffered ceiling and swivel tulip-style chairs in taupe introduce a sharper contemporary register against the scroll-tiled floor and floor-to-ceiling river views.

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Flanked by zoological gardens and the western bank of the Nile, our address in Giza's prestigious First Mall complex puts you in the centre of it all. Catch a glimpse of the river or the Great Pyramids from your room as you head out to explore the ancient wonders, or spend the day by the pool, indulging in an aromatic massage once reserved for Egyptian royalty. Or opt for shopping in the high-end boutiques at the First Mall or experience the best of gastronomy aboard our First Nile Boat, offering panoramic Nile views and brilliant international cuisine.

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Four Seasons Hotel Cairo at The First Residence Reviews

1,676 reviews

"Firstly I would like to say that the staff here are incredibly hard working. Mustafa and Naby at the First Bar make excellent cocktails. And Mohammed at the Pool was very friendly, helpful and made our time there much more relaxing. However for myself personally I often found the staff almost too attentive, it might be because the hotel was clearly far from being at full capacity while I was there, but sometimes I couldn't sit by myself for a minute without a different one of them coming over absolutely earnestly desperate to help me with something, anything at all. I personally just want to be left alone sometimes rather than being constantly fussed over, so this did get a bit annoying. Basically you can expect them to treat you like Royalty, which might be exactly what some people want, but its not for me. Otherwise the Hotel was fantastic in every conceivable way."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 26, 2026

"Although slightly worn around the edges it's a very clean, comfortable hotel with fantastic staff. Breakfast and food from other hotel restaurants we went to was excellent. The location is convenient for travel to the pyramids and GEM. I'd definitely recommend the Four Seasons Hotel Cairo at The First Residence and would stay there again."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 26, 2026

"Excellent service and rooms. From the check in to departure couldn’t fault. The rooms were spacious clean and well appointed. The staff were friendly and helpful. There were a good choice of dining options."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 12, 2026

"We spent 4 nights in April 2026 in 2 separate rooms. We were a family of 6 with 2 children aged 10 and 13 years and my two parents. Check in and concierge services were excellent. The room looked a bit outdated but was comfortable and clean. Regardless of the view, there is noise at night - either from the street between the hotel and the zoo, or from the restaurants and clubs next to the hotel on the Nile banks. Breakfast was average. A big buffet spread but quality was not Four Seasons worthy. Breads were not as fresh. Servers seemed overwhelmed at times and it was hard to get their attention to place orders for drinks. The adjacent mall with high end stores was completely deserted. It was a pleasant area to walk around though. The lebanese restautant next to the pool served excellent dinner. Food was high quality and tasty. Again, hard to find our server even though restaurant was empty. The location didnt seem to matter. Nothing seemed close or convenient. Downtown Cairo is noisy, dusty, there is garbage everywhere, the air is polluted and traffic is bad. If I visited again, I would avoid downtown Cairo and stay in a newer hotel outside of the city like Hyatt Centric Cairo West where we spent our last night. Overall this is still a good hotel; it just does not feel like a Four Seasons Hotel - the rooms desperately need to be renovated, restaurant staff need better training."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 27, 2026

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