At a Glance
This opulent and private Four Seasons resembles a residential building rather than a hotel and offers amenities like a pool, spa and excellent restaurant.
Indagare Loves
- The Queen Cleopatra milk and honey bath treatment at the spa
- Aura, the hotel’s Lebanese restaurant, for delicious mezzes
- The rooms on the highest floors which have pyramid views
Review
The 256 guest rooms and suites continue the motif, with rich damask and silk complementing the baroque reproduction furniture. The best rooms are on the highest floors and have views of the pyramids. On clear days at dusk the mighty pyramids eclipse the setting sun.
The outdoor pool area sits between the tower of hotel rooms and its twin residential tower, so it does not face directly over the river, but it does provide a sunny sanctuary where waiters will deliver lunch or snacks. A few steps from the pool is the first-class fitness, spa and wellness center, which offers such Egyptian treatments as the Queen Cleopatra milk and honey bath. Foreign and non-Muslim guests 21 and older have complimentary access to the Caesar’s casino connected to the hotel. The hotel’s restaurant, Aura, serves some of the most delicious Lebanese mezzes in the city.
Who Should Stay
Discreet travelers who want traditional luxury and amenities without the bustling scene of the Four Seasons Nile Plaza.
Written by Melissa Biggs Bradley
