Wheelchair Accessible Hotels in Cairo, Egypt

Many hotels in Cairo, Egypt offer wheelchair accessible guest rooms with roll-in showers, grab bars and other accessibility features.
Wheelchair accessible hotel in Cairo, Egypt
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Although accessibility has not been a priority in Egypt, there are many options for wheelchair accessible hotel rooms in Cairo. Accessible guest rooms are much more likely to be found at the global hotel brands you would recognize – Hilton, Marriott, Starwood, etc.

With no clear accessible building standards in Egypt, it is important to ask the hotels for information on access before booking a room. Ask about everything—door width, thresholds, shower/tub set-up, bed height, grab bars, shower chair—to avoid a surprise when you arrive.

I’ve taken the time to compile a list of hotels in Cairo which advertise handicap accessible rooms (some with roll-in showers). This is not a complete list of accessible hotels in the city. Hotels listed in bold are properties I have stayed at myself – click the hotel name for my detailed review (with pictures).

Hotel NameWebsiteNeighborhood
Cairo Marriott Hotel & Omar Khayyam CasinoHotel WebsiteDowntown/Gezira Island
InterContinental Cairo SemiramisHotel WebsiteDowntown/Garden City
JW Marriott Hotel CairoHotel WebsiteHeliopolis
Le Méridien Cairo Airport HotelHotel WebsiteAirport
Le Méridien HeliopolisHotel WebsiteHeliopolis
Le Méridien Pyramids Hotel & SpaHotel WebsiteGiza
The Nile Ritz-Carlton, CairoHotel WebsiteDowntown/Garden City
Radisson Blu Cairo HeliopolisHotel WebsiteHeliopolis
Sheraton Cairo Hotel & CasinoHotel WebsiteDowntown
Important tip: If you ultimately choose to stay at a hotel not listed here, be sure to ask questions about everything related to the accessibility features most important to you — door width, thresholds, shower/tub set-up, bed height, grab bars, shower chairs, etc. — to reduce the risk of any surprises when you arrive.

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