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Lialy Hostel, Cairo, Egypt

8 Talaat Harb Square, Cairo

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Lialy Hostel
Lialy is a brand new hostel located in the centre of downtown Cairo with dormitory and private rooms...

Avg Rating: 74% (6 Reviews)

Character: 76%

Security: 66%

Location: 86%

Staff: 76%

Fun: 70%

Cleanliness: 66%



Customer Reviews

94%

I really enjoyed my stay at Lialy Hostel. The location was fantastic close to everything, the staff are

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Julıa, from New Zealand ~ Sep 17 2008

20%

Hi there! Unfortunetly my expectations were the best ones, but as soon as arrived to this place I was let down by the service. First of all, I had a reservation starting the 22nd of march but there were no rooms available for me and the person in charged claimed that my reservation was for the following day. Not True. In second place, this guy wanted to charge more claiming there was taxes to be paid, when I was adviced in advance there were no fees to be paid. In third place, I have to say

nuno, from Ireland ~ Mar 9 2008

100%

I have thoroughly enjoyed my stay and have made strong friendships with the staff here - they are absolutely fantastic and the hostel itself is central, clean, hospitable and comfortable. The showers are hot and the bathrooms are clean! I will (and have) stay here if I return to Cairo.

Alexandra, from Australia ~ Feb 29 2008

86%

The staff at Lialy Hostel were the best I have ever had. Their help made our Cairo experience sooooo much better.

Michael & Alexandra, from Australia ~ Feb 13 2008

70%

Hotel is fine, people as well, but if they offer tours, think it twice, it is quite expensive and guided tours just last 2 or 3 hours per day, if I have the chance to do it again, I would travel by my self.

Juan, from Mexico ~ Dec 18 2007