Aga Hamam Hostel en Cairo, Turquia

At first the place looks obscure, hard to spot. Very easy to find from ISTIKAL street, into Turni cebassi. The street is full of antique shops, art shops, bookshops, antique books, Its like a bazaar outside...quiet, serine and very buy a beer just on you doorstep. Street full of good restaurants.Famous Hamam just down the road...Pity I cannot speak Turkish language... Fakier, from South Africa ~ 12th Mar 2012

Very nice hostel. Fabio, from Switzerland ~ 21st Jan 2012

The hostel was hard to find as it is upstairs of a turkish bath, and no sign at the door. it was very confusing when i first arrived, especially because all the staff but one don't speak english. But the hostel turned out to be very nice. I met lots of great people, did a bbq on the big roof top and had a turkish bath at an excellent price. It's right where all the nightlife is and 20 minutes walking distance from the huge mosques of sultanahmet/emöglü area. I recommend this place patricio, from Argentina ~ 1st Nov 2011

Two thumbs up!The rooms are neat and spacious enough.The toilets are clean with good water supply.There is also hot and cold showers.The living room is relaxing with a very nice sofa where you can enjoy the free wifi.There is also one desktop computer which was very useful for us because we decided not to bring our laptops.The terrace outside is also good for hang out during the night.You can also prepare and store food in the kitchen.Everything is available.We love the turkish bath which is fre

thanks for good comment . his name is Yasar , who is the only security for night , the hamam is not free during the stay . I think there is a mistake for the hamam price ,
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belen aliah, from Philippines ~ 25th Sep 2011

Thıs ıs probably the most ınterestıng hostel I have stayed at ın Europe.It´s not the cleanest or the most comfortable, and the owner doesn´t speak much Englısh, but ıt has so much character that I would recommend ıt.The rooftop terrace ıs also fantastıc place to meet people.Defınıtely stay for the local flavor! Jerome, from USA ~ 21st Sep 2011

Everything looked very old but all in all this is a very fine place. They were cleaning everyday. Only the cooker was a bit clotted, but allright. There were spices and pasta we could use for free. The owner even gave me a beer. When I paid I wanted to give a tip but they insisted on giving me back too liras too much. The roof terasse was great and also the old hamam which is benaeth the hostel. Guests in the hostel get special price for hamam which is still touristic price but very okay. Maxi, from Germany ~ 13th Sep 2011

In a cool neighborhood filled with antique stores and chill cafes, just 2 blocks off Istaklal street but feels like you're living with locals. Nice indoor and outdoor common areas on the roof, no breaky but a guest kitchen. Really cheap but good restaurant just 1 block up the street to Istaklal (red leather booth in the window, across from police station). Russ, from USA ~ 28th Aug 2011