Cosmopolitan Hotel

The Cosmopolitan Hotel, ordered from Swiss-born hotel manager Charles Albert Baehler and built by the Italian Alphonse Sasso, was inaugurated 1928 as the Metropolitan Hotel.

The hotel was Baehler’s last gift to Cairo’s townscape, after creating some of the most beautiful hotels, apartment and office buildings, mansions and shopping colonnades in the city The Hotel offers clean and air-conditioned 78 rooms & 6 suites, all cozy

well fitted rooms all equipped with TV, Telephone, Mini Fridge & with private bathroom. Non-smoking rooms are available, free wireless internet access through-out the hotel.

Date Of Construction:

The hotel was built in 1902 and was extended in 1956 by adding four floors.

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Location:

Located in the heart of downtown Cairo on Ibn Talab Street, near the Cairo, between Qasr El-Nil and Talaat Harb streets

Just 0.5 km (5–7 min walk) from Tahrir Square and the Egyptian Museum, with easy access to Talaat Harb Square, Metro stations, shops, and restaurants

Ownership:

The Egyptian General Company for Tourism & Hotels (E.G.O.T.H) owns the hotel and the adjacent house building.

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