Regency inn is a cheerful 2-star hotel in Cairo, Egypt, located about 1,3mi from the city center. The address is 15 Talaat Harb, placing guests in a lively area with easy access to sights and tasty local options after a day of exploring.

Minimum price starts from $31 per night, making this a budget-friendly choice for travelers. The property has 808 reviews, offering a window into past guests’ experiences and impressions.

Guest-friendly amenities include free WiFi, air conditioning, a 24-hour front desk, room service, and non-smoking rooms. Parking (extra charges), shuttle service (extra charges), and airport shuttle (extra charges) are available, along with features such as a landmark view, picnic area, view, Free toiletries, balcony, bidet, and bathtub.

Cash-only at check-in keeps things simple for travelers counting coins after a day of Cairo exploring. A varied lineup of non-smoking rooms caters to solo travelers, couples, and small groups, with sizes ranging roughly from 161 to 301 square feet to strike a balance between value and comfort. It’s a budget-friendly base that still leaves room for a little personal style in the heart of the city.

Examples of room types include Economy, Single (161 sqft) with a single twin bed; Deluxe, Single, Balcony (269 sqft) featuring a balcony; Room - 2 Twin, Balcony (237 sqft) with two twin beds; Twin Room with Balcony (237 sqft) also laid out with two twin beds; Deluxe Double Room (237 sqft) with one double bed; Triple Room, Balcony (301 sqft) offering three twin beds for up to 4 adults and 1 child; Deluxe (237 sqft) and Room, Balcony (beds not listed) round out the lineup. All listed options are non-smoking, ensuring a comfortable stay for every guest.

Some rooms offer a balcony and a landmark view, complemented by practical touches like free toiletries, a bidet, and a bathtub. Parking, shuttle service, and airport shuttle are available for an extra charge, adding a touch of convenience for travelers arriving by air or road. With Talaat Harb’s lively streets nearby, this budget-friendly option invites easy wandering, tasty local bites, and plenty of Cairo energy after a day of exploring.