Towering expensively over the banks of the River Nile in the heart of Cairo, The new St. Regis Cairo is a hallmark of ultramodern luxury and old-world substance that adeptly embodies the fabulous lore and contemporary life of Egypt’s dynamic capital. Designed by world-famed mastermind Michael Graves, every part of the stately 36-story hostel offers a feast for the senses.

With beautiful design, world-class caffs, and extraordinary service, St. Regis Cairo balances glamour and fineness in a way that transports guests to a world of substance and old-world majesty. Down to the lowest of details, the armature and design of St. Regis Cairo is an exercise in form and function, delivering refinement and a sense of degeneration to all who enter. Given Cairo’s ancient and legendary history, a nonfictional homage to Egypt might be anticipated. rather, still, Michael Graves and his creative platoon have decided on a concentrated curatorial approach to the design of the property that reveals itself in subtle ways.

The ultramodern (nearly futuristic) lines of the surface façade give way to an innard in which Graves has balanced tradition and fustiness through the use of structural and aesthetic motifs. The genius of this cultural balance is revealed through the clever immediacy of subdued minimalism and curated garnishment. Dark mahogany corridors cheered with mama of plum inlays, graceful lines, and rich textures brace tradition with fustiness, creating design moments that give The St. Regis Cairo a uniquely Egyptian air. One similar moment is a soaring tempera entitled “ The Pink Sun, ” a magnificently opulent background of the ultra-luxe St. Regis Bar. Confidently contemporary, the tempera depicts the birth of an ultramodern civilization and emblematic moments of Egyptian history in a polychromatic palette of metallics and bright colors. 

The St. Regis Cairo’s exquisite attention to detail extends into the hostel’s 362 commodious guest apartments, suites, and luxury apartments, all of which give guests unequaled luxury and individualized service. numerous of the apartments have been designed to take advantage of card views of the River Nile and the megacity of Cairo just beyond, offering numerous rare and unique edge points of the lively megalopolis. Design rudiments similar to custom cabinetwork, intricate mosaics, and alabaster coffins are beautifully executed, drawing alleviation from Egyptian art. This includes the beautiful papyrus wall coverings that serve as art installations which differ slightly from room- to room, making no two apartments likewise. In the extensive marble en-suite marble bathrooms, ceiling-high mosaic showpieces reflecting nature and Egyptian culture compass deep soaking barrels, creating a terrain that’s both opulent and comforting. 

A feeling of relaxation is also erected into the design of the St. Regis brand’s hand Iridium Spa. The state-of-the-art installation gauging two bottoms connected by twisted glass and marble staircases creates a space for guests to partake in heartiness gests and hand treatments in a calm and peaceful terrain. remedy areas include a sauna, brume, and ice apartments, a shock shower, and vitality pools. Special rituals similar to stupefied mint water napkins and jars of honey on ice are offered for skin hydration and are part of the brume room experience. This unique Egyptian gym tradition correlates with some of the ancient heartiness rituals that can be set up on Iridium Spa’s expansive treatment menu. Advanced remedy options include Iridium Spa’s hand light remedy treatment, which has been shown to treat acne and reduce the appearance of wrinkles. However, The St, If a full gym day isn’t your style. Regis Cairo also features a completely- equipped athletic club and both inner and out-of-door swimming pools. The St. Regis Cairo’s elegant gathering spaces are a mesmerizing draw for both guests and locals likewise. Most especially, The Water Garden, The St. Regis Cairo’s foamy crown jewel- and a premier spot in the city to see, and be seen. With its shimmering reflecting water point, gracefully bejeweled lanterns, sharp lounging areas, and broad views of the River Nile. The Water Garden offers an elevated and uniquely Egyptian experience that’s stylishly endured at the hostel’s Afternoon Tea- a ritual that takes place at St. Regis parcels around the world. At The St. Regis Cairo the aptly named 1922 Afternoon Tea is a new conception inspired by the date of the discovery of Tut Ankh-Amun Tomb in November of 1922, marking a corner in Egyptian history. 

The alleviations for this conception appear in every detail of the Afternoon Tea experience, which includes fine demitasse, bejeweled chopsticks, hand-sculpted painted tea halls, and papyrus paper menus in a storeroom box suggesting oils in King Tut’s grave, The experience is brought full- circle with classic 1920’s jazz and a menu comprised of culinary delights inspired by traditional Egyptian delectables- think pistachio and wild honey galettes outgunned with a gold splint, smoked Nile duck medals, Red Sea black squid essay chuck outgunned with sauces and cream. All of this with a panoramic view of the River Nile view and the sweet aroma of Egyptian rose and mint tea drifting in the air. The Afternoon Tea is followed by a diurnal evening festivity that includes a champagne sabering inside of the lobby Chesterfield. 

This cherished St. Regis tradition is particularly special at The St. Regis Cairo. conventional bells- indicating that the evening ritual is about to begin are followed by literal stories of palm and fests, while soft music plays in the background. The capstone is a theatrical sabering of the bottle and a glass of champagne for all in attendance, leaving guests with a taste of St. Regis luxury and a regard of what awaits. A culinary destination unlike any other in Egypt, The St. Regis Cairo offers a range of dining options that punctuate the stylish of global cookery. Tianma offers a genuinely Singaporean experience with a menu that references Chinese and Indian cookery. The dishes at Tianma are scrumptious and beautifully presented with cultural panache inside a beautifully designed space that’s nothing short of stirring. Starting with a dramatic entrance that takes guests over a reflecting pool and through a covered passage adjoined by towering rustic nags and into a dining space that feels nearly unearthly. 

Over next is La Zisa, an inversely inviting, yet substantially more casual dining space overlooking the River Nile. Then, guests will witness a menu that’s stylish and described as an emulsion of flavors connecting Italian cookery with original culinary influences. The dishes then are inventive and represent the stylish of both societies. Rounding out the hostel’s caffs is J&G Steakhouse, a glamorous and sharp experience that rivals the top steakhouses in New York, San Francisco, and Beverly Hills. Prime cuts of meat and fish are served up with unique amalgamations, fine wines, stunning scenery, and a catcall- eye view of The St. Regis Cairo makes a bold statement as a new reflection of Egypt’s rich history, dynamic present, and instigative future. Through bold invention, exquisite design, exceptional service, and coming position refinement, TheSt. Regis Cairo has readdressed contemporary Egyptian enthusiasm. Established itself as not only a monument to luxury but as one of the world’s top luxury hospices, lifting the standard and raising the bar for 5-star transnational trips in the 21st century.The River Nile and the Cairo skyline