The Definitive Guide to Living in the Capital , Cairo , Egypt

Downtown’s luxury hotel Semiramis InterContinental Cairo is known for its exciting Ramadan nights, where good times meet quality food, service, and entertainment. The hotel’s staple Ramadan nights are back, and the extensive celebrations are taking place every night at every culinary outlet.

Semiramis InterContinental Cairo’s all-time favourite Ramadan tent, Fawanees, returns to the Nile Terrace with a killer view and a cheerful setting, offering Sohour and Iftar set menus that boast an array of Oriental classics. Fawanees is also ready for the season with a selection of shisha flavours, a gigantic screen on which you can watch your favourite Ramadan TV shows, as well as a round of eventful nights where famous stars take to the stage.

Night & Day hosts a daily Iftar buffet, starting from 475LE++ per person, which gathers a spectrum of tastes from Egypt, India, Lebanon, Asia, and Italy. As for the dessert, Night & Day proudly flaunts its freshly-baked Om Ali. Alternatively, the hotel’s other restaurants, Sabaya and Pane Vino, are ready for Ramadan with various set menus with prices starting from 375LE++ for Sohour, and 425LE++ for Iftar.

Let’s not forget to mention that Semiramis InterContinental Cairo is prepared to host Iftar and Sohour events for large groups and corporate outings in its various ballrooms and on its terrace. The hotel also has a catering service for events of 30 and up to 1000 guests, offering a round of menus and packages that come with cutlery and an army of dedicated waiters.

And because we can’t speak about Ramadan nights without mentioning Ramadan classic desserts, Semiramis InterContinental Cairo’s Café Corniche offers a wide range of delightful treats that are waiting to be taken home, including Konafa, Balah El Sham, and even kahk.

For more information and reservations, call 02-27988188.