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Villa Belle Epoque

Cairo, Egypt · Independent · Core Luxury

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A 1920s Maadi home became Cairo's first self-described boutique hotel, and it still feels personal enough to deserve the claim. Tarek and Beryl El Gendy opened just thirteen rooms in 2009, filling them with antiques, contemporary Egyptian art, and chandeliers found in Alexandria's antique quarter; outside, mango, lemon, olive, and guava trees shade the pool and patios.

About Villa Belle Epoque

History

Built as a private Maadi residence in the 1920s, the villa was restored by Tarek and Beryl El Gendy and opened as a thirteen-room owner-run hotel on 21 March 2009.

The setting

Villa 63 on Road 13 sits in Maadi, the planned Nile-side suburb founded in 1907 and long known for embassies, villas, and mature gardens.

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Experiences

Amenities

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