Experts' Choice Award Four Seasons Hotel Alexandria At San Stefano, Egypt
What the experts agree on
Landmark luxury hotel replacing a colonial-era casino, featuring all sea-view rooms, private beach access, and a striking fourth-floor infinity pool overlooking Alexandria's Corniche—a new standard for the city's hospitality scene.
Concierge "The first luxury hotel to open in Egypt's second city since the Belle Epoque, the Four Seasons occupies the former site of the colonial-era Hotel San Stefano."
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Avoid mid-June to mid-September, when half of Cairo and the Persian Gulf descend on the city, congesting its beaches.
Travel + Leisure "118 Pierre-Yves Rochon–designed rooms (Neoclassical furniture; Roman-style baths) in a crescent-shaped tower on the Corniche." Full review
DK Eyewitness "A luxurious hotel, the Four Seasons has its own beach and marina, a spa and a circular infinity pool on a fourth-floor terrace. All rooms have sea views."
Rough Guide Star
"Setting new standards for luxury in Alex, this marbled five-star behemoth (20min by taxi from the centre) has balconies, CD players, LCD screens and deep tubs in all its rooms."
Condé Nast Traveler "The first luxury hotel to open in Egypt’s second city since the Belle Epoque, the Four Seasons occupies the former site of the colonial-era Hotel San Stefano." Full review
Lonely Planet "The much-loved old Casino San Stefano made way for this grand edifice, whose gleaming towers dwarf neighbouring buildings." Full review
Michelin Guide 1 Star
"Once upon a time this was the site of a classic colonial-style pan-Mediterranean grand hotel called the San Stefano. Today it’s a case of plus ça change; what’s the towering, brand-new..." Full review
Fodor's "The opening of the Four Seasons in 2007 gave Alexandria its first world-class, five-star property. Rooms are sumptuous and chic—styled with a hint of Louis XVI, yet with strong emphasis..." Full review
Forbes Travel Guide 4 Stars
"Based within one of the city’s
most modern architectural landmarks, Four Seasons Hotel Alexandria at San
Stefano is an icon in its own right. Occupying the former site of the..." Full review
Tablet "Once upon a time this was the site of a classic colonial-style pan-Mediterranean grand hotel called the San Stefano. Today it’s a case of plus ça change; what’s the towering, brand-new..." Full review
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