Hotel Room at Giza Downtown with a 10% Down Payment

Hotel Room at Giza Downtown with a 10% Down Payment
Located on the 22nd floor, featuring a private lobby and private entrance.
An exceptional investment opportunity: Own a hotel unit at Giza Downtown (the first national hotel project in the heart of Giza).
Maximize your investment returns with premium rental value in the heart of Giza at Giza Downtown—an iconic new hotel and entertainment destination spanning 8,000 square meters. The project comprises three residential and hotel towers (Ground Floor + Commercial Floor + 23 Typical Floors), developed through a strategic partnership with the "MR1" brand (owned by star Mohamed Ramadan) and featuring luxury hotel management (7-Star standard).
Unit Details (Phase 1 Launch Price):
Type: Luxury Hotel Room (Branded Residence)
Area: 55 square meters
Phase 1 Launch Price: 18,500,000 EGP (before discount)
Launch Discount: 10%
Down Payment: Starts from just 10%
Why Invest in Giza Downtown? (High Rental Value Potential):
The project is situated in the heart of an established hotel district that commands the highest Average Daily Rates (ADR). It neighbors major international hotels—such as the Four Seasons, St. Regis, Nile Ritz-Carlton, and Sheraton—where nightly rates range from 16,000 to over 44,000 EGP. Strategic Location & Rare Investment Opportunity:
1 minute from the Zoo and the Zoo & Orman Gardens redevelopment project (108 feddans)
2 minutes from Orman Gardens and the Saudi Embassy
3 minutes from the Nile Corniche and Cairo University
5 minutes from the Four Seasons, Sheraton, and Pyramisa hotels
15 minutes from the Grand Egyptian Museum | 20 minutes from the Giza Pyramids
World-Class Design & Integrated Development:
Architectural Design: Global consultancy firm OBMI (designer of Royal Mansour, The Ritz-Carlton Residences, and SouthMED by TMG).
Facilities: Retail outlets, international cafés and restaurants, premium hotel services, and comprehensive leisure areas catering to tourists, business professionals, and visitors to the embassies and the Grand Egyptian Museum.