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MEET IN ELEGANCE AND STYLE


Why Fairmont Heliopolis & Towers in Cairo should be your first port of call when planning a meeting or event in Egypt


At the heart of Cairo’s diplomatic and presi- dential neighbourhood, a few minutes away from Cairo International Airport, stands one of Cairo’s most luxurious properties - the Fair- mont Heliopolis & Towers. The hotel features 835 lavish guest rooms


and suites, 15 superlative dining options and an unrivalled range of recreational facilities that incorporate squash, tennis and beach- volley courts, a fully-equipped health club, three swimming pools and more. The property is also within a stone’s throw


of the Cairo International Conference Centre, but meetings and events planners should also be aware of the state-of-the-art conference facilities the hotel itself boasts including 6,400 square meters of banquet space. Fairmont Heliopolis & Towers hosts


events and gatherings in elegance and style. The extremely tasteful venues evoke a


timeless, luxurious and sophisticated atmos- phere, coupled with the finest food and bever- age offerings and modern conveniences such as high-speed Internet access, advanced sound systems and teleconferencing equipment. Uniquely decorated and modern in every


detail, each ballroom and meeting room offers a splendid atmosphere, matched only by the hotel’s warm, engaging approach to hospitality. Named after ancient Egyptian precious


stones and Red Sea treasures, the hotel’s catering and conference facilities are by far the largest and best-equipped in Cairo.


THE SET-UP Facilities comprise three ballrooms, a theatre, 12 smart rooms and a pre-function area meas- uring more than 900 square metres. All can be configured to specific requirements, while state-of-the-art audio-visual equipment rent- als and a qualified sound and lighting techni- cian are available upon request. The Canyon and Pearl Ballrooms can be


divided into three or four sections for smaller gatherings. Themed coffee breaks, meals and cocktail receptions ensure an air of unrivalled luxury in unforgettable settings.


ATMOSPHERE, MATCHED ONLY BY THE HOTEL’S WARM, ENGAGING APPROACH TO HOSPITALITY


Whether it’s a small, intimate meeting or


a reception for up to 2,500 (1,400 for banquet seating), the property’s trained conference services and catering teams aim to create life- long memories for delegates.


UNIQUELY DECORATED AND MODERN IN EVERY DETAIL, EACH BALLROOM AND MEETING ROOM OFFERS A SPLENDID


THE GUEST ROOMS Fairmont Heliopolis and Towers boasts 835 rooms and suites in either classic or contem- porary décor and all offering tranquil views overlooking the hotel atrium’s tropical gardens, palm trees, pools and flowing stream below. Room categories comprise Deluxe Rooms, Sig- nature Rooms, suites (Heliopolis, Fairmont, Deluxe, Diplomatic and Presidential) and the recently-launched Fairmont Room. The Fairmont Room was created following


a US$15 million restoration of the Heliopolis wing. The design scheme of the room was created by London-based interior designers Hirsch Bedner and Partners (HBA) turning it into a luxurious accommodation that is simply unrivalled in Cairo whether you are travelling on business or pleasure. Features include a cozy bed, a modern


bathroom with walk-in shower and func- tional services including safe, mini bar, iron/ ironing board, hairdryer and tea and coffee making facilities.


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