Amr Bahaa, chairman of the Arab International Hotels and Tourism Company, owner of the Ramses Hilton hotel, signed the renovation contract for the first phase of the hotel's rooms with Conserve Contracting, represented by its managing director Randa Hafez, during a press conference held today in the presence of Soha El-Torgoman, general manager of the Ramses Hilton and World Trade Center hotels, and members of the board of the hotel's owning company.
The first phase of the renovations is set to cover 7 floors comprising 165 rooms, 15 suites and a business lounge. Work actually began at the start of this November and will last 10 months, to be followed by a second phase covering the reception area, restaurants and public areas of the hotel. The hotel will continue to receive its guests during the renovation period.
In this context, Amr Bahaa, chairman of the hotel's owning company, revealed that all renovation work will be completed within 4 years at a cost of up to EGP 1 billion, stressing that the hotel's comprehensive renovation plan will follow the latest and best modern international designs, in line with the quality standards and specifications of Hilton Worldwide.
It is worth noting that the Ramses Hilton is one of the projects of the Arab International Hotels and Tourism Company. It opened in January 1981 and has 817 rooms and suites, most of which overlook the Nile in Cairo.
