5. Ouzounian House

Ouzounian, designed by Sayed Karim, was built in 1950 for Madame Marcelle Ouzounian. The distinct, 14-storey building, once the tallest building in Cairo, was one of many architectural embodiments of the modernist movement that began to flourish in Cairo in the 1930s.

Streamlining work and life for the modern globetrotter, freelancer, and digital nomad

Talaat Harb, Cairo

8,000 sq.m.

Location

Built-up area

Harmonizing innovative urban design and state-of-the-art amenities with iconic heritage and location at the core of downtown Cairo, The mixed-use property offers dynamic accommodation and workspaces that cater to the modern traveler and professional with seamless technology-forward services that promote efficiency and productivity.

Concepts + Activities

An urban garden in a concrete jungle

Ouzounian offers a slice of serenity in busy downtown Cairo, with casual ambiance, food, beverage, and retail options catering to eclectic patrons that inhabit and visit the vibrant area.

A hub for freelancers, entrepreneurs, and digital nomads

The lobby offers visual stimulation as well as functionality, doubling as an informal co-working space that features ample table space and access to power outlets.

Skip the line

We know that time is precious, and the ease of guests is of central importance. The service provided is seamless, contactless access to the property’s amenities, information, check-in and out.

Mind, Body, and Spirit Wellness

Available to guests and paid members, the exclusive full-service gym, fitness, and wellbeing areas offer an oasis of relaxation, refreshment, and rejuvenation in downtown Cairo.