Downtown Cairo · 1910 – Today

A House of Stories

Tamara Haus is a heritage-led cultural and hospitality destination at Downtown Cairo.It is not simply a hotel. It is a house — one that brings together boutique hospitality, restaurants and cafés, retail, Egyptian design, cultural programming, craftsmanship and storytelling beneath a single historic roof.

Tamara Haus — 17 Gawad Hosny Street, Downtown Cairo

The Central Idea

A Bridge Between
Past and Present

Tamara Haus does not seek to recreate 1910 literally. It interprets heritage through contemporary experiences creating a place where the past and present coexist with ease.

Its purpose is to participate in the cultural revival of Downtown Cairo by reconnecting people with heritage, community, design, culture and contemporary urban life.

The Building's Memory

1910 — Today

  1. 1910

    The building is constructed in Downtown Cairo's Neo-Renaissance golden era.

  2. 1930s

    Additional floors added. The address becomes embedded in the fabric of Downtown life.

  3. 1960s

    Cultural, photographic, film and exhibition activity fills the building's rooms.

  4. Today

    Tamara Haus opens — a new chapter written by the people of Cairo and the world.

The Central Idea

Connection to downtown

Tamara Haus does not seek to recreate 1910 literally. It interprets heritage through contemporary experiences creating a place where the past and present coexist with ease.

Its purpose is to participate in the cultural revival of Downtown Cairo by reconnecting people with heritage, community, design, culture and contemporary urban life.

Talaat Harb Street in Downtown Cairo, in black and white

The House of Wonders

Five Floors. A Thousand Stories.

Each floor of Tamara Haus invites you deeper into a different layer of the experience.

  • Ground Floor

    Connect

    • Hotel Lobby & Reception
    • Tamara Effendi
    • Analogue
    • Kyme Toys
    • Design Point
    • Al Sagheer
    A doorman in white gloves holding a folded newspaper
  • First Floor

    Discover

    • Egyptian Design Houses
    • Tchaï Teahouse
    • Aurea
    • Benzo
    • Seda
    • Marmonil
    A brass tea service on tall turned legs
  • Second Floor

    Synthesize

    • Hospitality Lobby
    • Concierge
    • Guest Services
    The wood-panelled hospitality lobby and its reception desk
  • Third Floor

    Live

    • Branded Rooms
    • Residences
    • Arrival Rituals
    An Arabic newspaper and a cup of coffee on white bed linen
  • Fourth Floor

    Gather

    • Rooftop 1910
    • Indoor Dining
    • Live Cooking
    • Gym & Wellness
    Dining tables and bar stools on a patterned tile floor

Visit Tamara Haus at the Heart of Downtown