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Old Cataract Aswan

Legendary Nile-side hotel since 1899

Egypt , Aswan Founded 1899 201-500

Operating Since1899 (127y)

About Old Cataract Aswan

The Sofitel Legend Old Cataract Aswan is one of the most legendary hotels in Africa, built in 1899 on a pink granite cliff overlooking the Nile in Aswan. The hotel hosted Agatha Christie, Winston Churchill, Princess Diana, and was featured in the film adaptations of "Death on the Nile". It remains one of Egypt's most atmospheric luxury destinations.

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CountryEgypt

Founded1899

TypeSME

ModelB2C

Team Size201-500

Operating In

Egypt

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