The Steam Ship Sudan, an authentic steamship built at the dawn of the 20th century, brings turn-of-the-century travel to life again.A boat inhabited by the memory of the King Fouad who received it as a gift in 1885; the memory of the Belle Époque travelers who used it; or that of Hercule Poirot who Agatha Christie had walking its decks in her writings...
 
Cabins & Suites Features:
All the cabins have kept their period character while offering services worthy of an actual hotel room. Bathroom with tub or shower, toilets, air conditioning.
The rooms and suites are all different, sometimes with Eastern decorative touches (carpets, fabrics), sometimes with beautiful classic 19th century furniture. Warm woodwork makes this refined atmosphere even more intimate. Each of the cabins has two windows and gives directly onto the promenade deck.
The prow and the poop of the upper deck are home to four of the five suites. They are distinguished from the more classic cabins by their paler tones as well as by their large bay windows opening onto the Nile. Panoramic and flooded with light, they are also slightly more spacious than the classic cabins. The Farouk suite, entirely in dark wood, is located on the in the prow on the main deck.