Princess Fadia Suite

Who is Princess Fadia?

Princess Fadia of Egypt (1943–2002) was the youngest daughter of King Farouk I and Queen Farida, born on December 15, 1943. As a child, she experienced a brief period of royal privilege, living in Egypt's opulent palaces with her two older sisters, Princesses Ferial and Fawzia. However, her life changed dramatically with the 1952 Egyptian Revolution, which led to her father's abdication and the family's exile.

Raised in Italy and Switzerland, Princess Fadia pursued her education abroad and lived a private life away from the public eye. She developed a passion for languages, particularly Russian, and later worked as a translator, finding fulfillment in her professional pursuits. In 1963, she married Swiss equestrian Pierre Alexievitch Orloff, and they had two sons, making her life in Switzerland even more permanent.

Despite her distance from Egypt, Princess Fadia maintained a connection to her homeland, often expressing affection for its culture and history. She kept a low profile throughout her life, focusing on her family and career.

Princess Fadia passed away in Switzerland in 2002. Remembered for her quiet strength and independence, her life reflects the resilience and adaptability of Egypt’s last generation of royals.

Princess Fadia Suite Amenities & Highlights

• Twin Bed: Luxurious mattress with premium linens for a restful sleep.
• Spacious Layout: Designed for comfort, suitable for 2 guests with ample room to relax.
• En-Suite Bathroom: Elegant marble finish, walk-in shower, plush towels, and deluxe toiletries.
• Climate Control: Individually adjustable air conditioning for personalized comfort.
• In-Room Dining Option: Enjoy gourmet meals in the privacy of your suite.
• Wardrobe & Storage: Generous closet space for a clutter-free stay.
• Complimentary Wi-Fi: Stay connected throughout your journey.
• Welcome Treats: Fresh flowers, fruit basket, and fine Egyptian pastries on arrival.