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Pyramids Power Inn
This cozy inn is your perfect gateway to the Pyramids of Giza – just a 10-minute walk to the Great Sphinx and pyramid complex! Enjoy air-conditioned rooms with minibars, or whip up meals in the shared kitchen. The terrace views are magical, especially for evening barbecues. With 24/7 airport shuttle, free parking, and even a business center, it caters to all travelers. Rated 4.8/5, it blends comfort with adventure – don’t miss their concierge service for seamless sightseeing!
Panorama View Pyramids
Hur Pyramids Inn
Gardenia Pyramids View Inn - Rooftop
Rafif Pyramids View Hotel
East Pyramids Hotel
3 Pyramids View Inn
Luxury jacuzzi & pyramids view
Cairo1997
Family Room Asser Pyramids View Hotel
Nile X Hostel - Nile View
Pyramids Overlook Inn
Sun 3 Pyramids Inn
Marvel Stone Hotel
King Pyramid Hotel
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Pyramids Power Inn
Staying at Pyramids Power Inn was an absolute highlight of my trip to Egypt! The location is unbeatable—just a short walk from the Giza Pyramids, and everything you need is nearby, from local restaurants to bustling street markets. The room was clean, spacious, and well-maintained, with a comfortable bed that made for a restful night's sleep. The staff went above and beyond to make sure we felt welcome and well taken care of—friendly, responsive, and always helpful. I was truly impressed by how much value this hotel offers for the price. It’s rare to find such a great balance between comfort, convenience, and service. If you're visiting the pyramids, this is the perfect base. I’d stay here again in a heartbeat and highly recommend it to any traveler looking for a memorable experience.
Panorama View Pyramids
From check-in to checkout, our stay at Panorama View Pyramids Hotel was absolutely wonderful. The highlight? Enjoying breakfast with a breathtaking view of the Giza Pyramids right outside our window—truly unforgettable. Upon arrival, we were greeted with a bottle of water and some snacks, which showed great attention to detail. Even when checking out, they surprised us with little souvenirs—a sweet touch that made our trip even more memorable. I couldn’t be happier with our choice. If you’re visiting Giza, this hotel is definitely worth considering.
Gardenia Pyramids View Inn - Rooftop
Staying at Gardenia Pyramids View Inn in Giza was a truly memorable experience, especially for the incredible views of the Great Pyramids from our balcony and the rooftop restaurant. The room was clean, the air conditioning worked perfectly, and the staff were warm and welcoming—always ready to help with anything. Located in a lively but not overly crowded neighborhood, it’s easy to get around by metro or taxi. The front desk is on the 13th floor, with elevators going up to the 14th, while the restaurant is on the 15th—just one flight of stairs to climb, which isn’t a big deal and actually adds a bit of charm to the journey. That said, there were a few minor downsides: we were placed near a main walkway used by guests and staff heading to the restaurant, so some noise did come through, particularly late at night. The beds were also quite firm—personal preference, but not everyone will like them. Also, despite being included in the room rate, there was no TV or mini-fridge in our room, which was a bit disappointing. While the price feels a little high for what’s offered, the breathtaking view of the pyramids completely makes up for it. If you’re looking for a unique stay with an unforgettable skyline backdrop, this place delivers—and it’s definitely worth it.
Pyramids Overlook Inn
Our four-day stay in Cairo included one dream: a family dinner with our kids, gazing at the pyramids just beyond the garden. What we experienced was far beyond that—more like a heartfelt evening with new friends. King, the owner, welcomed us not just with a delicious meal but with genuine warmth and generosity that made the whole night feel special. From the moment we arrived, there was no sense of being guests—just people sharing stories, laughter, and culture around a table under the stars. The food was outstanding, but what truly stood out was the connection we built in just a few hours. It wasn’t just a dinner—it felt like a memory we’ll carry long after the trip ended. Thank you, King, for turning a simple meal into something unforgettable. This place isn’t just a hotel; it’s a moment of real human connection.
Marvel Stone Hotel
Staying at Marvel Stone Hotel was an absolute highlight of my first two nights in Egypt. The location couldn’t be better—just a 2-minute walk from the Sphinx entrance to the Giza Plateau, putting me right in the heart of ancient history. While the surrounding area is rough and bustling—street noise, local vendors, kids asking for small change, and yes, the occasional smell of horse or camel dung—it’s part of the authentic Giza experience. Once inside the hotel, everything shifts: quiet, clean, and welcoming. The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful, always ready to assist with tours or guides, though I already had plans so I didn’t need their help. What truly stole the show was the view. From my room to the rooftop terrace, the sight of the three Great Pyramids and the Sphinx was breathtaking—especially during the evening light show, which you can hear and see in full glory. Breakfast was simple but satisfying, enough to fuel a day of exploring. For a budget-friendly stay with one of the best views on the plateau, this hotel is a must-consider. If you want proximity to the action and a genuine feel of Giza without breaking the bank, this place delivers.
King Pyramid Hotel
I can't believe I stayed here—this place is a total scam. The name might say 'King Pyramid Hotel,' but the address clearly shows it's located at 50 Gamal Abd El-Nasir, Giza, and trust me, it’s not a hotel. It's literally next to a camel barn—yes, you read that right. The stench of manure was overwhelming, and I actually found camel droppings on the stairs leading to the so-called rooms. This isn’t just bad service—it’s unsanitary and completely unprofessional. I booked through a platform, and they allowed this property to rebrand repeatedly to hide negative reviews while refusing to issue a refund. Don’t waste your time or money—avoid this place at all costs. There are far better options in Cairo, even if they’re just basic guesthouses.
Pharaohs Hotel
Staying at Pharaohs Hotel was an absolute highlight of my trip to Giza! The location is perfect—just a short walk from the Great Pyramids, making it easy to catch the sunrise over the iconic structures. The hotel’s design truly captures ancient Egyptian charm with intricate details in the decor, sculptures, and murals throughout the lobby. It feels like stepping into history the moment you walk in. My room was clean, spacious, and well-maintained, with a comfortable bed and strong air conditioning—essential for beating the desert heat. The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful, going the extra mile without being asked. They even assisted with luggage and offered local tips that made my visit much more enjoyable. What really stood out was the incredible value—luxury vibes at a fraction of the price. If you're looking to experience authentic Egyptian culture while staying in a stylish, convenient spot, this hotel is a must-book.
Mena Inn Pyramids
Staying at Mena Inn Pyramids was a great choice for experiencing the iconic pyramids up close. The room offered an unbeatable view of all three pyramids and the Sphinx—perfect for morning coffee or evening photos. You can also enjoy the nightly light show from the rooftop terrace for free, which is a real highlight. The area around the hotel is packed with dining options—including KFC and Pizza Hut—plus small shops and two ATMs nearby, making daily needs super convenient. The owners were incredibly helpful, giving us tips on navigating the neighborhood safely and avoiding common tourist traps. We even arranged our guided tour directly at the hotel, which saved us time and hassle. That said, the surrounding area isn’t the cleanest, and street vendors are persistent—something common in tourist-heavy spots across Egypt. Be prepared to politely decline offers. Despite that, the location, views, and hospitality make this a solid pick if you’re looking to stay close to the pyramids without spending too much.
Amarante Pyramids Hotel
I was pleasantly surprised by the Amaranthe Pyramids Hotel—while the photos don’t do it justice, the actual place is much more comfortable and charming in person. It’s a bit dated, but still maintains a solid sense of quality and character. The room was spacious, perfect for families, and came with four pillows on the bed—something I always check when booking! I slept like a baby. The location is great too, just a short ride from the Giza Pyramids, making it super convenient for sightseeing. Despite its age, the hotel feels well-maintained and offers excellent value. If you’re looking for a quiet, family-friendly stay with a touch of charm near the iconic pyramids, this is definitely worth considering.
Pyramisa Suites Hotel Cairo
The location is absolutely perfect—just a short walk from the metro and right in the heart of shopping and dining areas. Everything you need for food, fun, and convenience is within easy reach. The lobby is elegant and peaceful, setting a calm tone as soon as you step inside. The front desk staff went above and beyond—they were incredibly friendly, helped with luggage, and checked us in so quickly it felt effortless. Any questions we had were answered patiently and thoroughly, making us feel truly welcome. The room was larger than expected, spotlessly clean with no unpleasant odors. The bedding was super comfortable, and I slept like a baby all night. The bathroom features a smart dry/wet separation, hot water came on instantly, and the toiletries were high quality. The view from the window? Stunning—especially at night when the pyramids are lit up. Breakfast was abundant and delicious, with a great variety of options. Wi-Fi was strong and fast throughout our stay. Overall, this hotel delivers exceptional value for money. We had such a wonderful experience that we’ll definitely be booking here again on our next trip to Cairo.
Barceló Cairo Pyramids
Staying at Barceló Cairo Pyramids was an absolute highlight of my trip to Egypt. This brand-new hotel offers a perfect blend of modern comfort and authentic charm, with breathtaking views of the Nile River from almost every room. The staff went above and beyond—friendly, professional, and always ready to help without being intrusive. I especially loved the breakfast served on the rooftop restaurant, where I enjoyed fresh local flavors while watching the sun dip behind the pyramids. It’s not just about the view—it’s the attention to detail that makes this place stand out. Whether you’re here for sightseeing or simply relaxing by the river, this is a fantastic value option in the Aswan area. Highly recommended for travelers who appreciate quality, location, and warm hospitality.
Sheraton Cairo Hotel & Casino
Staying in the new wing was an absolute delight—the hotel’s interior is so well-maintained and modern, feeling surprisingly familiar compared to what you’d find back home. The facilities are top-notch, clean, and thoughtfully designed, making it a comfortable retreat even amidst the vibrant energy of Cairo. Outside, it’s still Egypt—rich with culture and charm—but stepping inside feels like entering a different world altogether. There are plenty of dining options, plus entertainment on-site, and I was really impressed that there’s a currency exchange desk right on the first floor—super convenient for travelers. We booked a Nile-view room, and every morning and evening were made special by the stunning views: watching the sunrise paint the sky or enjoying the city lights reflecting on the river was pure magic. The location is excellent too—easy access to major attractions. Honestly, this place offers incredible value and comfort. I’ll definitely be booking here again on my next trip to Cairo.
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