Pyramids View Inn Bed & Breakfast

Un chantier et une construction face au balcon

Pros: Le personnel est aimable et le petit déjeuner sur le rooftop offre une belle vue sur les pyramides. Proche de l’entrée des pyramides (50 mètres) Cons: Nous avons choisi un chambre avec balcon et vue sur les pyramides. Le prix était assez élevé (75 dollars) mais nous avions déjà séjourné ici il y 5 ans et savions que rien n’obstruait la vue. Grosse déception : il y a maintenant une construction et le prix n’est plus du tout justifié. Vous avez un chantier bruyant et pas de vue dégagée donc la prestation n’est pas du tout au rendez-vous et le tarif mérite d’être considérablement baissé.

Mejor hotel para hospedarse en Giza

Sencillamente todo, la habitacion, la vista hacia las piramides, la atencion del personal, todo estubo de lujo

Lovely place in prime position!!!

Pros: The staff are simply delightful. Nothing is too much trouble. Rasha at the reception is absolutely lovely. The hotel is situated almost opposite the entry to the pyramid complex. The roof terrace allows a beautiful view of the sunset. Cons: There is a big building site opposite the hotel and they work during they night. Hotel is providing earplugs which block out the noise.

A wonderful stay with an unforgettable view of the Pyramids of Giza and warm Egyptian hospitality. 🇪🇬❤️

Pros: I loved the location and, most of all, the incredible view of the Pyramids of Giza. Waking up to such a beautiful view was unforgettable. The staff were very friendly, welcoming and helpful throughout my stay. I also enjoyed the rooftop area, where I could relax and admire the pyramids, especially in the evening. The hotel made my Cairo experience even more special. Cons: There was nothing major that I disliked about the property. Overall, I had a very pleasant and enjoyable stay

One day trip made disappointing by a dishonest tour guide.

Pros: The property was close to and facing Giza pyramids. Cons: The person who hosted appeared reasonable but he introduced us to a tour guide named Charlie who was dishonest. We told the host and Charlie that my wife has difficulty walking and will need a Wheelchair. The tour guide Charlie denied us having wheelchair saying this is not allowed inside pyramids and that we must enter before 4pm. He made us walk through sand in hot weather. We later found out that wheelchair is actually allowed and when you pay for your ticket, you can actually use hop off hop on shuttle bus service for fre