Hotels in Al Barajil

"Very nice hotel "

"The view is amazing specially the rooftop and our room with the view of the pyramids. That's what sold me to book this hotel. Room is good, cold with comfortable beds and pillows. For one night stay its ok otherwise area is loud and crowded. Its not the hotel's fault but its just the area. But definitely right in front of the pyramids. Staff are very friendly, good english and very helpful. "

"Perfect hotel to stay when catching an early morning flight from Cairo. Huge rooms. Super clean. King size bed. "

"Fabulous hotel."

"The staff was friendly and helpful. Breakfast was fresh. The room needs to be upgraded. The fridge has mold. The gym opens at 7 am. It will be great if it becomes self-serve, and the door opens with a room key card"

"It was nice hotel "

"Rooms a bit outdated but clean and amazing view. Staff at restaurant should be more attentive and caring"

"Amazing views and great staff "

"Don’t believe the pictures you see on the website…at least not yet! They claim they are renovating to the level that is shown. They may have one or two rooms now (just for the pictures?!?!?) but the majority of the rooms are ~60% there. For instance, our shower had no barrier glass to contain the water. Water was anll over the bathroom floor. And I highly doubt you’ll get the same price once the property is fully renovated. Things to note: no air conditioners in the rooms (at least not yet, but it didn’t look likely for the future). The breakfast is nominal at best - you get what you pay for. It’s downtown so it’s going to be loud due to the constant honking of cars on the street. (The driving here is mayhem!) Last hint, to no fault of the hotel: if you arrive late night, don’t be surprised upon arrival. We’re told its overall safe, but it looks super sketchy and dirty - by American/Western standards. That’s Cairo. During the day, it’s hustle and bustle downtown. Also expect the Islamic “call to prayer” at 4:00 in the morning - every morning! Viaje: You need to be more upfront with potential customers about the current condition of the hotel. We got blind-sided for sure. "