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Premium bedding, laptop workspace, free cots/infant beds, free WiFi

Imperial Glory Lodges

Rissani

mei yee

includes taxes & fees

6 Jun - 7 Jun

Pyraking Pyramids View Inn

Giza

Marius

includes taxes & fees

31 May - 1 Jun

Shiny Pyramids Boutique Hotel

Pyramids Gardens

includes taxes & fees

9 Jun - 10 Jun

The Palace Pyramids inn

Al Haram

Jaya

includes taxes & fees

17 Jun - 18 Jun

Royal Great Pyramid INN

Al Haram

"If you’re planning a trip to Cairo Egypt especially the GEM, Spinx or Pyramids Royal has the best views! Yosef arranged all my tour and guides, ticket purchases, wake up calls, pickup and drop offs he just goes above and beyond to make sure you are pleased. The staff are amazing. Very friendly people and work together making every guest feel welcomed while meeting their needs. The kindness and affection I’ve received was phenomenal. Also visit the rooftop restaurant they have a variety of...

Stephanie

includes taxes & fees

24 Jun - 25 Jun

PR Pyramids Inn

Al Haram

includes taxes & fees

9 Jun - 10 Jun

Dar Pyramids View Inn RoofTop

Al Haram

Karl

includes taxes & fees

30 May - 31 May

Minibar, in-room safe, soundproofing, free cots/infant beds

Remal Pyramids Hotel

Kafrat al Jabal

Jennalee

includes taxes & fees

28 May - 29 May

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Top Sahara Desert Hotel Reviews

Novotel Cairo Airport

2/10 Terrible

"Aircon in the room smelt of piss. Staff at reception are rude, few and far between, and constantly overwhelmed. Cleaners entering your room from 8am to clean on day of departure. Its been a long time since I've had such poor service at an accor hotel."

Radisson Blu Hotel Cairo Heliopolis

10/10 Excellent

"The hotel was wonderful and the staff extremely helpful. The concierge staff, especially Hussein, went out of their way to assist. The buffets were very well laid out with good variety. We had breakfast included with our stay and also ended up having dinner there as well. In all a great experience."

Le Méridien Cairo Airport

10/10 Excellent

"Excellent 5 stars hotel from every aspect, Top property well maintained, but above all the best staff in all areas of the hotel from the front desk to restaurants to coffee shop to the pool! It is like my time share property in Cairo, excellent massage by the pool by professional and polite Kamar , excellent hookah and drinks at the bar by the pool and panoramic view. IN SUMMARY MY FAVORITE HOTEL IN CAIRO FOR LAST 10 YEARS !"

Four Seasons Hotel Cairo at Nile Plaza

10/10 Excellent

"I love this hotel. It’s perfect. This is my fourth time staying here and it’s spoiled me for other places. The staff are, without exception, the best I’ve ever come across. The rooms are beautiful and immaculate. Everyone goes out of their way to make you feel so special. I love it here!"

Kempinski Nile Hotel Cairo

2/10 Terrible

"Checked in - poky little lobby. Got taken to our rooms. The smell of mustiness when the door opened was overwhelming. Room is poky and claustrophobic. Carpets and fixtures really badly maintained. Ripped carpets. Sticky floors. Tried to upgrade to suites. Slightly larger but all the same issues. Left swiftly and went to the Four Seasons a couple of minutes away. Less than an hour spent at Kempinski. Avoid unless you’re content with paying five star prices for a three star experience."

Steigenberger Resort Achti

8/10 Good

"One thing I would strongly suggest to the hotel management is addressing the issue with the horse drawn buggies and the taxi drivers waiting outside the property. Unfortunately, having a gate is not enough when, the moment you step outside, they immediately approach you, pressure you, and aggressively try to force you to use their services instead of apps like inDrive. The hotel should work with the tourist police to remove these individuals from the street leading to the hotel entrance. Tourists should be able to walk freely or order an inDrive without being harassed. At one point, I even witnessed two taxi drivers verbally confronting an inDrive driver for picking up a couple, as if they owned the entire area. We stayed at the Steigenberger Resort Achti and walked several times to dine at the Steigenberger Nile Palace, which is only about 0.8 miles away. However, because of the intense heat, we often had to use inDrive, which cost around 50 Egyptian pounds each way. At one point, the taxi drivers pressured us so much that we almost got into one of their taxis. When I asked for the price, the driver quoted 500 Egyptian pounds for the same ride. This is exactly why traditional taxi drivers are losing business and why services like inDrive are becoming more popular. Unless they start being honest and charging fair prices, they will continue to lose customers."

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