Giza Hotels with Breakfast

The hotel boasts truly amazing views of the pyramids from its balconies and restaurant. While the breakfast selection wasn't huge, everything tasted delicious, especially the potato curry (I think Egyptian potatoes are just good!). The place was clean and felt very safe, with a comfortable bed. The bathtub was a bit small, but overall, it was a very pleasant stay.

We stayed one night before our flight home. The room was gorgeous—a huge bed and a balcony with a view of the pyramids. But the first downside was the busy road outside, and the noise from it was just too loud. Egyptians drive so loudly that they blare horns instead of traffic rules. It was like that all night. We either didn't have hot water in our room, or we couldn't figure out how to turn it on, as there was clearly a water heater under the sink. We turned it on, but there was no hot water. The reception staff were pleasant. There's a good restaurant right across the building from the hotel. The pyramids are about a 10-minute taxi ride away, or you could walk, but we didn't risk it.

The house is absolutely recommendable. The Maria Pyramids House is excellently located right in front of the pyramids. The rooms are newly made and super. The rooms are very, very clean. I also liked the roof terrace with direct view to the pyramids. The hospitality and service of Osama and Ahmed were very, very good. The gentlemen always gave tips for the day design. The kitchen of Mrs Aeda was also great and breakfast on the roof terrace I enjoyed with view of the pyramids. I had 6 nights in the room and enjoyed every day. The House has exceeded my expectations.

The hygiene was excellent, and the room was very spacious and clean, meeting the usual Sheraton standards. The facilities were quite new, and there were several restaurants, though they closed relatively early in the evening. There was also a pool, gym, and conference center. The environment was impressive, with a large lobby connected to a cafe and restaurants. The hotel consists of two buildings, linked by a swimming pool on the second-floor skybridge. It’s a rather grand, traditional five-star hotel. The service, both in the restaurants and room service, was very good, especially in the breakfast restaurant. Even though it was busy, the staff were always smiling and welcoming. The breakfast restaurant has an excellent location, directly overlooking the most beautiful stretch of the Nile River. The breakfast spread was very generous, and all the juices were freshly squeezed.

1. The staff here were very helpful when asked and never expected a tip (despite what you might read online about tipping culture). For example, they'll help you call a taxi – which you pay for yourself in cash – but it's best to request one in advance as they can sometimes be hard to find. 2. When I checked in, part of the hotel was undergoing renovations, so the cleanliness and air quality weren't great on the first day, and there was also some noise. 3. My room was directly below the restaurant, so I had to tolerate some noise from above. 4. The bathroom cleanliness needs improvement; on the first day, there were flies and other insects. 5. The Wi-Fi was quite poor; I only had a signal near the room door, and none by the window. 6. You can see the pyramids from the restaurant and windows, but for a business traveler, well, you get it. 7. Two bottles of water are provided daily, and there's a kettle. 8. Breakfast is a set menu, offering American and French options. I've included a picture of the French breakfast (from the first morning, you can see for yourself), so I'd recommend choosing the American option.

This hotel has some of the kindest and most helpful people I have ever met. From the very first moment, the staff made me feel truly welcome. Any question or request was answered immediately — they always helped, explained, and guided me with genuine care. There was a small issue with my room at first, but it was resolved right away. The staff quickly arranged a room change, and everything was handled smoothly and professionally. I stayed in a room with a balcony, and it was absolutely amazing. The view is breathtaking — waking up and seeing the pyramids right in front of you is an unforgettable experience. I would also like to highlight the hotel’s rooftop. Breakfasts are served there, and you can also just relax or order food from the restaurant. Eating while overlooking the pyramids is something truly special. The hotel is located very close to the entrance of the Pyramids area — I even walked back to the hotel on foot after my visit. The Great Egyptian Museum is also just a 10–15 minute car ride, which is extremely convenient. Once again, the staff deserves special praise: very friendly, attentive, and always ready to help with anything. They speak English very well, which makes communication easy and comfortable. Airport transfer can be arranged both from and to the hotel, and payment at the reception is possible in both US dollars and Egyptian pounds. Highly recommended — a place where you feel cared for and truly enjoy every moment of your stay.

I can highly recommend this hotel. We stayed here as a couple; the room was clean, fresh, and pleasant. I'd even say professional. We booked a deluxe room with a bathtub and a glass wall—it was worth it. The bathroom was excellent, perfect for two. The renovations were done well, even a bit sterile, without the typical Egyptian lack of attention to detail. We stayed in this room in December (when we were freezing in other hotels), and overall it was very comfortable. Street noise was minimal, especially compared to Cairo. The internet was average, not the best speed. We watched a movie on TV—the lighting, sound, and picture were very comfortable. The hotel's location is good: a 10-minute taxi ride to the museum and 15-20 to the entrance to the pyramids. Breakfast was okay. Grocery and fruit options are a 5-minute walk away. One downside: the staff in the cafe wasn't very professional (apparently the owner's children are there), but that's a minor detail. Also, if you order food from the cafe's menu, allow for a 40-50-minute wait. But to sum it up, the hotel fulfilled all its main tasks (sleep, relaxation, warmth) perfectly.

The rooms are clean, they cleaned them every day, the service was excellent, they helped with any questions, the windows from the room looked out onto the wall, so it was impossible to use the window, the views from the restaurant and from the pool to the pyramids are superb, the staff in the restaurant is excellent, but it is very dirty, the chairs are dirty, it was unpleasant to sit on, the prices are high. The breakfasts were terrible, there was almost no choice. I highly recommend the nearby cafe Beans & Brew, it is close, cheap and tasty, there is also a large good supermarket on the way

The hotel has pyramid view on their rooftop, you cN enjoy the view while havinv your breakfast..the room was ok, but lack of amenities..the breakfast was good..the staff is friendly..overall we have a good tine while staying there

Facilities: Very old, far from 4-star standard. WiFi is incredibly slow, and my 4G/5G mobile data (from an Orange SIM card bought at Cairo Airport T1) was completely unusable once I entered the room. Cleanliness: The hotel is only 20 meters from the pyramid entrance. The downstairs area and the entire hotel lobby reeked of horse and camel manure! The room itself was slightly better. Ambiance: The rooftop dining area offers a nice view. Service: The owner and staff were quite friendly and helpful, which was probably the best aspect of this hotel.