Inns in Giza

I want to thank the entire hotel staff. Throughout my stay, they were always there to help with any questions I had. I was alone, but I felt at ease here. They also arranged transfers from the hotel to and from the airport. The breakfasts were delicious. I had plenty to eat. The bread, flatbreads, and puff pastry were delicious. The terrace is very nice—unusually covered with palm leaves, and there's an original Bedouin area with low tables and sofas. It's a highlight! They could use some more flowering plants. The only downside to the hotel for me is that there's nowhere to go out in the evening, unless you take a taxi. The surrounding area is full of complex new development. But there's a plus: right across from the hotel entrance, there's a small shop where you can buy water, juice, sweets, and coffee. I recommend this hotel. The GEM and the pyramids are nearby. Cairo is worth a visit, and perhaps more than once. I only managed to see the main attractions in three days, but I'd love to see more!

This is the best and most cost-effective hotel I have stayed in Egypt for more than 20 days. The bedding is clean, the mattress is comfortable, the environment is quiet, the breakfast is good, there is a hair dryer shampoo shower gel, and there is a refrigerator. Susan English is very good, she provided us with the news and intimate care we needed. I broke my bones on the road and the hotel staff took me to the hospital and made it as convenient as possible for me. It is not far from the Great Egyptian Museum and the Pyramid. There is a Carrefour supermarket a few hundred meters away. The small store at the door is also affordable. There is a bus to the ski resort of mall of Egypt. There is a take-out Pisa store at the entrance of the hotel. The pizza is delicious. The hotel with a per capita of dozens of yuan is really recommended. The breakfast in the picture also has milk and Egyptian specialties, which is not photographed, and it is also very good.

We stayed as a group of 6 people in 3 rooms. The rooms were neat and clean, and the location was very close to the Giza Pyramids. The rooftop offered a fantastic view of the pyramids. Both staff members, Yusuf and Noor, were very friendly and helpful. The place is budget-friendly. My only recommendation for Solima would be to improve the breakfast by changing the menu daily, as we stayed for 4 days and found it repetitive. Otherwise, the overall experience was excellent Keep to do good Job”

In general, it was nice, but there are nuances. We bought 2 nights, but we planned not to stay the second night, but to go to the airport in the evening. At the evening race, a guy on the resepshen called a few more people. They were 5. And they told us there were no places in the hotel. There is a hotel that is below the floor but the view is not exactly on the pyramid. We started to murmur a little that we would live one night and we need a good view. Such reviews I read a lot in other hotels. But this hotel has not seen such reviews. It was settled for one night in another hotel below the floor with a good view of the pyramids. A whole cake was given as an apology! Thank you. The next day when we arrived in the evening after the tour, we were settled in a purchased room. We stayed in it at 2:00, we were made decorations for the birthday. In general, the situation has a little corrupted mood, but the overall impression is normal. Living in different rooms, all ok

The boss's consideration and service mind are both good. The rooftop view is also good. Since the location is a tourist site for the pyramids of Giza, the surroundings are a bit cluttered, but there is a police checkpoint right in front, so it's safe to park your car. The front of the hotel was illuminated by cctv, so I was able to park with peace of mind. I was so grateful that the boss provided all possible conveniences and bought water and eggs for my request when I checked out early on the last day and couldn't use breakfast. I will visit again. thank you.

The staff are all very helpful. The toilet and shower are also beautiful. There are soap, tissues and toilet paper. The door has a key and a chain lock. There is also a safe in the room. It was a very nice hotel. I moved to a different hotel now but I want to return to this hotel again (-_-)

Hotel is good for the price and location. One things is the staff at breakfast are so annoying. Leave me alone, I just want to eat in peace and I’m not giving a tip for a free breakfast. One thing I don’t like about Turkey.

When booking the hotel, I specifically wanted one with a view of the pyramids. However, after checking reviews on various platforms, I found many misleading photos, pictures of hotels without windows and with dirty toilets, all at exorbitant prices. I found this hotel on Ctrip with only two reviews, so I thought I'd try my luck – 275 RMB per night plus free breakfast. It seemed to be a newly opened hotel. When I arrived, I was pleasantly surprised. The rooms were modernly decorated and exceptionally clean. The receptionists both spoke English. That evening, I chatted with the receptionist, Mohammed, for a long time, and he even took us to sit on the balcony. They gave us a very large family room, complete with slippers and excellent water quality. The next day, I woke up after 12:00 PM. When we went for breakfast, the receptionist said it ended at 11:00 AM, but anyway, we still got to eat the free breakfast around 12:00 PM. The breakfast was as pictured; the portions were generous, and you could get as much as you wanted. The orange juice was also delicious. A taxi to the pyramids was only 9 RMB, very cheap. Actually, I didn't want to walk the 900 meters because the streets didn't seem very clean, but taking a taxi was cheaper anyway. Later, we ran out of US dollars but no Egyptian pounds, so we exchanged money with the hotel reception. The hotel has three floors without an elevator, but the security guard downstairs offered to help with our luggage for free. We felt he was tired and our luggage was heavy, so we gave him a one-dollar tip, which made him very happy. In short, the hotel cost 275 RMB per night, which surprised me greatly, because many hotels are expensive and not clean. We even asked the receptionist why there were three identical negative reviews on Google. He said that the Indian breakfast place kept serving various dishes, some of which cost extra, but the staff insisted on serving them for free and wanted to try everything. They had already given them one free dish, but the staff kept asking for more. The hotel staff were really friendly; they greeted us, asked how we were doing, and asked if we wanted more (all free, a stark contrast to the scary scams outside the tourist areas). I give it five stars. The location is in Old Cairo near the pyramids, not as clean as New Cairo, but very close to the attractions. There are many supermarkets, fruit stalls, and bakeries nearby. However, if you want to go to a good, trendy restaurant, you'll need to take a taxi, but the pyramid view is good, and taxis are cheap.

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View of the pyramids from the first line - yes. The entrance and approach to the hotel is through a run-down and dirty alley of 400 meters, nearby there is only local ”color”. There seems to be partial repairs, but it seems not, crooked and unfinished. There is hot water. There is a heater. There is breakfast, but after watching the process, we did not want to have dinner. The owners are kind and smiling, as are everyone else.