Hotels in Nazlet El-Semman

"Very close with giza gate entrance for eygptian, thanx allah, tourist police let us pass the gate to enter immediately. The hotel a little bit noise but easy acces to buy food. Very friendly n helpful staff from 🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾 ♥️"

"The Pyramids Boutique Hotel is a jewel! My 84 year old mother and I decided to spend 5 days in Cairo and devote 3 days to the Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) and 2 days taking in the majesty of the pyramids at our own pace. The first hotel we selected was near the GEM but it was neither well appointed nor was the courteous or kind. We then decided to move hotels and WE WERE SO HAPPY at the Pyramids Boutique Hotel. The hotel is newly opened, the rooms are immaculately clean, the furniture of high quality, the mattresses brand new, the refrigerator spacious and quiet, and the shower strong with hot water--the hotel even provided disposable slippers, a nice touch we have come to appreciate on the otherwise cold cement floors so common in Egypt. The wifi is also excellent. The view from the roof deck is wonderful: there is an unobstructed view of all the pyramids and one can even spot the Sphinx between the palm trees. The walk to the Sphinx Gate of the park the pyramids are in is 5 minutes away and there is no line if one books tickets online. The Grand Egyptian Museum is also 5 minutes away by Uber. This is really THE LOCATION TO BE AT: excellent, well appointed hotel with a view, a short walk to the easy entrance to the Pyramid park. Finally and most importantly, the staff was gracious, courteous, flexible and VERY KIND. They provided breakfast on the roof deck at times convenient for us (mom wanted to sleep in one day) and extended our check-out the last day till quite late allowing up stay in the room until it was time to go to the airport. We could not have been happier at the Pyramid Pavilion Hotel and will recommend this to friends and family."

"I was worried they might be closed because there weren't many reviews, but I checked in smoothly around 9 PM! The pyramids are clearly visible, and it feels like you have the terrace all to yourself, which is fantastic. The breakfast, while a bit rudimentary for the price, was still decent (the view made up for everything). The hot water in the bathroom worked well, but the drain was a bit dirty. Don't expect a super clean feel; think of it as a 2-star place. However, there are so many alleyways that even Google Maps struggled. An Uber spent 30 minutes circling, unable to find the way. We eventually got out midway and walked for about 2 minutes, but the neighborhood itself felt quite scary, perhaps due to being underdeveloped. Even by 7-8 PM, there were only a few locals on the streets, making it very intimidating. Right in front of the accommodation, there were camels, horses, touts, and tuk-tuks everywhere – it was chaos. If it weren't for the view, I would never have stayed in this neighborhood. The Giza pyramid entrance was about a 10-minute taxi ride away. If you're looking for good value for money, I recommend it."

"It was most amazing stay i had .it is well worth staying in this hotel you feel secure and just like home and all staff were so brilliant I can say I will book again and I will come and stay again any time in future thanks to all the staff my stay wos just perfect"

"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."

"This hotel is just an 8-minute walk from the pyramid ticket gate, and the rooftop restaurant offers stunning views of the pyramids. The breakfast is plentiful. It's worth mentioning that the owner is a China enthusiast; he spoke fluent Mandarin and even gave us snacks. His attentive service made for a very comfortable stay. At this price, there are no other options; it's unbeatable value. The hotel also offers activities at reasonable prices."

"Wonderfully kind staff who upgraded our room for free and were completely helpful. My girlfriend was sexually assulted 2 minutes from the hotel on the main road in broad daylight. I know this isn't the fault of the hotel (obviously) but the area isn't safe for women! Would love to leave a positive review because the staff were kind and the room was beautiful, but I can't reccomend staying in this area given our experience. We had to leave after 2 nights after a 5 night stay because we didn't feel safe going outside anymore."

"I recently stayed at Khan DuiDar Inn in Giza and had a pleasant experience. The hotel was very clean, which made for a comfortable stay. The view of the Pyramids from the terrace was a real highlight and made for a lovely backdrop while relaxing. The staff were also friendly and helpful, which added to the overall positive vibe of the hotel. While the neighborhood is quite old and poor, as expected, stepping into the hotel felt like entering a calm oasis. Overall, I recommend Khan DuiDar Inn for anyone visiting Giza. It’s a clean, welcoming place with great views!"

"The absolutely spectacular view of the pyramids from the rooftop was the highlight. The air conditioning worked great, allowing us to fully relax and get a good rest. All the hotel staff were incredibly kind and helpful. There were also shops nearby selling snacks and drinks, and the people working there were all very friendly as well. This was a stark contrast to the hotels in Luxor; they really ought to take a page out of this hotel's book!"