4-Star Hotels in Giza

Traveling to Cairo, Egypt, I highly recommend the Sun Hotel Cairo. Its location, service, dining, and safety are all top-notch, making for a truly comfortable stay! The hotel's location is superb, right next to the Pyramids area. The Grand Egyptian Museum is within walking distance, making sightseeing incredibly convenient. It saves so much time and effort whether you're visiting the pyramids or the museum, which is incredibly tourist-friendly. What truly impressed me was the hotel's service! The manager was responsible and kind, always attentive to guests' needs, proactively asking if help was required, and meticulously taking care of everything. It made me feel incredibly warm and welcomed. All the staff were well-trained, offering enthusiastic and detailed service with a friendly attitude. The overall experience was excellent. The dining was an even bigger surprise! The hotel has a dedicated Chinese chef who prepares authentic Chinese cuisine. The breakfast was rich and delicious, perfectly satisfying a Chinese palate. You can also order Chinese stir-fries and other dishes. The taste is almost identical to what you'd find back home. Being able to eat such authentic Chinese food in a foreign country was truly comforting. The rooms are spacious, clean, and well-maintained, ensuring a comfortable and relaxing stay. Furthermore, the hotel is invested by a Chinese state-owned enterprise, so security is strict, and surveillance is comprehensive, providing a complete sense of safety. Staying here in Cairo made me feel especially secure and at ease. The overall experience far exceeded my expectations. Whether it was the location, service, dining, or safety, everything was impeccable. For anyone traveling to Cairo, just go for it; you definitely won't be disappointed!

Facilities: This independent boutique hotel has a full range of amenities. The small elevator requires you to open the door yourself. The ethnic-style decor is very distinctive. There's USB charging, and suites have an extra bathtub. The only minor drawback is the three steps between the bathroom and the bedroom, so you need to be careful when getting up at night. Cleanliness: It hasn't been open long and is still very well-maintained. Environment: The rooms facing the pyramids are indeed pyramid-view rooms, feeling incredibly close. You're practically at the attraction, just past Mena Palace. We stayed on the 3rd floor and could see them very clearly. It's very close to the attractions and museums by taxi, but sometimes it's so close that drivers are less inclined to take the fare. Being in the Giza area, there aren't many dining and shopping options, and there's a lot of construction going on, so it's a bit chaotic outside. However, once inside the hotel, it's fine and relatively quiet. Breakfast is served on the rooftop, where there's also a pool. Service: As a small hotel, the service is exceptionally warm. From the doorman to breakfast, they'll help hail taxis, and assist with luggage storage and retrieval. They freshly prepare ethnic-style dishes for breakfast, offering very personalized service.

The location-based taxi booking seemed a bit inaccurate, but I managed to get there the second time. As soon as I got out of the car, several bro gave me directions. The room was beautiful, clean, and quiet. The air conditioning worked well, and the water pipes didn't smell bad. Overall, it was great value for money. The staff were very friendly and even helped me call a taxi.Thanks for Brassbell teams.

Stay was great. Breakfast was good too. Gana hospital was just 4-5 minutes walk where my training / workshop was. If you are coming especially for that then definitely going to recommend it. Many places of food and shopping centers were located around the hotel. Easy to catch taxi but do allow 1 hour and 30 minutes for airport in taxi as traffic is hilarious.

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 location is super great. The hotel is located in front of the gate on the Sphinx side of the pyramids. There is a ticket booth diagonally in front of the hotel, and there is nothing blocking the view on the terrace, so you can watch the night show while eating here. The room is clean and spacious. The servers at the restaurant are very kind. The food is not expensive for a hotel, so we ate here. You need to make a reservation to eat on the rooftop, but the view from the lowest terrace (no reservation required) is better because there is nothing blocking the view. The only drawback is that the water pressure in the shower is so weak that it is the weakest I have ever experienced overseas, and I was worried about whether I could wash my feet. Also, the drainage is poor, so my feet get wet every time I use the toilet afterwards. However, the location and the view are good, so I am satisfied.

I was greeted by a swift early check-in by front desk accommodating staff (I do particularly remember Michael) and to my most-pleasant surprise I thought my room was five-star (go for the superior room, well worth it; I have no experience with standard rooms). Housekeeping lady (Alla) is very friendly and accommodating and will do a fantastic thorough job. Thank you. High-floor pool is very nice and clean (can see the Nile river). Buffet breakfast was varied, tasty and more than satisfying. If wnd when in Cairo, I will not hesitate to book this hotel again (and will not try to find a ”better hotel”).

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.

The hotel has a great view of the pyramids and the city life, literally right across the street. They have a rooftop restaurant. The managers were kind and always available. As a solo traveling woman I felt invited and safe. The room is small but clean and had everything I needed. Wifi was tricky so be prepared for that. I do reccommend this hotel for short stays in Cairo!

Located about 3 kilometers from the Giza pyramid, because it is in the urban-rural junction, and on the roadside, Cairo's health is more worrying, roadside garbage can be seen everywhere! It is a private individual hotel, the price is so-so, but the service is very good, every employee is very nice. Hotel health, and the domestic is not the same day, it is recommended to especially love clean self-contained sheets, pillowcases, etc.!