Hotels With Airport pickup service in Giza Governorate, Egypt

It is located just a few minutes walking from the pyramid area. It has various types of rooms. However, we were given a different type of room instead of what was booked even though we paid more initially. The view was immense. You could see the pyramid well and clear.

The hotel breakfast was great! There was a wide variety of salads to choose from. However I don’t want to stay again… location was really nice. If you stay just one day I recommend you.

This is the most expensive hotel in this trip to Egypt, more expensive than Sofitel Aswan, but except for the good breakfast and good service, I am not very satisfied with other things. 1. There is only a bathtub, no hand-held shower. 2. There is a musty smell when the room is opened, and the sound insulation is very poor, and the sound of the road outside can be heard clearly. I stayed at Le Meridien Airport Hotel before, and the sound insulation was not so bad. Maybe if you want to stay in this hotel, you must book a room with a pyramid view, so that you will not face the road. 3. There is no Chinese TV, but this is a common problem in Egyptian hotels, and there is no way to solve it. 4. The buffet is very rich, but the chefs have a bad memory. I asked for waffles and muffins, but they didn’t come after 20 minutes. I went to see them, and they immediately reacted and made them for me after a few minutes. It made me eat in a hurry, but the taste was good. Personally, I think this hotel is specially for viewing the pyramids, and other requirements are difficult to meet.

This was a GREAT place to vacation in Cairo. The location was on the river in view of pyramids from our balcony. The staff were very friendly and accommodating. We arrived HOURS before check-in and they just went ahead and gave us a room. I was shocked! I will def. be staying here again in the future. I have no complaints, no suggestions for improvement. Everything was beyond my expectation.

Very Clean, Comfy and well presented, Extremely accommodating, Very Welcoming and friendly service from both Osama’s, Best Breakfast i had during my entire trip..with a great view!! Great location for entrance to the Giza pyramids. 5 min walk A lot cleaner and quieter than the other side of Giza (sphinx entrance) where i started my trip 10days earlier.. I booked last minute for my final night stay in Egypt as I was flying out from Sphinx Int.. I was travelling by coach up from Hurghada which got delayed meaning i wouldn’t arrive until 2am, I also had problems with my phone so could not contact to inform. Getting into Cairo when my signal sorted, I received a msg from the Night porter saying He was looking forward to expecting me and to contact if any problems.. Only issue was finding the entrance but Osama came out to meet me in seconds of msging.. He asked what time i would like breakfast and asked if i would like awake up call at said time. Excellent warm friendly service, I had to get a picture with Osama in the morning before he finished his shift just to remember his fantastic warm welcoming smile Will certainly advise anyone to stay here for a great budget boutique hotel experience

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 hotel is very suitable for visiting the pyramids. It is about 20 minutes walk from the Sphinx. The top floor restaurant can see the pyramid. The surrounding environment of the hotel is the epitome of Cairo. The reception staff was very welcoming. The restaurant's food tastes good, the dinner included is carefully made according to the requirements, and beer is delivered on the last night. The room is newly renovated, the space is large enough, but the facilities are simple, the quality needs to be improved, and the room WIFI needs to be greatly improved. Trip.com The webpage shows that there is an error, there is no airport shuttle bus, and the pick-up and drop-off fee is $25 per trip, which is much more expensive than Uber.

Spectacular Stay with Unparalleled Views Our stay at the Pyramids View Inn was absolutely phenomenal! Location: This hotel boasts the best location possible—directly in front of the Sphinx and the Great Pyramids of Giza. Waking up to the breathtaking views of these ancient wonders was a dream come true. You’re truly in the heart of history, with everything just a few steps away. Cleanliness: The rooms and common areas were spotless. The staff takes pride in maintaining the property, ensuring a comfortable and hygienic environment. Service: The hospitality was beyond excellent. The staff went above and beyond to cater to every need, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable stay. They were friendly, helpful, and always ready with a warm smile. Amenities: The amenities were more than adequate, from the comfortable rooms to the delightful rooftop area where you can enjoy meals with the Pyramids as a backdrop. It was a unique and memorable experience. Special Highlight: The rooftop breakfast with a panoramic view of the Pyramids and the Sphinx is a must-experience! It adds a magical touch to your stay and is perfect for couples and families alike. I highly recommend Pyramids View Inn to anyone visiting Giza for its unbeatable location, exceptional service, and the once-in-a-lifetime experience of staying this close to the Pyramids. Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

I had a fantastic stay at this hotel! The staff were incredibly helpful and kind, always ready to assist with anything I needed. The breakfast was amazing—beautifully served, and you could really see the dedication put into it. The entire hotel was spotless, and when I turned on the shower, I could smell the bleach, which reassured me of the high level of cleanliness. It’s also a very quiet place, perfect for a relaxing stay. One of the best parts is the convenience of having a mini fridge in the room and a Carrefour right next door. Highly recommend this place for anyone visiting Cairo!

The front desk staff, restaurant staff, and cleaning staff are all really kind!! If you're in trouble, they'll help you right away! I didn't know where the hotel was, so they came to pick me up at a nearby restaurant! When I tried to give them a tip, they refused, saying they were happy that I came and didn't need one...The staff are really kind, and the rooms are clean! And there's plenty of hot water! If there's one downside, it's that they try to solicit you for hotel tours...

It is located just a few minutes walking from the pyramid area. It has various types of rooms. However, we were given a different type of room instead of what was booked even though we paid more initially. The view was immense. You could see the pyramid well and clear.

This is the most expensive hotel in this trip to Egypt, more expensive than Sofitel Aswan, but except for the good breakfast and good service, I am not very satisfied with other things. 1. There is only a bathtub, no hand-held shower. 2. There is a musty smell when the room is opened, and the sound insulation is very poor, and the sound of the road outside can be heard clearly. I stayed at Le Meridien Airport Hotel before, and the sound insulation was not so bad. Maybe if you want to stay in this hotel, you must book a room with a pyramid view, so that you will not face the road. 3. There is no Chinese TV, but this is a common problem in Egyptian hotels, and there is no way to solve it. 4. The buffet is very rich, but the chefs have a bad memory. I asked for waffles and muffins, but they didn’t come after 20 minutes. I went to see them, and they immediately reacted and made them for me after a few minutes. It made me eat in a hurry, but the taste was good. Personally, I think this hotel is specially for viewing the pyramids, and other requirements are difficult to meet.

Very Clean, Comfy and well presented, Extremely accommodating, Very Welcoming and friendly service from both Osama’s, Best Breakfast i had during my entire trip..with a great view!! Great location for entrance to the Giza pyramids. 5 min walk A lot cleaner and quieter than the other side of Giza (sphinx entrance) where i started my trip 10days earlier.. I booked last minute for my final night stay in Egypt as I was flying out from Sphinx Int.. I was travelling by coach up from Hurghada which got delayed meaning i wouldn’t arrive until 2am, I also had problems with my phone so could not contact to inform. Getting into Cairo when my signal sorted, I received a msg from the Night porter saying He was looking forward to expecting me and to contact if any problems.. Only issue was finding the entrance but Osama came out to meet me in seconds of msging.. He asked what time i would like breakfast and asked if i would like awake up call at said time. Excellent warm friendly service, I had to get a picture with Osama in the morning before he finished his shift just to remember his fantastic warm welcoming smile Will certainly advise anyone to stay here for a great budget boutique hotel experience

I had a fantastic stay at this hotel! The staff were incredibly helpful and kind, always ready to assist with anything I needed. The breakfast was amazing—beautifully served, and you could really see the dedication put into it. The entire hotel was spotless, and when I turned on the shower, I could smell the bleach, which reassured me of the high level of cleanliness. It’s also a very quiet place, perfect for a relaxing stay. One of the best parts is the convenience of having a mini fridge in the room and a Carrefour right next door. Highly recommend this place for anyone visiting Cairo!

The room is super big, somewhere between Atour and Home Inn in China. At first glance, the hotel looks very new and nice, and the hygiene is OK, but you can see that it is a renovation on the original old facilities. But it is still OK to stay for one or two nights. The hotel service is very good, the restaurant can see the pyramids, and the balcony of the room we booked can also see the pyramids. The view is great and worth the money. The breakfast was good.

I came to Egypt to see the pyramids rather than Cairo city, so I'm glad I stayed here! You can enjoy the spectacular view of eating breakfast while looking at the pyramid of Khufu! Moreover, I was the only guest staying there, so I had the spectacular view all to myself lol Everyone at the inn was kind, and since there were no other guests, I arrived at 9 o'clock, but they checked me in without any extra charge, and they gave me a welcome drink, friendly greetings, and other things. They also arrange Cairo sightseeing here, and the price and contents were the same as the price I found in Japan, and although it's expensive, they also seem to arrange Japanese guides. I stayed there for two days, and there was no air conditioning on the first day, but they installed it during the day on the second day, so I think it will be comfortable for future guests lol The room was equipped with a refrigerator, and did they have towels and soap? There was a closet, but no hangers. I wonder if they would have lent me a hair dryer if I asked? I used the amenities, hangers, and hair dryer that I brought with me, so it didn't bother me, but it would have been perfect if they had. Also, due to structural issues with the room, there were no outlets around the bed in room 105 where I stayed, so it might have been more convenient to have an extension cord. The location is quite good, with only a 30-minute walk to the Pyramid of Khufu and a taxi to downtown Cairo costing about 500 yen each way! Personally, I wanted to see the light show at the pyramids and explore Saqqara more, so I plan to try Cairo again! I would definitely book here again then! If I had to point out a negative point, it would be that the entrance door was not properly set up. After struggling for about 10 minutes, a neighbor came to help me, unable to bear the sight, but he was pulling the door inwards while turning the lock. It may be difficult for a woman to open and close it with such heavy strength... I was saved because it remained open the whole time after that.

Lovely staff who saw to all my needs and paid attention to detail. The location is quite far from the airport but obviously close to the pyramids. I did book the Nile river cruise through the hotel and the driver was quite weird. He stayed with us on the table and it was quite an invasion of our privacy. The hotel will probably call and say they have a free gift offered I.e driving to different stations like the papyrus paper shop and oil store, it’s information but a little waste of time.

The hotel is indeed newly opened, so it is not a bad choice! One of the better choices for going to the pyramids the next day It is just behind the Marriott, and you can also walk to the Mena Palace to have a meal or something! The hotel lobby is very clean, and the breakfast is also quite rich and hygienic 2 problems 1 is that the rain shower only has one overhead and the water pressure is insufficient. Looking at the room type of the pyramid facing the main road, it is indeed quite noisy! You need to bring your own earplugs if you don't sleep well!

The location is very good. A few minutes walk is the entrance to the pyramid. My room balcony can see the pyramid up close. The room is wide in size, but the hot water supply should be used carefully, otherwise it will hurt the soup. The hot water can only be supplied by one tenant at a time. The second tenant has to wait 20 minutes before there is enough hot water supply. Just because the equipment is a small electric hot water head stove. Health is very good. Breakfast is simpler, there are not many choices, of course, proportional to the rent. If you are a backpacker, it is very recommended. If you have a request, it is not suitable.

This hotel is really great! It is understood that the hotel is a hotel under PetroChina. The front desk reception is very professional and considerate. Every employee greets with a smile. You can also meet Chinese staff in the hotel, who can provide help, which makes people feel very warm. The room is spacious and comfortable, with complete facilities, allowing people to get a full rest during the journey. The breakfast is a combination of Chinese and Western, with rich varieties, especially breakfast can also eat steamed buns, fried dumplings, fried dough sticks and other Chinese specialties, which makes people eat with relish. There is a clean and clear swimming pool in the hotel, the sun is bright, the environment is beautiful, and safety is guaranteed. The hotel is in a very advantageous location, close to the Egyptian pyramids and the Giza Museum tourist attraction, with convenient transportation and shopping. In short, this is a very pleasant stay experience, and it is highly recommended to all friends who come to Egypt for tourism!

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 hotel is very suitable for visiting the pyramids. It is about 20 minutes walk from the Sphinx. The top floor restaurant can see the pyramid. The surrounding environment of the hotel is the epitome of Cairo. The reception staff was very welcoming. The restaurant's food tastes good, the dinner included is carefully made according to the requirements, and beer is delivered on the last night. The room is newly renovated, the space is large enough, but the facilities are simple, the quality needs to be improved, and the room WIFI needs to be greatly improved. Trip.com The webpage shows that there is an error, there is no airport shuttle bus, and the pick-up and drop-off fee is $25 per trip, which is much more expensive than Uber.

Spectacular Stay with Unparalleled Views Our stay at the Pyramids View Inn was absolutely phenomenal! Location: This hotel boasts the best location possible—directly in front of the Sphinx and the Great Pyramids of Giza. Waking up to the breathtaking views of these ancient wonders was a dream come true. You’re truly in the heart of history, with everything just a few steps away. Cleanliness: The rooms and common areas were spotless. The staff takes pride in maintaining the property, ensuring a comfortable and hygienic environment. Service: The hospitality was beyond excellent. The staff went above and beyond to cater to every need, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable stay. They were friendly, helpful, and always ready with a warm smile. Amenities: The amenities were more than adequate, from the comfortable rooms to the delightful rooftop area where you can enjoy meals with the Pyramids as a backdrop. It was a unique and memorable experience. Special Highlight: The rooftop breakfast with a panoramic view of the Pyramids and the Sphinx is a must-experience! It adds a magical touch to your stay and is perfect for couples and families alike. I highly recommend Pyramids View Inn to anyone visiting Giza for its unbeatable location, exceptional service, and the once-in-a-lifetime experience of staying this close to the Pyramids. Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

The front desk staff, restaurant staff, and cleaning staff are all really kind!! If you're in trouble, they'll help you right away! I didn't know where the hotel was, so they came to pick me up at a nearby restaurant! When I tried to give them a tip, they refused, saying they were happy that I came and didn't need one...The staff are really kind, and the rooms are clean! And there's plenty of hot water! If there's one downside, it's that they try to solicit you for hotel tours...

Hello everyone! We just flew home from Egypt, spent two days of our vacation in Cairo. Our whole family stayed at the Turquoise Pyramids Gate City Centre hotel. And it was a great choice!!! The hotel is like an oasis of coziness and comfort, amidst the general urban devastation and bustle. The staff is very responsive and friendly, they answered all our questions, helped us deal with some problems, were ready to organize a trip to any attractions and even helped us buy tickets to museums))) The restaurant located on the roof of the hotel deserves special admiration: it is on an open road with a view of the three largest Pyramids!!! If you are lucky enough to stay in Cairo on the day of the laser and music show, I think you can enjoy it right from the hotel!!! (we were unlucky that the show was not held these days. The rooms themselves are excellent, everything is clean, freshly renovated! In the cafe in the evening they make very tasty coffee (breakfasts include diluted coffee, I didn't really like this one). From food we only took breakfasts, they are ordinary, in the Egyptian style, but the view of the pyramids will make any breakfast royal ☺️☺️ I would gladly return to this hotel on my next visit to Cairo.

A good hotel with a beautiful view of the pyramids. The king size bed is very large and comfortable, a solid mattress, clean bed linen. The bathroom is a bit cramped, the sink faucet is too high, which causes water to splash around. The water pressure is good. The window is blind, there is a slight draft of garbage from the street. Excellent breakfasts, where you can take bottled water, a good restaurant for dinner, a four. A pleasant girl at the reception asks guests what they would like to improve in the hotel. It is worth discussing separately that Giza is not the most favorable place for walks, especially in the evening, there are many intrusive locals, it is better not to leave the hotel in the evening and at night. I warn you: plan to visit the pyramids from Mon to Thu, from Friday schoolchildren from all over Egypt are brought to the pyramids, it will be impossible to push through. A good hotel for two nights is just right 👍

The room size is OK, the hotel location is quite good, the view from the rooftop restaurant is superb, with a panoramic view of the Sphinx and the three pyramids, the juice shop opposite is delicious, and there are many ATMs nearby. Except for the food, everything else is really good.

The location is phenomenal. Right Infront of the entrance to the Pyramid complex. The view from the balcony was perfect! It is a bit of a noisy neighborhood, so just be warned. The breakfast was amazing too. Thank you for an amazing stay!

Don't be shocked if you stay here, as the main road leading to this hotel is full of horse and camel droppings. Luckily, the small path that takes you to the reception lobby is clean. As for the room, everything was fine and okay. The reception staff were polite and helpful. The breakfast with the pyramid view was absolutely awesome.

Very convenient location, right on the Giza plateau. Beautiful views of the pyramids. Staff are very accommodating and really try hard to please with the limited resources that they have. Right on the main road, so quite a lot of traffic noise for the rooms facing the street.

The hotel breakfast was great! There was a wide variety of salads to choose from. However I don’t want to stay again… location was really nice. If you stay just one day I recommend you.

This was a GREAT place to vacation in Cairo. The location was on the river in view of pyramids from our balcony. The staff were very friendly and accommodating. We arrived HOURS before check-in and they just went ahead and gave us a room. I was shocked! I will def. be staying here again in the future. I have no complaints, no suggestions for improvement. Everything was beyond my expectation.

The hotel is indeed an old five-star hotel. Although the facade is not big, the lobby is lively and rich. Security check is required when entering the door. There is also a sentry post 50 meters away from the door, so it still feels safe. I think the breakfast in Cairo is also very satisfactory. There are rich varieties. In addition to the regular beef and chicken sausage, there is also sliced ​​braised beef, which tastes very Chinese. There are also grilled eggplants, rich fruits, and fresh dates to taste. After all, from the UAE to Egypt, the gap is very big at the beginning, and this breakfast makes us feel better. The only weak point is the internal facilities of the room, which are indeed old and not so clean, but the air conditioning, water and electricity, etc. can be used, which is acceptable. After all, the overall price is still affordable. There is no additional charge for the ten-year-old child to eat breakfast.

Walking distance to the Nile and not too far from the Egyptian Museum. The hotel is dated. I worried about the electrical safety of some of the appliances. The lamp wires had been damaged and taped back together. The fridge in the room was very dirty. The staff are friendly.

Hello , i vote for this hotel it is always improving , also I would like to thank the whole team starting from the professional front office gentleman for the good room , least but not last I would very much like to greet and thank MR. NABEL THE F&B manager & the full rooftop team ASHRAF , MOHAMED & the shisha man MENA all are perfect in hospitality , thank you very much .

Want a big bed room is gone. . But the room was clean and the front desk was good. It is very convenient to go to the Nile for 10 minutes. You can see the city on the terrace. There are also many convenience stores and restaurants nearby. The location is good.