Giza Spa Hotels

"The service here is excellent, the location is okay but you will need to get taxis to get around if you want to visit tourist attractions. The room was nice, if you don’t mind some old fashioned style furniture and interior decoration. To summarise: not the most modern building but the top quality service makes for an enjoyable stay."

"Struttura con un ottimo rapporto qualità-prezzo. Ubicato a circa 10/15 mimuti di macchina dal nuovo museo egizio e dalle piramidi. Personale molto gentile e disponibile. Vista della terrazza dove viene servita la colazione spettacolare,"

"A large, modern hotel. Rooms are spacious and comfortable. Staff were efficient and eager to assist. The breakfast was a very extensive spread. 10 minutes walk from the Dokki Metro station."

"Didn’t stay in the room that was booked. Bedroom wasn’t clean, there was urine on the toilet seat and internet barely worked. Also a lot of appliances ie phone was in the room but didn’t work… good view from roof but got very very hot as there is no shelter or wind protection."

"A great value small hotel! We only booked the most basic room for one night, but every staff member was warm and kind. The front desk was friendly, and as soon as we got out of the car, a young man helped us with our luggage to our room. At breakfast, the chef saw we were about to leave and specially brought us some freshly fried meatballs to try! The room also had bright 4000K lighting, and the toilets all had sealed strips. The air conditioning was brand new and very powerful. Although the overall space was small, it was cozy, clean, and tidy! From the hotel's terrace, you can see the Sphinx and the pyramids, and as soon as you open the hotel door, the ticket office is just 10 steps across the street (no exaggeration at all). Then you need to go to the main road, and a small kiosk further up is the entrance. Across the street from the hotel are KFC and Pizza Hut (the BBQ flavored thin-crust pizza was tasty). If there's anything to note, it's that small hotels near the pyramids generally have poor soundproofing. If you're a light sleeper, you might want to bring earplugs from your flight as a backup. However, my partner and I, who are average sleepers, only heard some noise before falling asleep at 9 PM and weren't woken up in the middle of the night. Also, many hotels in Egypt don't provide toiletries, so you'll need to bring your own portable toothbrush holder, toothbrush, and toothpaste. Compared to similar hotels, this one is highly, highly recommended overall!"