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In-room safe, iron/ironing board, free WiFi

Happy day pyramids view

Giza

HK$338 total

includes taxes & fees

27 Feb - 28 Feb

El Khalil Pyramids Inn

Giza

"Booked El Khalil pyramids hotel, turned up, a man said sorry we dont have your booking, you will need to pay again. Interesting, as i had already paid. I check all the details and pictures, same hotel. The guy says we dont have online bookings or listings, you need to book direct only, this listing isnt his. So i call his bluff, phone the number listed under the booking details, his phone rang... rigjt there infront of me. We had some back and forth, but in the end he was just saying the price...

Tom

HK$246 total

includes taxes & fees

6 Mar - 7 Mar

Motel 5 Square

Downtown Cairo

HK$454 total

includes taxes & fees

8 Mar - 9 Mar

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Top Sahara Desert Hotel Reviews

Marriott Mena House Cairo

10/10 Excellent

"Amazing experience very firefly and warm staff "

Sofitel Cairo Downtown Nile

10/10 Excellent

"We had a very enjoyable stay at Sofitel Cairo Downtown Nile, which is well located for exploring the city while still feeling calm once you are inside. The Club Lounge on the 22nd floor is worth considering if you are booking. The team there were consistently attentive, and Ahmed in particular made us feel very welcome. The food offering in the lounge was good quality. The sushi, when available, was very popular, and the mango juice is a must try. It was fresh and genuinely excellent. Our room was spacious and comfortable, with a very good shower and plenty of space to relax after busy days sightseeing. Breakfast on the 3rd floor has a much wider selection than the lounge, with plenty of hot and cold options. It can get busy at peak times and clearing of tables was sometimes slow, so going slightly earlier may make for a smoother experience. We ate twice at Kamala, the Asian restaurant, and would recommend the sushi promotion. The chef tailored the sushi to our preferences, which made it feel more personalised and good value for what you receive. The pool area is calm and the water is heated, which is helpful in cooler months. It is a good space to unwind after sightseeing. I also had a 50 minute massage in the spa. It is on the expensive side compared to local prices, but convenient if you prefer to stay within the hotel. Overall, a comfortable and well run hotel with attentive staff and a particularly strong Club Lounge experience. A solid choice for a stay in downtow"

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