Pyramids View Inn Bed & Breakfast

The location of this place couldn't be better – hands down the best location in all of Giza with breathtaking views! The staff were wonderfully friendly, polite, and more than helpful throughout our entire stay. They did an excellent job organizing our airport transfers as well as guided tours and excursions around Giza, Cairo, and the surrounding areas, which made our trip completely hassle-free.

The breakfasts were somewhat average and felt quite monotonous. It was almost the exact same selection served every single day, so a bit more variety or a rotating menu would definitely be a welcome improvement, especially for longer stays. Additionally, it was very noisy every night due to ongoing construction work taking place across the street, right under our windows. Although the staff did not inform us about this prior to our arrival, they did provide earplugs.

The staff are simply delightful. Nothing is too much trouble. Rasha at the reception is absolutely lovely. The hotel is situated almost opposite the entry to the pyramid complex. The roof terrace allows a beautiful view of the sunset.

There is a big building site opposite the hotel and they work during they night. Hotel is providing earplugs which block out the noise.

I loved the location and, most of all, the incredible view of the Pyramids of Giza. Waking up to such a beautiful view was unforgettable. The staff were very friendly, welcoming and helpful throughout my stay. I also enjoyed the rooftop area, where I could relax and admire the pyramids, especially in the evening. The hotel made my Cairo experience even more special.

There was nothing major that I disliked about the property. Overall, I had a very pleasant and enjoyable stay

The property was close to and facing Giza pyramids.

The person who hosted appeared reasonable but he introduced us to a tour guide named Charlie who was dishonest. We told the host and Charlie that my wife has difficulty walking and will need a Wheelchair. The tour guide Charlie denied us having wheelchair saying this is not allowed inside pyramids and that we must enter before 4pm. He made us walk through sand in hot weather. We later found out that wheelchair is actually allowed and when you pay for your ticket, you can actually use hop off hop on shuttle bus service for free within. The shuttle bus stops at Panaromic sites within to take pictures. YOU DONT ACTUALLY NEED A TOUR GUIDE We were there only for a day. Although the location of bed and breakfast was good but tour guide has made our visit disappointing as my wife felt unwell as she had to walk a lot inside. Charlie also asked for 5000 Egyptian pounds at the end of his less than 2 hour tour although I paid him 3000 after questioning him.