Hotels near Pyramid of Khafre

"room was decent. quite noisy in the hallways. We had room 115 the first night and a hot tub room the second night. Room 115 had a plugged shower drain."

"Great location with view to pyramid."

"Very convenient. Right next to the entrance of pyramid. Hotel, very cute and clean very convenient money exchange right across the street. Staff very friendly. "

"On my way!"

"The property was amazingly situated with a backdrop of the Giza pyramids. The staff were friendly and polite trying to achieve every request. The room was very clean but is tired in its decor. The area of Giza is raw and requires one’s wits to get around. I would recommend this hotel but with caution of the area. "

"I didn't use the shuttle taxi, so I'm not sure, but the staff was friendly and the accommodation was clean. The view of the pyramids from the rooftop was amazing. Breakfast was delicious, and everything was satisfactory."

"The transfer from the airport to the hotel was comfortable."

"Very nice place. Small but smart. Very nicely designed by some good architect. Just 20 rooms but the room gives you a feel of home. Welcome basket with cookies. I have never seen this before. Great job. Manager was helpful and pleasant. He arranged my tour for pyramids and the grand museum. Special thing is that my check in time was 2 pm but they not only gave me free breakfast but also I was in my room before 9:30. Slept well and went out for sightseeing. Good experience. Get this hotel if you’re going to Giza. Rare find ✅"

"First off - the staff were so amazing, kind and helpful! The view of the pyramids from their restaurant balcony is epic too, to be able to sit out, have breakfast (breakfast included was decent!) and look out to the Pyramids is wonderful. The area of Giza itself is definitely an older and run down area, as you pull up it seems like the hotel won't be nice. But once you get inside, it looks good for a hotel in the area. We stayed as a family of four for two nights, and Giza as a whole is just a crazy and chaotic city, so for that reason I don't think we'd come back to Giza. If we did, we'd likely stay in a higher end hotel for a little more calm and peace (all higher end hotels were fully booked other than very expensive suites when we booked) "