The rooms are well away from the main road and offers solitude and comfort. small yet every little detail is taken care off. the pool is ideal for a soak and sunbathe. The location is not so great as is not friendly to walk, there is nothing in the walking vicinity of the hotel like small stores or other restaurants.... More

This was our base for three nights in Cairo. The bungalow layout of the rooms was different, and we quite liked it. The gardens are well kept, the pool & bar inviting, the staff friendly and the reception/restaurant area clean and modern. You can see the pyramids from just outside the hotel, so it's a good base for them and... More

I have spent only one night on the hotel, it was not bad but still lots of things to improve, the rooms was good and location also is very good, the dinner was not as good as expected, and also water bottles are very expensive and not offered during your stay as most of other hotels. also you have to... More

I'm judging this based on it advertising it self as being a 5-star hotel. Location: Very close to the pyramids. There is a roof top cafe with great view over the pyramids. However the location is truly bad. There is nothing in Giza. Hard to find stores and restaurants. Cant go or a walk outside as there is mostly roads... More

We stayed 3 nights here in 2 interconnecting rooms and really, have absolutely nothing to complain about. The rooms were clean and comfortable, slightly outdated, but that's about it. The beds were big with big soft pillows. There was lots of hot water and the tub had one of those 1/2 glass covers that are a bit annoying as water... More

We enjoyed our stay with the very beautiful landscaping, staff were very friendly and professional specially the reception staff, rooms were clean and tight, pool was okay, only the internet was expensive and not free of charge. we definitely recommend for everybody to enjoy what we enjoyed.

We spent 4 nights here at the beginning of April. While not high end, the rooms are spacious and clean. The surroundings are very relaxed and quiet for a major city and we felt more comfortable being a little way out of the city. There are taxis outside the main gate which took us in to town for about £5,... More

The hotel may promote itself as a luxorious hotel close to the pyramides, but in the end it's just a cozy upper class hotel. We first chose the hotel with the idea that we could walk to the pyramides, but in the end the distance was to far, especially due to the heavy (chaotic) traffic around, so we ended up... More

I stayed at the Movenpick with a group on a sales incentive trip. There were 17 team members in total. The hotel is fine however not the best that we have stayed at. Rooms are neat and clean but are straight out of the 80s requiring major renovation. The staff at hand is helpful however would not win any service... More