We just returned after a week’s stay @ the Grand Pyramids Hotel. Everything was fantastic except for the lack of efficiency in room service. The hotel could do with some refurbishing to get the wow factor! Mohamed The Tour guide was very helpful and is full of knowledge. Thank you to Ahmed & Khalid our taxi drivers. A special thank... More

We only stayed one night here on our way to Luxor. The hotel is ok, rooms are big, looks like it was a very nice hotel at some point but it was a bit shaby in some places. Some areas were very fancy, while others looked to be from a totally different hotel. They were doing a remodelling work at... More

After travelling over 8 hours from Alexandria to Cairo tired and exhausted the reflection staff were not at all welcoming or helpful ! The hotel it's self is spectacular very clean and a very nice place to stay the other staff with the exception on the main reception staff were very good. The rooms were very nice and I really... More

For the price, the hotel is great value, however as put above, it could be so much more. With a little TLC (cleaning, dusting and general maintenance) this hotel could be restored to its former grandeur and could compete with the big league hotels in the area. We stayed for 4 nights and had a room facing the pool and... More

We were 53 of us from India. The Rooms all Were Spacious and Good. Some of the rooms had problems with Air condition. No free Wifi connectivity in Rooms, only in the Reception we have free wifi. Rest of the things ok. you will enjoy good delicious meal course.

The hotel was like an oasis in the very hot, dirty and polluted Giza. Very nice grand lobby and the rest of the interior. The building in general is in sharp contrast to all the surrounding worn out buildings. Had the best club sandwich in my life from the bar right next to the hotel's swimming pool. The hotel organizes... More

We (my wife daughter and myself) visited Egypt, Israel and Jordan as part a 30 member group from Chennai India. We stayed in Cairo at the Grand Pyramids on the first day.Cairo itself was a big disappointment and was dull and dreary with most of the buildings a dull brown colour and one out of two houses left half completed.... More

The hotel is relatively close to the Pyramids, which is probably the only reason you are in Giza. However if you want to go into Cairo or anywhere else, given Cairo traffic it will take you about 45 minutes to an hour. The hotel looks like a Marriott from 1987. I wouldn't be surprised if it was a Marriott at... More

I was in a business trip where I had to give some sessions in a workshop in the hotel. First of all the DJ by the pool is really high and noisy all day long .. which caused a head ache even if u stayed in ur room, second the meeting room had no facilities enough and wasn't convenient, third... More