Giza Hostels

The hotel near the Giza Pyramids offers an amazing pyramid view, making it possible to take stunning photos right from the hotel. Waking up to such an iconic view was truly unforgettable. The location is also very convenient, being close to both the Pyramids and the newly opened Grand Egyptian Museum. The breakfast was excellent, featuring traditional Egyptian local food, which was delicious and added to the authentic experience. Overall, a fantastic stay that we would highly recommend.

Absolutely amazing! I think this might be the best pyramid-view accommodation out there. The hotels right in front of the pyramids are often dirty and overpriced. It's a stroke of genius to stay a little further out at this place instead. Plus, the owner and staff are incredibly friendly. There's absolutely no discrimination against Asians; in fact, they're super friendly! 🥰 I truly, truly recommend this place. I hope many Koreans will visit! And there's a supermarket right in front that has fixed prices with no rip-offs, which is great. Good, good!

I was heading to Marsa Matruh the next day, so I just booked a cheap hotel for a night, not expecting much. To my surprise, it was a pleasant surprise! For such an affordable hotel, the service was excellent. Breakfast on the top floor offered a view of the pyramids, and the hotel's bread was delicious 😋. The freshly made omelets were also quite good 👍.

The stay at the Remar Pyramids Hotel was perfect. Easy access to Giza Pyramids and Grand Musium.The staff at front is very kind and hospitable. The room is clean and spacious. We chose Cairo city tour and Nile Dinner Cruise tour provided by the hotel, which was a great choice. The front also offered the room that we can rest in between tours. And we were offered transportation from the hotel to the airport late at night.

We stayed at this hotel for three days to see the pyramids, the Grand Egyptian Museum, and Cairo. The hotel is perfectly suited for these purposes. The hotel's location isn't a tourist area, but there's no crime in the neighborhood (ignoring the pushy touts for the bazaars). The streets are typically dusty, as is common in Eastern cities. The hotel is on the top floor of a residential building, which conveniently has a chain grocery store and a spice/oil shop. There's a beautiful view of the pyramids from the roof. We were given a parking spot for our car (75 pounds per night), although it was a parking spot only in the loosest sense. The furniture in the hotel is dated, but overall the rooms are decent for a night's sleep and breakfast. Breakfast included snacks, an omelet, and instant coffee. If you're a solo traveler and aren't expecting luxury for a modest price, this is a pretty good option for a 2-3 night stay to see the sights of Giza and Cairo before moving on.

The staff are all very helpful. The toilet and shower are also beautiful. There are soap, tissues and toilet paper. The door has a key and a chain lock. There is also a safe in the room. It was a very nice hotel. I moved to a different hotel now but I want to return to this hotel again (-_-)

The hotel and room were clean and gave you a feel of Egypt, and the shower had good water pressure. You can see the three great pyramids from the rooftop, but unfortunately the Sphinx was hidden by trees and only its face could be seen! Breakfast is not a buffet, but an omelet, bread, tomato-stewed vegetables, and yogurt. When I stayed at another Giza hotel on a different day, I was given a welcome drink and an introduction to the pyramid view, but there was no such thing here, and when I checked in, I was a little confused because I didn't have a reservation, but in the end I found a reservation. . I think it would be a better hotel if there was more welcoming service.

Hotel is good for the price and location. One things is the staff at breakfast are so annoying. Leave me alone, I just want to eat in peace and I’m not giving a tip for a free breakfast. One thing I don’t like about Turkey.

When booking the hotel, I specifically wanted one with a view of the pyramids. However, after checking reviews on various platforms, I found many misleading photos, pictures of hotels without windows and with dirty toilets, all at exorbitant prices. I found this hotel on Ctrip with only two reviews, so I thought I'd try my luck – 275 RMB per night plus free breakfast. It seemed to be a newly opened hotel. When I arrived, I was pleasantly surprised. The rooms were modernly decorated and exceptionally clean. The receptionists both spoke English. That evening, I chatted with the receptionist, Mohammed, for a long time, and he even took us to sit on the balcony. They gave us a very large family room, complete with slippers and excellent water quality. The next day, I woke up after 12:00 PM. When we went for breakfast, the receptionist said it ended at 11:00 AM, but anyway, we still got to eat the free breakfast around 12:00 PM. The breakfast was as pictured; the portions were generous, and you could get as much as you wanted. The orange juice was also delicious. A taxi to the pyramids was only 9 RMB, very cheap. Actually, I didn't want to walk the 900 meters because the streets didn't seem very clean, but taking a taxi was cheaper anyway. Later, we ran out of US dollars but no Egyptian pounds, so we exchanged money with the hotel reception. The hotel has three floors without an elevator, but the security guard downstairs offered to help with our luggage for free. We felt he was tired and our luggage was heavy, so we gave him a one-dollar tip, which made him very happy. In short, the hotel cost 275 RMB per night, which surprised me greatly, because many hotels are expensive and not clean. We even asked the receptionist why there were three identical negative reviews on Google. He said that the Indian breakfast place kept serving various dishes, some of which cost extra, but the staff insisted on serving them for free and wanted to try everything. They had already given them one free dish, but the staff kept asking for more. The hotel staff were really friendly; they greeted us, asked how we were doing, and asked if we wanted more (all free, a stark contrast to the scary scams outside the tourist areas). I give it five stars. The location is in Old Cairo near the pyramids, not as clean as New Cairo, but very close to the attractions. There are many supermarkets, fruit stalls, and bakeries nearby. However, if you want to go to a good, trendy restaurant, you'll need to take a taxi, but the pyramid view is good, and taxis are cheap.

Staff Amazingly friendly and helpful, The views are incredible from room to resturant to roof top, where i got to watch and hear the evening light show in fully glory. Booked for my 1st 2nights in Egypt, perfect location in front of the sphinx side entrance to the plateau, literally a 2 min walk.. This side of Giza is rough and ready though.. with animals being housed on the ally leading to the entrance so expect the smell of horse and camel poo (which wasn’t a problem once in the hotel) also expect to be bothered a lot by the local hustlers and kids begging for something/anything.. The streets are noisy and hectic this side but you also get a more authentic Giza experience, The Hotels staff were super accommodating and welcoming, they were willing to help organise trips and guides but I wasn’t in need as i already had stuff arranged.. Breakfast was basic but enough to get your day of adventure started with plenty of option around for off site dinning. The best thing apart from the staff was the view tho.. with all 3 great pyramids and sphinx in view and close enough to get the full effect inc the sounds of the light show. Would recommend for a cheap budget stay close to the entrance of the plateau with the best views