Hotels with Breakfast in Kafr Nassar

This is the most expensive hotel in this trip to Egypt, more expensive than Sofitel Aswan, but except for the good breakfast and good service, I am not very satisfied with other things. 1. There is only a bathtub, no hand-held shower. 2. There is a musty smell when the room is opened, and the sound insulation is very poor, and the sound of the road outside can be heard clearly. I stayed at Le Meridien Airport Hotel before, and the sound insulation was not so bad. Maybe if you want to stay in this hotel, you must book a room with a pyramid view, so that you will not face the road. 3. There is no Chinese TV, but this is a common problem in Egyptian hotels, and there is no way to solve it. 4. The buffet is very rich, but the chefs have a bad memory. I asked for waffles and muffins, but they didn’t come after 20 minutes. I went to see them, and they immediately reacted and made them for me after a few minutes. It made me eat in a hurry, but the taste was good. Personally, I think this hotel is specially for viewing the pyramids, and other requirements are difficult to meet.

It is located just a few minutes walking from the pyramid area. It has various types of rooms. However, we were given a different type of room instead of what was booked even though we paid more initially. The view was immense. You could see the pyramid well and clear.

Lovely staff who saw to all my needs and paid attention to detail. The location is quite far from the airport but obviously close to the pyramids. I did book the Nile river cruise through the hotel and the driver was quite weird. He stayed with us on the table and it was quite an invasion of our privacy. The hotel will probably call and say they have a free gift offered I.e driving to different stations like the papyrus paper shop and oil store, it’s information but a little waste of time.

It is quite close to the pyramids and there is a carrefour in the building, which is very convenient. Also, the shawarma restaurant across the street was very satisfying. The cleanliness of the room and the staff's response were also very good. The breakfast was also very satisfying, with excellent food and ample portions prepared directly. I am confident that it offers the best value for money in Egypt.

The location is opposite the New Museum, and you can see the pyramids. The view and photos of the pyramids on the rooftop are beautiful. The breakfast is rich and the hotel staff are also very friendly. Saydamrsayd, the doorman helped to carry the luggage. The only drawback is that it is on the main road and the sound insulation is not very good. Overall, the price-performance ratio is good.

The location is very advantageous, next to the Pyramid of Khufu and the newly built Egyptian Museum, both of which can be viewed from the roof of the hotel. The room is large and clean. The hotel is managed by Chinese people and has authentic and delicious Chinese food, which is highly recommended! The hotel has an outdoor swimming pool and an elegant environment. It is a rare leisure station in Egypt tourism👍

Room and toilet is clean. Breakfast buffet is limited. Housekeeping very prompt. Front desk admin friendly. Room view facing pyramids. The only downside is the air conditioning made funny noise and traffic is noisy too because of its location. Beside hotel there’s a mini mart and a vape shop.  A bit upset paid $55USD for airport transfer but the car couldn’t fit us

Good value for money. Excellent location. Good service. The cleaner folds towels in different ways every day, including crocodiles and koalas. Probably because our luggage filled up the bedside table, they moved a small table to the room the next day. Although the facilities are a bit old, it is still clean. I recommend it. The breakfast is just enough for the price.

The service was great. Everyone was friendly and attentive and ready to help. The staff were at the front desk at all hours of the night. The rooftop views of the pyramids and the museum in the day and night are fantastic. The breakfast buffet has a wide variety of foods to choose from and lots of seating. My Uber account wasn’t working, so the hotel was able to order me one. It came with a surcharge, but it was better than taking a taxi. There’s AC and plenty of space and storage in the room. Everyone has a good grasp of the English language. There is a great outdoor area to just relax day or night and next door is a tiny market for snacks and an oil shop. There are only a couple of cons: 1. They don’t take old or work out USD bills 2. I was given inconsistent pricing for the excursions they offered, so I booked most of them elsewhere 3. My room had no ventilation and I was unable to open my window. Also, after room service came in, it would smell faintly of cigarettes. 4. I was hand-washing and hanging clothes and housekeeping kept shutting the door to the bathroom so my clothes couldn’t dry and smelled moldy. The housekeeper for my floor didn’t speak good English, so it was a lost cause. 5. The tv only had like 10 channels and all Arabic and mostly news and religious Overall, I would book this hotel again, but maybe request a room with a window that opens or bring a mini-fan and room spray.

I made a reservation and came here. It was a bungalow. Amazing. Since it's not next to the pyramids of Cairo, you should check the entrance carefully. It's fun because it feels like a resort in downtown Cairo.