Unique Pyramids Boutique INN

“For the purpose I arrived was manageable”

The balcony offered a great view, the staff were very friendly, and the airport transfer service was excellent—driver Islam was exceptional! The bathroom, however, was falling apart, dusty, with a broken shower head and no hot water, and the photos looked better than reality.

Orsi·Há 3 semanas

“Good location and view”

The spot was great—about a 15‑minute walk to the grand museum, easy for Uber pickups and drop‑offs, and the balcony on the rooftop offered good views of the pyramid; the owners were friendly and checked us in, and breakfast was freshly made each morning but got a bit repetitive. The shower was awful—water trickled from the shower head, the bed was uncomfortable and very hard, the signage was misleading—booking said “unique pyramid view hotel” but the actual name was “unique pyramid boutique inn” with different reviews but the same address, the hotel was on level 5 and we didn’t know because there were no signs and we got lost on entry, and we were delayed a day to check in so they had given our room to another couple and had to kick them out when we arrived.

Simranjit·Há um mês

The hotel was within walking distance of the new Egyptian museum.

Martin·Há um mês

First off, the location: I’ve visited Cairo several times, and you really have to consider where you stay. Giza is far from the city center, so if you’re spending days around the pyramids and the Giza Egyptian Museum (I spent two days exploring), staying in Giza saves you hours in taxis. This place is great—about a 15‑minute walk back from the Giza Egyptian Museum (just cross the big road where the shared taxis are) or a 10‑minute Uber ride. I walked through a residential area to the Sphinx exit of the pyramids in about 35 minutes, though you’ll need an Uber for the main, newer entrance. There are eateries nearby and a nice coffee shop on the top floor. A petrol station just below offers cold drinks and snacks. My room had excellent pyramid views from every window, and the spa bath was a fun touch, though it was a tight squeeze! The AC was excellent, which is essential, and the bed was huge. Breakfast was enjoyable—pretty much the same every day: a mix of cheese, breads, fuul (bean stew), and some fried falafel‑like items. There was more than enough. The open‑air balcony also had great pyramid views. I recommend booking the airport pickup— it might cost more than an Uber, but Mr Islam sent a WhatsApp photo the day before and then a location pin to meet him just outside the terminal door. He also waited when my flight was delayed and immigration was busy! Google shows the hotel in the right spot, but it was helpful to have someone who knew where to go. Excellent value for money, and I’d stay again. The only caveat: you’re not paying for Mena House, so don’t expect luxury décor, and there’s always someone at reception who speaks perfect English. Bring ear plugs— it’s a big city, cars drive by all night, and the dogs bark at 3 am.

Nick·Há um mês

The location was top, the view was great, and the overall experience was good.

Rami·Há 2 meses