Hotel Nazlet El-Semman dengan Bar

Booking this hostel is only because of the view of top roof restaurant. The view is excellent and the food is also good, especially when there are not much options at that area. However, the room and the services provided by the hotel staff are all over our expectation. Value for money!

I book in hotel Best view I'm from California USA I booked 4 nights and I really enjoyed my time there I m solo travel and immediately the hotel staff were willing to help, They made me feel like home The location is great you can drink you coffee or cocktails facing the Pyramid I recommend this Hotel LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION Thank You again Expedia and hotel staff Expedia for You hotel recomendation

Fantastic hotel! It is just in front of the pyramids so you can go there by a walk. You can see perfectly the ”sound and lights” show there, it has the most beautiful views from its rooftop and you can have dinner in its restaurant (sandwiches, pizza, pasta, egyptian food and so on). This is the perfect choice.

The excellent review is primarily based on the service from the staff at the hotel that were very frendly and did their best to make us feel good during our stay. Special thanks to Abdo for the great experiance, and Mahmood for the nicely arranged day trips. The view from the room with a balcony is also great. However, there are plenty of things for the managment to upgrade in order to get a realistik 'excellent' review. First of all - breakfast ain't no buffet. It might see like a lot from a first sight, but 4 pieces af some kind of ham, 2 pcs. og cheese and 2 pcs. of butter is pretty much enogh for just one sandwich pr. person (we were two). There were though other food choices on the table, so you don't end up hungry, but after all the breakfast is all the same, so there is not variabillity .. There is only one choice of juice - orange. Coffee is paid separetly (we got it for free). Overbooking issues - on the first night, our room was not available, and we were transferred to a different hotel (far under avarage quallity), so we had to put up a 'fight' to get our originally booked room the day after. If you book a room on the last floor, be prepared from the annoying noice for table moving on the rooftop every morning around 6.30 am. The last two days, were pretty much a noice disaster, due to construction work, that in a normal world, should be done when the hotel has no guests.. After all i'd saiy you get what you pay for - we got it cheap, and that says it all :) A tip for other travellers: Always negotiate your price and never say yes to the first offer when it comes to a day trips, transfers etc. When you hear that it can not be done cheaper - keep pushing until you get the realistic price you want.

The good… Staff on the front desk are super friendly. Very helpful. Very happy to help with travel, tours and aways welcome you back with a smile and a chat after a trip out. Fantastic view of the pyramids, with a roof top terrace where. you can sit at any time of the day, with no pressure to buy drinks. Very close to the entrance to the pyramids. Free taxi from the airport. Easily found the driver on arrival. It’s a cheap place to stay. The not so good… The hotel is in a back alley, along side where the horses are stabled for the evening. We were there in February so the smell wasn’t to bad. But the horses run freely in the evening so it can be a bit nervy getting past them sometimes. Breakfast was basic. Mediocre. No orange juice included just tea or coffee. Hotel room isn’t to clean. Shower door missing. Sheets were clean but top quilts were dirty and stained. Very unappealing! It could all do with a good scrub. We did have a view of the pyramids but directly outside the window is a lot of debris, dirt and rubbish. At around 5.30 the local roaster starts to crow and continues for around an hour on and off.

My wife and I wanted to avoid the ”resort” life when visiting the Giza pyramids, so choosing the Pyramids Valley Boutique Hotel was absolutely perfect. Pyramids Valley is a quaint and personable hotel that sits literally 100 feet from the entrance to the Giza Necropolis. Our room was in the interior of the hotel; it was always clean, cool, very quiet. Perfect for an afternoon nap after a day in the Egyptian sun. The window faced another building, which was no problem, because ten steps out of our door was the rooftop patio restaurant, with a mind blowing view of the Sphinx and pyramids.  We ate at the rooftop restaurant several times and the food was amazing each time. Naturally you cannot beat a meal with the pyramid light show going on in front of you. Waitstaff were great! The entire staff of the hotel were very friendly, always with a smile, and willing to help in any way possible. Upon arrival, the manager gave us his phone number, and he was quick to respond to any questions I had. He also arranged a car to take us on a day excursion to Saqqara. The driver was professional and very affordable. Our evenings were spent on the rooftop gazing at the pyramids and listening to the vivid nightlife of the city of Giza. Our Drink of choice was the ”lemon mint” drink, the best we had during our stay in Egypt.  We were in Giza at the end of March/early April, mid 70s during the day, but bring a jacket for the chilly nights. Overall we had zero complaints during our stay, we felt as if we were leaving family behind on our way out the door. We will be back to Pyramids Valley in the very near future.

Its a new hotel and the room is very comfortable and spacious. Modern design and the air conditioning is great. The staff are fantastic and friendly. Breakfast buffet is average spread. The rooftop view is just breathtaking and you can just enjoy the looking at all the 3 Pyramids all day. Location is a bit difficult to find but definitely be staying here again if I come back to Giza.

Apart from the view of the pyramids theres is nothing good about this hotel. The room was clean but had a saggy bed which wasnt at all comfortable. There was also no kettle in the room even though on the description on *********** it said there is a kettle in the room.. I got ripped off with the price. I booked on *********** and the cost should have been £138 they charged me £168 when i asked why the receptionist Mahmoud said commission. So i let it go no point in arguing. I then asked about the wifi which wasnt working and didnt work all week i was there. The first morning i asked where is breakfast and was told on the roof. So up i went and breakfast was a bread roll a triange of cheese and a yogurt served on a polystyrene tray covered in cling film and was absolutely disgusting. When i asked about the price to the Meidum pyramid i was told a ridiculous figure of 200 dollars, i did it myself with a local taxi for 50 dollars. Would never ever stay in or recommend this hotel. Its bad and the staff are not friendly or helpful.

This hidden gem 💎 is the only place to stay after my year in Egypt and having tried 6 accommodations in the area. Centrality is key and their location is ideal. Entrance to pyramids, money changer, groceries, atm and restaurants are all within 100 metres. Prices are reasonable. Nightly stays and tours with them are competitive. Less than average. Just a fraction of the branded names. They point u to locally priced vs tourist priced eateries that they themselves go to. Service is bar none. Not only are they kind, they will not hassle u for additional business nor scam u for money. Others will seem hospitable but will try to get additional business and find creative ways to do it. Not these guys. They are professional. The place feels very safe. Beside Banq Misr where a security guard sits 24/7 and cameras in the inn, it feels very safe there. View from the rooftop where u can have breakfast whether or not u have a room with a view is accessible at any time. Some bathrooms are new with stand up showers. I prefer the older one with a bathtub! With hot water and a see thru guard or barrier it’s quite nice. Rare find in Giza/Haram. And it’s clean. There is a small cafe beside their rooftop terrace where u can have a drink or 2. Other rooftop cafes are outrageously priced so don’t go there like above cleopatra inn in think one front of the pyramids. Maybe you’ll be lucky enough to see a small party by one of the locals there and see how the Egyptians celebrate with singing and dance. Same view as theirs. There is no clear signage at the entrance from outside. That’s why this is a hidden gem. It’s better this way so that the local vendors don’t converge there and there are many! Fortunately most of them don’t know about his place. For your stay in the Haram or Pyramids area I can only recommend to u Pyramids Top Inn.

From the moment we stepped into the Giza Pyramids Inn, we were enveloped in a warmth that only true hospitality can provide. The hosts weren't just attentive; they felt like friends, always ready with a smile and eager to assist with our needs. Their knowledge of Cairo, shared through handy pamphlets for tours and activities, enriched our experience beyond measure. Our room was a cozy haven, offering comfort and relaxation at a reasonable price. Even a minor issue with a cracked bathroom door was easily overlooked, as it did nothing to lessen the inn's charm. The crown jewel of our stay was breakfast on the rooftop. As we savored delicious food, the view before us was mesmerizing - the pyramids and the Sphinx, illuminated by the morning sun, provided a backdrop so surreal, it felt like stepping into a dream. In every aspect, the Giza Pyramids Inn is a heartwarming choice for anyone visiting Cairo. It's where ancient wonders meet modern hospitality, creating an experience so unforgettable, it feels like a journey into the heart of Egypt. Our stay was not just a stay; it was a cherished memory in the making.