Find hotels near Pyramid of Khafre, Cairo

" I travelled to Giza with my young son for a long weekend in Jan 2026 and we stayed at the pyramids View. We landed in the evening and were held up at passport control for ages. Thank goodness airport transfer was included in the price of the booking which took away the stress of having to work out how taxis work with a small child in tow at night. We had one of the rooms at the front of the property and could sit on our balcony each evening and gaze at the pyramids and spinx - - uninterrupted views . The hotel team were exceptionally welcoming and patient with my boisterous son . sheriff at front desk organized all of our tours and Mohamed our guide was happy to detour to a metro station because my son loves trains. We recommend the organized Nile cruise dinner and belly dancing evening . The local area is bustling with hawkers, camels, horse carriages and taxis. It isn’t a quiet area! There’s also a Pizza Hut and kfc 2mins walk away from the hotel. "

"We had an absolutely fantastic stay at the Palace Pyramids Hotel and couldn’t recommend it more highly. The hotel itself is spotless, very well run, and feels genuinely safe and comfortable. The facilities are great, but the real show-stopper is the rooftop. The view of the pyramids from up there is honestly unbelievable. Having breakfast each morning while looking straight out at them was a pinch-yourself moment, and coming back in the evenings after a long day of exploring to see them again at sunset was just magical. The rooms were very comfortable and felt completely secure — we were happy leaving valuables behind while we were out for the day, which says a lot when travelling. What really makes this place special, though, is the people. Every single member of staff was kind, genuine, and incredibly helpful — nothing ever felt like too much trouble. Nadia, in particular, went above and beyond. On our first day she even jumped in a tuk-tuk with me and my dad to help us get local Egyptian SIM cards, knowing we didn’t speak Arabic. That level of care really sets the tone for the whole place. She also helped us design an itinerary as soon as we arrived, making sure everything we wanted to see was covered, and had it all ready to go by the next morning. We were also lucky enough to have Ahmed, the owner of the hotel, personally guide us around Cairo for two days. As a Cairo-born, highly experienced guide, he was exceptional. We were able to get into every museum and site w"

"The staff are very good and friendly, always willing to assist and provide plenty of information."

"Room was clean but dated apart from the bathroom as it may have been renovated in recent years"

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"Staff was kind, welcoming, accommodating and carrying. Great location if Pyramids is your focus of travel (2 min walk). "

"Great location and the rooms facing pyramids. Our room size was huge, jacuzzi with pyramids view. The windows are wall to wall and bottom to ceiling giving the best view of pyramids from everywhere in the room. Their restaurant is very convenient and roof top view of pyramids. It’s the very good location. Restaurant staff is very courteous and food is decent. They were able to get us the cabs from to airport and also arrange for a tour etc. that was very convenient. A bit pricey compared to what we could have done with Uber ourselves. But it’s worth being in the new country and convenience of going to multiple places Area and approach to the hotel can be a bit daunting but as long as uber or car is there it’s good. Overall quality of bathrooms/fittings can be better but since we there for just one day it was good for us. In all it’s a great location, good staff and convenience to Giza pyramids etc. "

"Convenient location across from the exit of the pyramid of Giza, and a 5 minute walk from the ticket booth/entrance of the pyramids. Mostafa makes a conscious effort to make customers comfortable, starting with a welcome drink on the rooftop and accommodative with luggage storage. The only con is the walls are thin, so you can hear people in the hallways."

"This place is about as close as you can get to the front gate to Giza as it gets. The rooftop restaurant has a view that is so unreal. You get to eat breakfast, lunch, and dinner with the pyramids in an unobstructed view. The staff will set up anything you want for a fair price, and their egyptologist Halla knows everything. We plan on going back soon."