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Sahara Pyramids Inn, Giza | Member Rates | Dyme

Free WiFiFree self parkingStreet parkingSnack bar/deliConcierge serviceATM/banking

Check-in / Check-out

From 12:00 PM · Until 10:00 AM

Classification

3-Star Hotel

Amenities

ATM/banking, Free breakfast, Safe-deposit box at front desk, Tours/ticket assistance, Free reception, Snack bar/deli

Location

Giza, EG

Luxurious Amenities and Services

Indulge in the complimentary buffet breakfast and sip on your favorite drink at the bar/lounge. Enjoy the convenience of room service, concierge services, and daily complimentary reception during your stay.

Ideal Location

Located in Giza, just a stone's throw away from the Giza Pyramid Complex and Great Sphinx of Giza, Sahara Pyramids Inn offers easy access to renowned attractions like the Sound and Light Theater and the Grand Egyptian Museum.

Comfort and Connectivity

Relish in the cozy ambiance of the individually decorated guestrooms, equipped with fireplaces, flat-screen TVs, and pillowtop beds. Stay connected with complimentary wireless internet access and enjoy modern conveniences like safes and coffee/tea makers.

Immerse yourself in luxury and majestic views at Sahara Pyramids Inn. Book your stay now and experience the wonders of Giza firsthand!

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Location

How to Find Us

14 Sphinx Street, Giza, Giza Governorate, 12561

Giza · EG

+20 11 13946743

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Good to Know

Check-in & Check-out

Check-in from 12:00 PM. Check-out by 10:00 AM. Early check-in and late checkout may be available upon request.

Cancellation

Cancellation terms vary by rate. Flexible rates allow free cancellation up to 24–48 hours before arrival. Non-refundable rates cannot be canceled or modified.

Payment

All prices are all-inclusive with taxes and fees. A valid credit card is required at check-in. No additional resort or service fees will apply.

Important Information

Contactless check-in and contactless check-out are available.
A deposit may be required at the property.

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Guest Reviews

What Guests Say

9.4

Exceptional

80 reviews

Highlights

+Courtesy of staff
+Enjoyable stay

Cleanliness9.3

Standard quality for this hotel tier.

Service10.0

Kind and courteous staff, always seeking to help as they could.

Location9.3

Standard quality for this hotel tier.

Room Quality9.2

Standard quality for this hotel tier.

Amenities9.3

Standard quality for this hotel tier.

Value for Money9.2

Standard quality for this hotel tier.

Food and Beverage9.3

Standard quality for this hotel tier.

Overall Experience9.7

I enjoyed my stay here! I would recommend.

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Friends Getaway · Feb 2025

10

Goood place

Liked:Guys it's an amazing place very close to the pyramids the service is very good the staff is attentive working to serve you throughout your stay there the food is good too we loved it guys I highly recommend this place goooooooooooooooooooooo

via tripadvisor

wdfyffe

Business · Jan 2024

10

A small, well located hotel

Liked:I enjoyed my stay at this hotel. I was on a week long business trip. I wanted to stay near the pyramids for the view, easy access in my free time, and a more authentic experience than a big box hotel in the middle of downtown . This hotel did not disappoint on any of these points. The staff were all super friendly and very inviting. I checked in around midnight of the day I scheduled without issue. A lot of hotels won’t let you check in until after 10 o’clock. I was sweating this after a long travel. The hotel is decorated with papyrus art and pharaonic statues and tchotchkes. I detected no unpleasant odors in either the hotel or my room. They do burn sandalwood and patchouly incense every morning and evening in the common areas. My room was an inner room with no windows but was quiet and comfortable. The room was large enough to not trip on my bags as I moved about. The bed was a futon style pad on a raised box. I like a firm bed so this worked for me too. The room didn’t have a security box. It had a wooden box with a key lock and wasn’t fastened to anything. The shower worked and the water was hot enough to make chicken soup and never ran out. The toilet flushed every time I pushed the button, but with not enough force to get paper down. I accidentally rinsed my toothbrush in the tap water but didn’t experience any GI issues. I’m not saying I’d drink the tap water, but I got away with it that time. I’ve been to some places where it’s a one and done GI experience with tap and even the shower water. The hotel provided me with all the bottled water I needed for drinking and use. The breakfast was an egg fritada, bologna slice with cheese, some bean paste, a yogurt, a few pieces of bread, and a bottle of water. I opted to eat dinner in the restaurant every evening. The food was great and the servings were generous. Obviously hotel food is a little more expensive than the local economy, but it was also very convenient and you can’t beat the sunset view of the pyramids off the balcony. The streets are safe to walk at all hours. The police presence is heavy and constant. And a working ATM is right around the corner. The hotel is ran by a family group. Everyone knows everyone else in and everyone is someone’s cousin. I liked that. It fit the idealized model of the family enterprise I had of Egypt. The taxi ride from the hotel to the Cairo museum and all the surrounding cultural/tourist sites lasted from 45 to 60 minutes and costed 4-5 USD in an Uber. Getting picked up by the Uber. In front of the hotel was not a problem. It usually took about 5-10 minutes for the Uber to arrive. I will return to Egypt for work again and liked the hotel well enough that I will probably stay here again and would recommend it to a friend as long as you want the authentic local experience over the Ritz Carlton style stay. I loved the hotel. My wife is a bit of a “princess” and probably wouldn’t have liked it as much as I did. This place is for urban explorers. I took a tour out of the hotel to Sakara with one of the cousins. The price was about the same as it would’ve been on Tripadvisor or Viator. The upside using the hotel was that I was on a business trip and couldn’t guarantee that I could make the tour. Things worked out for me and I informed them at 2200 the night before that I wanted to go to Sakara the following morning and they made it happen. I’ve taken an Egyptology course, so I’m pretty well read up on the site and culture. My guide wasn’t an anthropologist, but well versed on the area and still taught me a few things. He was pleasant and accommodating. The car was clean. The driver drove well. I went on the tour by myself, and they were willing to bump the time around, depending on how much time I wanted to spend at any given sight. The only downside of the tour was that we did stop at one site where he presented me with a local vendor that was selling very poor article like some fake Lapis Lazuli at exorbitant prices. I have several Lapis pieces at my house already and know what real lapis looks and feels like. It took me less than five seconds to identify his “Lapis” as howlite stone died blue. The vendor wouldn’t let me walk away and kept badgering me. I feel like my guide should act as a bodyguard from these guys. Outside of that everything was awesome. The surrounding area The hotel isn’t responsible for what happens around it, but it is going to affect your stay. The entrance to the pyramids is about thirty meters from the front door of the hotel which is super convenient, but also means you’re going to get mobbed by panhandlers and street people selling cheap tchotchkes. They are ultra-aggressive and frustrating to the point of exasperation. I got short with one of the cousins at the hotel because I thought he was a panhandler at one point. I felt bad once I figured out who he was. By the second day of the panhandler started leaving me alone because I said “no” enough times by that point. The curio stores around the hotel are substantially more expensive than the Kahn al Khalil market. Most of the store owners are so aggressive that you can’t even browse without being accosted. Not all the stores are like that so you’ll have to figure that out on your own. Just work on your “no” game before you get there and don’t receive anything, they hand you or you just entered a negotiation.

via tripadvisor

844muhammedi

Family · Nov 2021

8

Visit the sphinx

Liked:I like the place and the owner is very friendly and helpful. The view is amazing . And the roof of the place is so oriental. The worst thing is the street parking between all these getto who wants to steal you for a car parking

via tripadvisor

Verified traveler

Self · Dec 2019

10

Liked:A spectacular view of the pyramids plus a nice selection of tours. Hotel service was great. The staff goes above and beyond to make sure that your experience in Egypt is one to remember. Definitely worth coming back to the hotel.

via Nuitee