Pyramids Park Resort Cairo

“Great hotel, amazing pool, great service. Amazing taxi company downstairs, Mahmood and Hamza look after you like family🔥”

The hotel and the pool were great! The staff were nice and friendly However, the taxi company downstairs, especially Mahmood and Hamza, they made our holiday top notch, with the best recommendations and coming out with us to the pyramids and giving us a personalised tour honestly. They really loo… more

The hotel and the pool were great! The staff were nice and friendly However, the taxi company downstairs, especially Mahmood and Hamza, they made our holiday top notch, with the best recommendations and coming out with us to the pyramids and giving us a personalised tour honestly. They really looked after us, sad to see them go! Next time when we are back in Cairo we will be sure to use the hotel and the taxi team again! They made sure we were safe and picked up even when it was silly late. Highly recommend! 🔥🔥

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“Great stay!”

I came with a group of 15 on an excursion to Cairo, Egypt. We all had a great stay. Great Breakfast/Dinner. Rooms were spacious and very modern. Luggage team was great too, especially Sabry and his team. Would absolutely recommend this hotel. 👌🏼

“Pyramid Park: A Reprieve from Crazy Cario”

Recently stayed here as part of a group tour I was working with, I was honestly surprised at the luxory and resort style the hotel and it's grounds offered us. The lobby is gorgeous, spacious, adorned with gold and Egyptian replica figurines immersing you for the cultural experience you are ther… more

Recently stayed here as part of a group tour I was working with, I was honestly surprised at the luxory and resort style the hotel and it's grounds offered us. The lobby is gorgeous, spacious, adorned with gold and Egyptian replica figurines immersing you for the cultural experience you are there for. But, go by the pool and you are easily in a hotel in Miami. The pool is MASSIVE, great cafe bar that does hookahs. Decent menu that caters to tourists from other countries instead of embracing their cuisine which is unfortunate but I get it. I stayed in a couple different rooms since I was there, left to Luxor/Aswan and then came back. They have older rooms (400's) from a bygone era which aren't the most luxurious but serve it's purpose enough. Leave the AC at the coldest setting, it's the only setting before getting warm haha. The newer rooms are way more modern and updated across the board, opt for those if you can (600's). Taxi service in the lobby will take you where you want to go. Drop you off at The Souk for a couple hours and they will pick you up in the same spot they dropped you off for a set price, they do accept credit cards. Staff is very friendly and accommodating, there is a ton of security but didn't feel unsafe at any point in our trip at all. Pistou has Italian fair and eating on the patio is recommended. Tarek who I assume is one of the managers is gracious and took care of our group with ease considering at times I know we were quite demanding and speak English very fast. He has a good command of the language and can help get you whatever you need. Tarek is great! Also, getting hookah's most days I was there I get them in other countries and in the US from time to time but the young man that works at the outdoor cafe regularly comes and refills your coals every minutes so if you have a fresh one always. I never get service like that anywhere, I didn't get his name but he's very pleasant and always wears a black shirt. Tipping is optional but I encourage it. Be a good steward of your country. .48 EGP to 1 USD, a dollar tip says thank you in both languages. Bring EGP, EU, USD with you for tipping since you can only tip on the credit card at the restaurant. PS, cafe in the lobby has same bar menu as outside bar and they make great latte's plus the hibiscus juice is free. Would recommend this place. Docking it a star because of the older rooms and the wild inconsistency of the wi-fi in such a nice place. Plus, would love to see Koshari or other Egyptian dishes offered to get the traveler excited about their adventure. What's the point of traveling if you aren't going to try new things?

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“Best tourist guide: Hamza”

Hotel rooms are nice. Also the cleaning of the room was very good. For me the most important thing was the service of the tourist guide Hamza which you can contact at the taxi office next to the reception. He speaks English and Spanish and he is. He made our stay in Cairo a joy because he completel… more

Hotel rooms are nice. Also the cleaning of the room was very good. For me the most important thing was the service of the tourist guide Hamza which you can contact at the taxi office next to the reception. He speaks English and Spanish and he is. He made our stay in Cairo a joy because he completely personalizes your tour depending on your needs. Our experience with Hamza in Cairo was truly extraordinary! From the very start, he demonstrated a deep knowledge of Egyptian history and an exceptional ability to make it interesting and accessible for everyone in the group. Each site we visited, from the majestic Pyramids to the Egyptian Museum, came to life thanks to his detailed explanations and his passionate way of sharing history. In addition to being extremely competent and professional, he was very friendly and always willing to answer questions and adapt the tour according to our preferences. He took us to lesser-known spots and recommended local restaurants where we could try authentic Egyptian flavors, which enriched our experience even more. He was not only a guide but also an excellent host, which made us feel safe and well taken care of at all times. I highly recommend this guide to anyone wanting to discover Cairo in an authentic and memorable way. We would definitely book another tour with him on our next visit to Egypt!

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