Pyramids Eyes Hotel

非常差！預訂了三天且是預付費的，第一天到了説我預訂的房型沒有了，給我安排了一個不到10平方的單人床房間。第二天我去找前台換房間，還是説我預訂的房型沒有了，給我換了個普通標間，依然不是我原本預訂的房型（沒有房間，為啥收錢的時候不確認好呢？？）。第三天終於住上了原本預訂的房型，但是下午旅遊完回房間後發現沒有打掃衞生。總之各種欺騙！攜程一直在幫助協調，這點很贊。不過這些問題本不該出現，這家酒店非常不推薦！

Uncomfortable rooms with no windows and no room service facilities. The bathroom was so dirty and smelly. The rooms require maintenance and lack basic facilities. Unfriendly staff at reception, staff serving breakfast are more favourable towards white tourists handing them banana's and bowls of falafel from the kitchen and leave the rest of the containers empty for other tourists which was disgraceful to see! Staff on terrace keep a watch on how much you eat and stand there observing everyone which is uncomfortable. Overall, good hotel location and view of the pyramid from terrace but rooms are not worth the money. Would not recommend this hotel to travellers looking for a comfortable stay in Cairo!!

This hotel is located in Giza and is the best location to take a photo of the whole pyramids of Giza. On the roof there is a small restaurant serving snacks. The most important advantage of the hotel workers is the honesty, led by the hotel owner Mr. Walid, whom I thank for his honesty and cooperation with me

It's risky. Either you love it or hate it. But there is NO transfer from the airport to the hotel. It's listed but acorrding to many reviews and our personal experience, it's not. Best thing to do is to book an uber it's only like 12 dollars. If you decide to get a taxi confirm the price before hand. The uber was 233 EGP just to give you an idea but we had terrible cell service so we got a taxi for 300 EGP. The location is also hard to find. I had downloaded Google maps before we went so that helped a million. I ended up looking for the KIA motors that's next door. As far as the tours go they are definitely overpriced. I think it's alot of peoples first stop and your trying to figure things out. So get an idea of the price before you book so you can negotiate. For example we looked into trip advisor for trips and then asked the hotel. There's a big difference but at least you won't get ripped off if you decide to book with them. We kind of go with the flow so when we arrived they gave us a room w 3 twin beds but needed a queen. The next day we changed rooms, but it's true about the towel situation so when we moved rooms we took the towels to the new room. In both rooms the towels were old and the sheets were stained don't try to complain about it, they don't care. Breakfast was better than expected so that was nice. But of course like I said we aren't too picky. If you are looking for a nice place to attend to your needs this is not the place for you. If you want a cheap place for an in n out and aren't picky this is it. As far as the staff we got along great with them because of our broken Arabic they got a kick out of it. But over all they seem busy but kind. It seems like there are only 4 rooms with the pyramid view so I think they will give away the room to someone else in a pinch. So if you decide on that room, waring!!!! You might not get it. BUT the roof top has a wonderful view. As far as the tipping in Cairo (in general) goes you will feel robbed unfortunately. So maybe start off really really really low because they WILL ask and ask and ask till you literally feel robbed it's terrible and you feel terrible too. So sad. If you are in a budget Be strong tip low, it's better than nothing. And you tip everywhere so it adds up quick!!!!

From what should I start? Let’s start from the pick up service, which looks like it’s a common issue for guests. We have been asked if we needed a taxi shuttle to the hotel and they booked it for us. Upon arrival no one was there and we ended up riding a random taxi which took us to the wrong place, he didn’t speak English and he wanted to drop us in the middle of the street with our luggage. When we arrived at the hotel, Sayeed came to us offering their tours and, since we didn’t know if it was safe to go around without a guide, we accepted. That was the begin of a nightmare. The taxi driver seemed to be lovely (at the beginning). We went to the museum and we had a guide with us which was very knowledgeable but honestly not worth it. On our way home the driver offered to take us to a souvenirs shop saying that this place has EGP prices compared to others and he took us there and kind of forced us to buy something. One thing that I have learnt from them is NEVER ASK QUESTIONS. They will take it as an advantage to promote you things pretending that they know the place very well and we’ll get a good price. For anything I was mentioning, even when I saw the carpet schools and I just asked information for simple curiosity, he was like “I’ll take you there if you want to buy some very good quality carpets” 😅 Anyway we also booked with them the ATV and one thing that I can recommend is DON’T GO!!!!! He took us to this very dodge place where skeletal horses, cats, dogs, cows and sheep were eating from the same landfill (If you get too emotional like myself, avoid it). We got on our quad and one of the guy came with me and my partner was behind us on his own. The quad did not have the toe in the wheels, the handlebars was meant to go straight but wheels were directed to the left and my partner hit a guy with his bike. We had to pay his bike although it was not our fault and we couldn’t say anything as we wanted to just get out of there. We went to the desert and we got through this street full of rubbish and little kids playing on the landfills and there was a police officer at the entrance that checked our bags to make sure we didn’t have cameras. We had our go pro which fortunately was hidden as otherwise they would have taken away or they would have asked extra money. When we finally got in the desert, the guy was riding extremely fast and for someone who has never done it before can be scary, also taking into consideration that there are no any forms of safety At some point they took us to this little oasis on top of the dune and they (of course) took our camera saying that they could have taken pictures for us but it was illegal so they were the only ones allowed to do it and then they asked for tips. We initially wanted to give 100Egp each but one of the guys was unhappy and he said that this money would have been enough to pay “the government” for our entrance.. so we gave 200 EGP each and he was still complaining. We took a sit on this