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Luxurious Accommodations
Experience opulence at Marriott Mena House, Cairo where rooms boast handcrafted furniture, luxurious fabrics, and modern amenities including LCD TVs and spacious private bathrooms with plush bathrobes and slippers.
Dining Excellence
Savor a culinary journey with a variety of dining options, from Italian delicacies at Alfredo Restaurant to a daily buffet breakfast with garden views. End your day with cocktails at 139 Pavilion while taking in unforgettable vistas.
Unique Recreational Offerings
Unwind at the winter heated swimming pool nestled in lush gardens or explore the iconic Giza Pyramids just a stone's throw away. For a memorable adventure, let our concierge arrange horse and camel rides to the pyramids.
Book your stay at Marriott Mena House, Cairo for a luxurious and unforgettable experience.
Please note the hotel can accommodate a maximum of 2 children in a room when sharing with parents.
The historic Palace on the premises is currently under restoration and will not be open to visitors until further notice. All other areas of the hotel remain operational.Please inform of your expected arrival time in advance. You can use the Special Requests box when booking, or contact the property directly using the contact details in your confirmation.
Guests are required to show a photo ID and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
A deposit may be required at the property.
The view to the Pyramids is the only positive side of the hotel
First, the hotel and facilities are EXTREMELY dated.
Second, on Fridays and Saturdays they have weddings in the main restaurant from 5 till 11 pm meaning that a) you cannot have dinner at the restaurant with a view (technically you can, it is not forbidden, but the music is SO loud you can hear yourself when speaking), b) you cannot sleep at all until 23 as the rooms are not soundproof and the music in your room is at a level of a night club (not in one particular room but at most rooms of the hotel).
Third, the food is mediocre.
To sum up, the hotel is never ever worth ~$1000 per night. Normal price for what you get might be some $200-300/night. Having stayed at lots of hotels at $1000/night, I can state this with certainty.
Das beste Hotel, um das GEM und die pyramiden zu besuchen. Als Alleinreisende wurde ich bevorzugt behandelt, besonders was die Abendreservierung im Pavillon 139 anbelangt. Das Schwimmbad gross, gepflegt, erholsam. Aufmerksamstes Personal
Für den Preis etwas in die Jahre gekommen, aber das macht den Charme aus.
Staying at the Marriott Mena House was a highlight of my Cairo trip. Waking up to a view of the Great Pyramid felt unreal, and the hotel’s palace-style architecture gives it real charm. The room was comfortable and clean, the gardens and pool were a peaceful escape after sightseeing, and the staff were warm and helpful throughout. Breakfast on the terrace with that view made every morning special. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Giza. I’d happily stay again.
As not all rooms have a view of the pyramids, it is worth confirming this when booking. However, staff may suggest an upgrade if one is available during check-in.
Posizione fantastica
Camerieri confusionari.
Buffet piu' caro di ordinare alla carte fate attenzione!!!
Due matrimoni in due sere con musica alta fino alle 24!!! Vergognoso.
Informazione false per indirizzarti a ristoranti dove non serve prenotare quando chiaro tutti vogliono stare in quello vista piramidi! I clienti dell hotel dovrebbe avere posto garantito, invece viene gente da fuori e non rimane spazio per chi ha scelto una location unica!
A unique location with breathtaking views of the Pyramids of Giza. Beautiful, impeccably maintained gardens, an impressive atmosphere, and a wonderful sense of history and luxury. Dining with a view of the pyramids is a truly unforgettable experience. An excellent choice for a stay in Cairo.
During our stay, a large private event with music was held in the hotel gardens, which somewhat disturbed the otherwise peaceful atmosphere.
Super easy access to the pyramids. 5 min ride in a golf cart. Also very close to the Grand Egyptian Museum. Very nice pool area with friendly staff serving free snacks to the drinks. The evening view over the pyramids, having a cocktail at the 139 Pavillion restaurant, is hard to beat, as well as having breakfast overlooking the pyramids. Hotel area is very clean and well maintained. All plantations are beautiful and well kept with plenty of flowers.
Cant really think of anything....
The location and history of the hotel
Feel needs to get back some of its old history and atmosphere. At the end disappointed with baggage storage and having to hunt for a missing bag
Great location
The food was not nearly as good as was last time we stayed particularly at the India restaurant. The hotel needs a bigger and more atmospheric bar .
The proximity to the pyramids & the GEM and the feeling of calm and seclusion outside of a very busy area.
Whilst the views are great - some events during the stay do impede that view sometimes.
The hotel feels a little dated and a bit overpriced for what you get:
Staff was exceptionally hospitable
I can’t remember and I highly doubt there was anything unlikable
La ubicación es espectacular
The place of the hotel was insane! Right opposite from the pyramids
I don’t like that in Egypt they don’t have so good relationship with cleaning!
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