Marriott Mena House, Cairo

Very clean hotel rooms and amenities. We throughly enjoyed the view of Giza pyramids from the restaurant when we had breakfast lunch or dinner

A truly memorable stay for a very special moment in my life. Staying at the Marriott Mena House was the perfect way to end our journey in Egypt. Even before our arrival, Kholoud Salah kindly reached out to ask about the purpose of our trip, which already made us feel cared for. From the moment we arrived, every single staff member was warm and welcoming. A heartfelt thank you to Yassin, the bellman, who looked after us during our entire stay. He always greeted us with kindness, checked in on us, patiently helped us, and answered all our questions with such care. Hany at the M Club also went out of his way to make us feel at home. A very special mention goes to Chef Karim, whose smile made every breakfast brighter. He made sure we tasted the real flavors of Egypt, preparing for me traditional fava beans, falafel, a delicious Egyptian omelet, and sweet treats—his hospitality was unforgettable. Kholoud Salah also made our stay even more special with unique details in the room that touched our hearts and made us feel truly valued. The hotel itself is stunning: the gardens are beautifully kept, the restaurants are excellent, and the view of the Pyramids is simply magical. It’s something very few hotels in the world can offer. This place is pure magic. Congratulations to the wonderful staff and to the hotel for creating such a world-class experience filled with warmth and heart

First out of the gate this is a reasonably good hotel but Def not Luxury 5 star. Our biggest issue was corporate and wedding comes before the tourists. Of the week we stayed , every day we were in a construction site of events being set up, happening or being taken down. We were thrust into Citibank's 50th anniversary boring speeches across the pool from our dining experience. We endured an Egyptian wedding. The smell of silicone overwhelmed our lunch, scaffolding clanging , erecting and lighting and sound checks over and over and over. Lovely for those wandering in and wandering out but not for those of us living there. The day we were leaving we, the tourists , we're not allowed to be in 139 for breakfast because,,,,, somebody more important than us was going to be there. When were we told ? During the night. The staff are fantastic, kind, generous and probably sick of me complaining. The location is fantastic if you get peace to enjoy it. I did not find the room particularly luxurious. The linen and bed was very comfortable but a small bath with a shower above is not luxury. There is no info pack in the room, public rest rooms were not well maintained for loo roll or towels. So many important details missing. The pool area has no info for the menu, it's very sterile. BUT it really has the best location of all the major hotels we saw. Perfect for visiting the pyramids, sphinx and Saqqara

A dream come, true, wake up, sit on your terrace and sip a cup of coffee, looking at the pyramids! Forget the drive from downtown Cairo, at least for now until they finish the subway, which is clearly a long time coming, but not happening anytime soon. The hospitality here is amazing, the people couldn't be nicer, the food better than expected, and again that I mentioned those views?! There's a fully equipped gym for those who care, we did drag ourselves to the gym of the equivalent of 3:30 AM our time, and happily so I feel all the more better for it. Highly recommend. The only negative in my book is the tour we booked to the pyramids was a tad uninspired. We're here for three nights and did a day on our own up at the pyramids and they make it very easy for for tourists. However, if you're not comfortable doing it on your own, it's a great option.

Do not stay here if you are looking forward to the nice pyramid view on the property. It will likely be covered like an industrial park because they have events every single day and have music playing until 11 PM every single night. I was there for 3 nights, it got worse every day.