This holiday includes:
Hotel
Flights
(You may add more to your package on the following pages)
- 25 minutes’ drive from the pyramids
- Outdoor pool, gym, and spa
See the pyramids in style
Finally going to tick the pyramids off your bucket list? The Hyatt Regency Cairo West has got your digs covered. Stylish and sophisticated, with the five-star service to match, this is a great spot to base yourself if you’re planning on exploring all that Giza has to offer.
You’ll have a couple of Cairo’s key neighbourhoods at your fingertips here, so whether you fancy hitting the shops at the Mall of Egypt, venturing out into the Sahara Desert, or sailing up the Nile, you’ll manage it with ease from here. And let’s not forget the main attraction, the Giza Plateau, which is less than 30 minutes’ drive from the hotel. Home to the Great Sphinx, the Great Pyramid, and the Grand Egyptian Museum, this impressive sight should be top of your list.
Be sure and make some time for a spot of R&R, too, so you can make the most of the swish facilities at the hotel. Kick back by the pool – which is open all year round and boasts a sunken swim-up bar – or treat yourself to an indulgent session in the Pure Spa. And with a 24hr gym, you won’t have any trouble fitting your workout in at a time that suits you.
The main restaurant is an impressive affair that specialises in European cuisine, served fresh from 11 live cooking stations. Then there’s a Japanese-Peruvian fusion spot that’s open in the evenings, as well as a café where you can grab laid-back lunches – and even your favourite Starbucks drink! There are two more watering holes tucked away here, too, including a lounge bar that deals in tapas and cocktails, and a Shisha spot where you can tuck into Oriental fare.
Facilities
Food & Drink
- 1 international buffet restaurant
- 1 Japanese/Peruvian restaurant
- 1 café
- 3 bars (including poolside bar
- 1 nightclub
Entertainment
- Nightclub
- Outdoor pool
Sports & Health
- Gym
- Spa centre
- Spa treatments
Find out more about Giza
Standing on the limestone Giza Plateau, the most iconic of the local sights is the Great Pyramid, which is one of the Seven Ancient Wonders of the World. A cedar barge found near the pyramid is displayed in the Solar Boat Museum, while the Great Sphinx of Giza is another remarkably well-preserved monument, rising more than 200 feet into the sky.
You can swap pharaohs for flora, fauna, and exotic animals at the Giza Zoo, which is a popular spot for families in the downtown part of the city. Meanwhile, El Haram is a bustling neighbourhood offering lots of dining and entertainment options, as well as the Grand Egyptian Museum, which is set to open its doors for the first time in early 2024.