A luxurious gateway to the pyramids
When it comes to location, the five-star Steigenberger Pyramids Cairo is hard to beat, offering magnificent views of the pyramids from its outdoor pool. When you’re not gazing at the pyramids from a lounger, you’ll find them located just a 10-minute drive or a 25-minute walk from the hotel. If that wasn’t impressive enough, the New Egyptian Grand Museum is also less than 10 minutes’ walk away.
After discovering the sights, you can relax by the swimming pool while soaking up the spectacular backdrop. Upon retiring to your abode, your spacious room has all the amenities you’d expect from a five-star establishment including air conditioning, a well-stocked minibar, a balcony or terrace, and satellite TV. Some of the hotel’s rooms even boast views of the pyramids!
Begin your mornings at the generous breakfast buffet, which offers an array of delectable hot and cold options. Should you prefer to dine al fresco, a sunlit terrace area awaits. Zoser Bar is the place for a relaxed lunch, or if you want to stay by the pool, a light menu is available. As the evening sets in, head to Lotus Restaurant for both local and international dishes, before finishing your night with a refreshing tipple.
What Steigenberger Pyramids Cairo Hotel has to offer
Facilities
Food & Drink
- 1 international buffet restaurant
- 1 poolside bar
- 1 lobby bar
Entertainment
- Outdoor pool
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.