Villa Khufu Pyramid Hotel is a great place to stay if you travel to Egypt. The location was perfect because it was in a quiet part of Giza in a little street away from the noisy streets. And there is an amazing and unique view of one of the pyramids front the hotel roof top where you are having your meals.. It was my favourite place! The staff was very friendly, helpful and fun to be with. There's was the Cook Abdou (cooking excellent food), at the reception there was a big team with wonderful people such as Amr, Islem, Mohamed, the boss Mr Fawzy, and many others. The hotel team of drivers Saeed, Yasser, Omar were reliable and made you feel safe. I was a single lady travelling and they all looked after me really well and gave me the best advices. The hotel organises various tours and I chose the first day a camel ride with Nasser who lives close by and who has a horse and a camel called Gamal. We rode through the town up to the desert close to the pyramids (outside the gates) and I had a wonderful time with Nasser who is very nice. He also took me shopping for some papyrus and lotus perfume, and he invited me in his home for a cup of tea. Thank you Nasser! The second day I did a tourist tour to see Saqqara pyramids, the outdoor museum with Ramses 2 statue, and Giza plateau. I spent the whole day from 9 am to 5 pm with Yasser a very experimented driver and wonderful Heba the lady Historian Guide that I would highly recommend! A wonderful and very interesting day thanks to Heba who would teach me many things. We also had good fun! For the animal.lovers, there are several cats in the hotel who live there, and there was a little kitten too. The hotel staff feed them, and give them water and look after them, which is amazing. Well done! I was really sad to leave all these amazing and lovely people and my heart will never forget them. God bless them all. Multum shukran to all the team of Villa Khufu Pyramid Hotel that I would highly recommend. Merci beaucoup ! 🙏🙏🙏

.Nothing! Everything was great! Make sure you contact the hotel several days before your departure and the day of your departure so they can send their taxi driver to get you from the airport. Thenhotel drivers are reliable and they know where the hotel is, because it is difficult to find if you don't know the hotel (it's in a little very long street at the end of it). And the hotel airport shuttle is free if you stay at least 2 nights. So, you can contact the hotel team via WhatsApp and they will be in touch with you and do everything they can to help you, even before you arrive.

I couldn’t have been happier here, I had an operation so I was pretty much bed bound for my entire stay in the hotel. Staff done EVERYTHING and I mean EVERYTHING they could do to support me. They would ask me when I was ready to clean my room and as I would sit just outside they would race around to clean the room as fast as they could to let me get back in the room, I asked for a room close as possible to reception and I was literally on the reception. It was extremely relaxing, quiet and peaceful and just what I was looking for to heal from my operation. Really good place to discover Egypt, the pyramids from the grounds does not disappoint it was truly amazing. As I was healing we had visitors (my husband is Egyptian) the staff offered to open other rooms so they could visit us and be comfortable! The driver was amazing! He was really insightful and knowledgable and drove as carefully as he could to make me as comfortable as I could be. I will definatly be visiting again next year and this time I can enjoy all there is around as it’s in such a great spot!

That I couldn’t stay longer!

Key selling points are the spectacular rooftop terrace views of the Khufu pyramid up on the Giza plain. These contrast with the sights of the low-rise and down at heal neighbourhood. It's a 10-15 minute walk to the entrance to the pyramid complex and the bustling main drag of shops, cafés, restaurants, and hotels. The hotel itself is set in a walled compound and provides basic but comfortable enough accommodation. The surrounding streets could appear daunting, especially for female travellers after dark. The staff were friendly enough and will try to sell you all the tours, camel rides, and boat trips they can. We did appreciate the airport pick-ups and drop -offs for US$20 each way, but worked out and haggled the rest ourselves. Basic breakfast, but loved the espressos. There's a reasonable menu for lunch and dinner if you don't fancy stepping out. Drinkies shop nearby sells alcoholic drinks for your evening sundowner, if that's what you want.

This kind of goes with the territory in Egypt, but don't agree to any tours or prices until you've asked around other suppliers or guests. They kindly drove us into central Giza, which was great as it was raining. All we wanted was some food and drink shopping, but they took us to an aromatherapy shop in which we had zero interest. The camel tour guy was particularly pushy, but a firm no can soon make your wishes clear.

The hotel in a great location with incredible views of the pyramid from the rooftop hotel , short distance walk from the hotel to the Pyramid entrance 15 minutes. the staff who were extremely helpful and friendly. The room and bathroom were clean perfect size, and would be good for a couple (i were alone). in morning hotel proved tradition Breakfast i was seated in the garden face the Khufu pyramid enjoy the best views and nice breakfast.

A little difficult to found the hotel, i thought after you book the hotel may ask the hotel pick you up or ask they email the map.

Liked the daily Pyramid view from the roof. We liked the free complimentary breakfast. Customer service was great. They took care of your needs and always seemed to ask if you needed anything. Affordable laundry service was good. The hotel provided tours if needed.

Hidden location away from the main street and stores. It's tucked away with twisted back streets and many turns. So we never walked out of the area. However hotel staff was helpful with getting us rides and one even walked us out and things went well. Some people reported getting hassled when "walking oit", with out a guide. But that's Egypt. The bathroom window could use a screen as mosquitoes did get in and we got biten.

Villa Khufu seems to be quite an institution amongst the locals. It’s a large rambling place, full of character and authentic atmosphere. You can really feel that it’s a much loved business that’s been handed down through the family. It’s a bit further out than many of the other Giza hotels which are quite bunched together around the ticket office. This makes it much more peaceful and relaxing to come back to after a long busy day. The hotel sits right beneath the main Khufu pyramid…I could open the wooden French doors to my balcony and have my morning coffee whilst contemplating it. My room was simple but roomy….old but clean. Very comfy bed with a cosy duvet, brilliant shower and as it was winter I was given a little heater. I felt very much at home and the staff were very friendly and helpful. I liked the way that they left me to go about my days without any hassle to take their tours, taxis or guides. Tastefully decorated rooftop area with set menu breakfasts. All in all if you want to stay in a comfortable place that’s very good value for money and off the Giza Pyramids beaten track then go for Villa Khufu….Just to add that the government had demolished a lot of the surrounding buildings to make way for new development but this has happenned to the entire area of hotels…it doesn’t take away the peace and doesn’t seem to matter when you have such a good view of the main pyramid. As I was on a solo trip I took a rickshaw (Tuk Tuk) or horse cart back after dark.

No complaints

The staff was beyond great to me. I felt like they were family. I believe where you stay makes a huge impression on your trip. They had fresh fruit, good breakfast, refreshments, staff members willing to meet your accomodations 24/7 , and the area is rich in its egyptian culture and food. I really enjoyed waking up to the Giza pyramids from my balcony with some nice turkish coffee :) . I did not lack anything here. They have their own in house food menu , hookah service and much more within the villa. I really loved this place a great get away! Thank You Mr. Mohammad, Mostafa, Abd Elrhman, and the rest of the team for being a great memory to me. God Bless

Mehmoud is the captain of being nice. He is the finest host and made us feel so ultra comfortable. He is totally awesome. Amr - helped a lot planning our anniversary, it was very helpful. Mohammad and Ahmed very also incredible at hosting. The Chef at this stay is a professional, everything he cooked and made was full of flavor and made the stay even better. Honestly, quite surprising how good the chef was. The view of this hotel is really nice too and the whole vibe is exceptional.

The driveway right next to villa can be made a bit flatter and smoother, not ideal for pulling the trolly.

Villa Khufu felt like a quiet oasis right under the largest pyramid. We booked the family room which was large and comfortable. The breakfast was included which was delicious and served on the rooftop with such an incredible backdrop. The staff were so helpful and informative! They can help you arrange anything you need but aren’t pushy with the different tours they offer, they just give you recommendations but assist you with any decision you make. We throughly enjoyed our stay here so much we extended for an extra night!

Location was absolutely amazing for views and proximity to the pyramids, it was tucked away from the hustle and bustle of Giza. But because it’s tucked away it was a bit tricky for our uber drivers to find.

Close to the pyramids. Service was super friendly. The breakfast was good and they also provide us with extra wishes . It was close to the pyramids so if you are there to visit the pyramids its perfect you can even walk to the entrance. Our little boy loved the swimming pool and the pool was really clean and refreshing. The rooftop is amazing in the evening to relax and enjoy the view. We would definitely come back again.

The area is for European people maybe a bit scary because its really poor but I was with egyptian people there and I felt safe all the time. Wifi could be better