Location: Amazing! Staff: Beyond Amazing Spa: Unbelievable Truly an unforgettable experience!

The Hotel is an oasis of calm with good staff and the best facilities in Cairo, the pool area, the breakfast over the lawn, the fact there are no leaves on the grass and its clean.

The Hotel is perfect, Cairo on the otherhand is a box of broken bisquits, its like a nightmare, where they have shot the people that clear the streets and kidnaped the health and safety officer.

The location was spectaculair! Breakfast or dinner with the pyramids in the background. And walking distance, 10 minutes, from the pyramids.

The room we had was a bit older. It was perfect clean but the shower was in de bathtub and really small and low.

My wife and I had the absolute pleasure of staying at the Marriott Mena House during our trip to Giza/Cairo, and it truly exceeded our expectations. From the moment we arrived, the service was exceptional — warm, professional, and genuinely welcoming. We were blown away to find a welcome cake waiting for us in our room, a thoughtful touch that made our honeymoon-style trip feel even more special. Our room was clean, super comfortable, and came with a balcony view overlooking the swimming pool — a perfect place to relax after a day of exploring. The unreal view of the Pyramids right from the hotel's garden. Nothing compares to sipping tea while gazing at a wonder of the ancient world just a stone’s throw away. The grounds and gardens were beautifully maintained, adding to the peaceful, luxurious vibe of the entire property. The breakfast at Marriott Mena House was fantastic — a self-serve buffet with a wide variety of dishes. From fresh pastries to hot items, there was something for everyone. The spread was not only delicious but also beautifully laid out, with everything organised in an elegant and inviting way, making it a great start to the day. This isn’t just a hotel stay — it’s a full-on experience. I’d 100% recommend the Marriott Mena House to anyone visiting Cairo. Whether it’s for the incredible view, five-star service, or just a relaxing escape with a hint of ancient majesty, this place delivers. i do understand it is a little on the pricier end, but honestly definitely worth it.

My stay was truly exceptional, I’m not even kidding when I say I have been to a 1000 different hotels in my life and this is one of the absolute top ones. Not only the location is amazing, looking straight at the pyramids but everything from cleanliness to helpful, amazing staff, great facilities, free private sauna and jacuzzi, I had the best massage ever in their SPA (and I spent 1,5 year in Thailand getting massages nearly everyday at different price range), food was tasty, I loved sitting outdoors while at breakfast or lunch, dinner. I can’t express enough how well behaved and mannered the Staff is, they truly made my stay unforgettable by the way they made me feel. The gardens in a hotel are beautiful and even if the rooms are a bit dull (as most of the hotels anyway) it was very clean and I found it spacious. I felt like a Queen there and it is worth the price. I read the bad reviews but honestly it’s gotta be some bad days or unlucky one time experiences because the hotel was amazing. I recommend it with all my heart!

-They have 3 different restaurants inside the hotel - One of the restaurants is open 24/7 -Friendly and helpful staff -Can see the pyramids from hotel -Rooms are clean and tidy -comfortable beds

-This hotel is the best in Giza by far because the other hotels are like 1 star however this hotel wouldn’t be rated 5 star if it was located elsewhere. It would be rated 4 stars maximum. -Umbrellas near pool are worn and have lost their red/orange colour. -Layout of the building is like a maze on the reception floor and confusing. - I have stayed in places like Sofitel which was 5 star in other counties and the looks felt like brand new when it was many years old. Some sort of touch up needs to be done to this place to make it look for 5 star if they want to call it 5 star. If not then it’s definitely a good 4 start hotel. -Price needs to also be taken down a little because it is way too expensive for the area.

An unparalleled location. Truly an epic view and beautiful compound. The most incredible pool!! A spacious room with a very comfortable bed. A great buffet restaurant with fresh and delicious food, and includes Egyptian food which was a welcome change. I want to recognise Mahmoud in the restaurant for his warmth and kindness. I’d also like to recognise Ali who was the housekeeper on my floor (Room 230). He was so friendly and his attention to detail in how he serviced the room was outstanding.

The rooms are a bit dated and should have a revamp to be on par with other 5 star resorts at this price point. The majority of the team in restaurants and bar were exceptionally attentive and warm, and this means staff who aren’t really let the side down. There was one young woman in the restaurant who was rude, abrupt, and didn’t seem to enjoy the hospitality part. I did let the manager know and the manager apologised and heard my feedback. A hotel of this quality cannot afford a poor performer in customer facing role.

View of the pyramids from the hotel was amazing. Having coffee at sunrise with a pyramid view was just magical. buffet breakfast was probably the best we had during our visit to Cairo. I’d probably consider staying here again just for the breakfast 😂. Staff are super helpful, friendly and professional. Compliments to the staff! They definitely made the stay a pleasant experience. Hotel swimming pool was open until 8pm. Bathroom was clean, water pressure was fine too.

139 pavilion was closed during our visit which was actually part of the reasons we decided upon staying at the hotel - they only informed us last minute like 2 days before our departure which was quite unprofessional as we couldn’t even make a cancellation and make changes to our plan at that time. They were doing construction throughout the entire evening past 10p.m. making a lot of noise we could hear from our rooms. The shelf next to the table had dust collections.

The pyramid view from our room was excellent. Worth having if you are in Giza for a short time. The pool was also beautiful and grounds well maintained. There is also a high level of security as you come in.

We went for a walk past the original part of Mena House and were ushered into the construction site which seemed odd by a staff member and then taken into a surprise jewellery/ tourist gift shop in the middle of the construction site. Interesting by Western standards this would not be allowed without a safety induction to be let into a construction site. Like everywhere in Egypt tourists seem to be ushered away into a tourist store and pressured to spend USD, despite being told ‘there is no pressure’ to spend.

The rooms were clean. The beds were comfortable. The staff were all very friendly and helpful. The breakfast buffet offered a lovely variety, and the view from the in house restaurant was very nice.

We have stayed at many high quality hotels over the years. For the price that this hotel charged (over $435/night), I would say that we should have received a room with a full view of the pyramids. The first two rooms we received did not have ANY of the views which we were shown at the time of booking online; and we had even paid for an upgrade. The third option we received was better, but still not equal to the cost. Also, the room furnishings could stand to be upgraded. Because the hotel is located quite close to the pyramids, you can hear the traffic from the adjacent freeway, and there isn't anywhere to walk around, aside from the hotel compound.