Happy Day Pyramids View — Hotel in Giza

There is a saying that you get what you have paid for and this proverb fits well for this so called hotel. Its OK ish for young people who are after budget friendly place and don't care about the amenities. I booked a room there for 5 nights but checked out the next morning following our first night. We could have not even stayed here but arrived at 2am and were so tired to look for another hotel. Room was extremely dirty. Bedding was not changed for probably many weeks and dirty bed sheets full of dust and yellow stains. Floor was dirty. Actually see the attached pictures for further clarification because I can not describe the awful experience we have had there. Pay bit extra somewhere else and dnt stay here. Nonetheless, the host Husni was polite and apologised for everything but this place not worth your...

PROS

The room was clean, new, and the balcony offered astonishing views to the pyramids.

CONS

I booked a tour to Dahshur, Sakkara and Memphis with them. Even when it was far more expensive than other options, I decided to book with them under the expectation of a professional and reliable experience. However, in Sakkara the guide made me pay extra 35 euro if I wanted to continue with the tour, his explanations were weak and he was more interested in bringing me to his friends stores to buy their products instead of showing and teaching me about the heritage.

I paid 15 dollar for a SIM card, but it run out of data the following day. I had to pay extra amount to obtain new data.

The owner was very intrusive continously offering me his tours, even calling me at late night when I...

I had a lovely 13-night stay at this hotel. The place is beautiful, the rooms are clean and comfortable, and the staff is friendly and always smiling — which made the experience even better.||Everything went smoothly, and I didn’t experience anything negative during my stay except one issue at the beginning:|My booking was originally in USD (around $249), and on Booking.com it also showed as €216. I brought euros with me, but when I arrived, they asked me to pay €250, claiming it was the same as the dollar price. I refused, and after some discussion, I ended up paying €220 because I was exhausted from traveling — even though the actual price was clearly €216.||It wasn’t a huge difference, but it felt a bit unfair. Aside from that, I truly enjoyed my time here and would consider...