I Stay In A Luxury Hotel In Cairo, Egypt - I Was Shocked!

One of the oldest Luxury hotels in Cario opened in 1883! visited by kings, queens and celebrities from all over the world with the most amazing view of the Pyramids of Giza! which I also visit later in the video. What's it like to spend one night at this amazing hotel? Let's find out

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[WalkWithMeTim]

Forgot to add the price .. anyone interested it cost around £640 for 1 night!

[trishdoughty]

I stayed there on honeymoon several years ago! That's the 2nd video in 2 days of hotels I've stayed in lol. I didn't have a suite though but I did receive a basket of fruit, flowers and a bottle of champagne. I love Egypt it's so special.

[EliteSecurityServicesUK]

Wow, inside the pyramid looks like the stuff panic attacks are made of 😂

[seeking.harmony]

Enjoy these “experiences” since I don’t really feel up to traveling. Thanks for “taking” me with you. ❤

[etiennesharp]

Tim's managed to find the most reasonably priced mini-bar(s) in the world! :)

[iantroup]

Tim, your videos never dissappoint, this one was fantastic. I am an armchair viewer & I have to commend you on the quality of your videos. They are informative & entertaining. I'm so enjoying travelling around the globe with you leading the way.

[Ritz-mnqf]

Wow...that steepness and claustrophobia would have made me have a panic attack and probably pass out. It was absolutely fascinating watching you so smoothly navigate through all that while filming. The hotel is really something as well-very nice. The grand beauty of these sites is incredible. Great video, Tim!

[alantheskinhead]

I lived in Cairo for a while. My sister went there and never came back for fifteen years and married an Egyptian who became very rich. I was lucky to stay in most posh hotels and houses. At one point he had the whole of the pyramid site cleared and closed so me and my sister could have a "private viewing". He did this Cairo Museum as well! I was lucky enough to see many things that no one ever saw including artifacts from King Tut and a visit to the presidential palace where we met Anwar El Sadat!
One funny story was that in those days you could just clamber up a pyramid to which my sister did and promptly got stuck right at the top of one. In the end the Egyptian Army had to be called out with helicopter to rescue her. It cost my brother-in-Law a small fortune and a fine. Cairo is a fantastic city, even more so if you get off the touristy bits. Also Egyptians are all friendly and welcoming.

[goldiecaulfield]

Thank you for taking the claustrophobic Pyramid climb for us, I would have passed out. The hotel view and amenities were worth the $$$.

[eshaibraheem]

My neck of the woods. I live by the golf course (which you didn't show) and have the same view of the Great Pyramid from my bedroom balcony. When there's a sandstorm, or it's foggy in the morning, one can't see the pyramids at all, even this close.
Yes, it was 42C last week - we usually have a heatwave before summer - not the weather for your energetic day.
Hope you enjoyed your stay.

[bcccl]

was going to joke about the SHOCKED thing but that view is genuinely stunning.

[seanhunt]

One of the best reviews I have ever seen on YouTube. The flow of the video is excellent. And what a beautiful hotel in an amazing location. A big thumbs up from me.

[mamasinger]

I know some are saying it's overpriced, but I think it is worth the money. If you consider the size of your 2 rooms, the free food and drinks if you want it (you could as you said not have to pay for food and drink at all with access to that lounge) that alone would save you money. Also, the service is good, that was kind of the waiter in the lounge to bring you that big fruit platter. It's a once in a lifetime experience to stay somewhere where you can see the pyramids and also walk to it, thus saving on transport there, all in all, good value for money in my opinion.

[Tuckingferrible]

I visited the pyramids over a decade ago, but it was summertime. My god, the heat was unreal. I took a couple of steps inside the pyramid, felt like I was being cremated, and I turned around and walked right back out. The sweat was appearing through the outside of my baseball cap. Pyramids size was amazing, though, and to think they're nearly 5000 years old.

[Pburns]

I watched this video and i was SHOCKED

[Redrose]

When you first arrived at the pyramid it was amazing to see the scale! I am from New York and I have always loved Marriott hotels, I never imagined I would get to see one in Egypt! Thanks for the awesome video!

[dorisschneider-coutandin]

Thing is that in peak season this second room (now furnished as a living room) can be easily converted into a totally seperate room. They simply close the interconnecting door, throw out the dining room set, move the couch over there, and get a bed in this space. That is also why that "suite" came with two identical bathrooms (and two minibars!).

[Mej]

Thank you for showing the inside of the pyramid! Now I know that if I ever somehow make it there that I don’t need to go inside

[SusanTurner-yolf]

Wow, your room looked very nice and I expected more than 640 a night especially with the complimentary lounge and all those cakes. Trip of a liftime to see the Pyramids, thank you for the fantastic footage inside and out 😊

[Ladybassguitarplayer]

You'll be thankful for that second bathroom when you go back, in a few years, with your family! What a fantastic place. Wow.