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Great Giza

The Great Pyramids of Giza are arguably the most recognisable archaeological wonders of the world. While many prefer the buzz of Cairo’s heart, why not consider a stay near the old-world wonder not only for convenience, but for the chance to view its splendour from the comfort of your hotel.

From budget-friendly bed and breakfasts to palatial resorts, you can choose between a fabulous array of lodgings within the area. Pyramids View Inn is a charming bed and breakfast, with the buzz of a hostel, and awards spectacular views from its rooftop. Hotel chains like the Mercure, Movenpick and Le Merirden are also nearby, by none are more unique, luxurious and palatial than the grand Mena House.

The chaos of Cairo

Many not only visit for the splendour of the pyramids, but also to immerse themselves in the organised chaos that is downtown Cairo, a city steeped in thousands of years of history.

Midan Tahrir is the destination of choice for visitors looking to admire the treasures and antiquities of the Egyptian Museum. There are a full host of accommodation options in the area, including the Hilton and InterContinental hotels. If the purse strings are a little tighter, perhaps consider choosing from a range of family-run guesthouses and lodges near the Khan el-Khalili bazaar.

Riverside splendour by the Nile

If 5-star opulence is more your style, there are a wealth of luxury hotels in the city, but none are more spectacular than those that line the banks of the Nile. These world-class hotels are certain to spoil you with a blend of superior hospitality, attention to detail and added luxuries.

Step back in time in the elegant, fully-equipped suites of the Hilton Cairo World Trade Centre Residence, soak up the sun by the riverfront pool at the Maritim Jolie Ville Kings Island Luxor, and lay back in the lap of luxury at the gorgeous 19th-Century palace of the Sofitel Legend Old Cataract Aswan.