Nestled directly beneath the majestic Great Pyramid, Marriott Mena House began as a hunting lodge built by Khedive Ismail, a 19th-century Egyptian ruler. It quickly became a retreat for international royalty and high society – a legacy that continued after its transformation into a hotel. Notably, Churchill and Roosevelt convened here to plan the D-Day invasion, and suites named in their honour commemorate this historic event. The hotel features spacious and intimate rooms where guests can enjoy a private breakfast or dine at 139 Pavilion, an outdoor restaurant offering stunning views of the Giza Pyramid. For those seeking variety, the hotel serves international cuisine and includes Alfredo, a restaurant specialising in Italian dishes. Additional amenities include beautiful gardens and a pool area, creating a peaceful space for large groups and family gatherings.
One of the most luxurious and modern hotels, offering majestic views of the Nile and exceptional amenities, including shisha café, spa tea bar, or poolside bar, and enjoy live entertainment at the Sunset Lounge & Terrace.
A luxury family-friendly hotel in the heart of Cairo, combining local heritage with outstanding views of the Nile and Old Cairo.
The hotel’s extensive amenities include a large range of restaurants serving different international cuisine, indoor and outdoor pools, a spa, and fitness facilities.
The River Nile, the world’s longest river, offers a journey through Egypt’s ancient history, with its banks lined by awe-inspiring temples and monuments.
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