Comfort Inn Giza

Very Good
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : The views were priceless! Having breakfast every morning looking at the pyramids was the best thing about this place. They had really yummy Egyptian food on the menu, breakfast was nice, rooms were big and comfortable and the staff was super friendly. Walking distance from the main entrance to the pyramids.
  : They told us that Uber wasn't safe to travel around Cairo and buses wasn't a good idea to travel to another cities and that our best bet was to book private drivers (through them, of course!), what they didn't know is that I had been traveling through Egypt and Cairo for the previous 12 days and I had used Uber and buses with no issue whatsoever, as most people do. They did the same to another group of tourists. We trust locals to give good advice and make our experience more comfortable, so I didn't really enjoy the fact that they try to scare people unnecessarily and take advantage of us as tourists.They only provided one towel for two people for body and hands so had to request for more.You'll have to ask for shampoo. No biggie but it would be a nice touch if they provided it without having to ask for it.

Poor
Traveller Type: Solo Traveler
  : It was handy waking up and being close to the pyramids as they open at 8am and getting early meant missing the bulk of the other tourists.
  : If staying at this accommodation just know that you are paying for the location - right at the footstep of the sphinx and pyramids. The room was disgusting. There were stains on the bottom sheet of the double bed which appeared to be blood, and the sheet of the single bed had holes - I chose to sleep on the single bed. There is no top sheet and the counterpane is the only bed covering which had white stains on them. I arrived at 2am and could not be bothered trying to find somewhere else to stay but it was a very uncomfortable sleep knowing how dirty the sheets were. The shower and bathroom has silicone all over it from previous repairs but it still floods all over the floor. There are stains and scuff marks all up the walls which adds to the dirty feeling of the room. The website lists as having toiletries, however all that was there was an old, partially used liquid hand soap. For those travelling light like me with limited toiletries due to airline allowances toiletries is something I look for when booking a place to stay. This should not list as having toiletries. Upon checking in I was told the price that booking.com had confirmed I was to pay was different and I had to pay more. The guy told me there were hidden fees and charges. I was short of this increased amount by $1 USD and the guy would not waiver it. They want you to pay cash and prefer USD. This is difficult for me as I'm not American but come prepared with the price of the room plus airport transfer in USD, only to learn the price had increased. Upon checking out I was asked to leave a review and told the receptionist of my above concerns and she said she sorry and that were aware of the shower leaking. Overall, the photos online are obviously of the very best rooms and do not reflect the room you'll likely end up staying in. I wouldn't recommend this place.

Very Good
Traveller Type:
  : The location was amazing, being able to do breakfast with that kind of view was exceptional. They offer amazing guided tours extremely worth it! The staff helps you with transportation and also if you need to buy a SIM card.
  : The property is great if youre staying in Giza but if you need to go to Cairo can be a bit time consuming everyday.