Barceló Cairo Pyramids

The location is currently bad due to the closure of Al Haram Street for metro work.

The lady at the front desk of the hotel is very cute. The uncle who took our luggage to the room was very responsible. He also introduced us to places where we could have fun and where to buy souvenirs cheaply. He also said that there was a place not to go because the things were very expensive. I thought I had to tip him at first, but he walked away without looking back. He was absolutely serious and friendly. The road is being repaired at the door, so just walk a short distance inside. Be wary of illegal taxis around the hotel. Try to get a taxi in the room before going downstairs, otherwise the illegal taxi driver will keep harassing you. There is a computer on the first floor of the hotel for tourists to use. We used this computer to successfully book tickets on the train ticket booking website, and the Internet speed was also good.

The experience of staying here was extremely poor and I will not book again. 1. There is a road construction in front of the hotel, so taxis have to drag their suitcases for a long time to the roadside, but there was no message when placing the order; 2. I booked a deluxe double room, but when I checked in, I changed it to a twin room. The front desk made a mistake and didn't check carefully at all when checking in. After repeated checking, I found that the room type was wrong. If I did not remind the front desk that such a low-level error had not been discovered, the difference in room rate would not be refunded. 3. The hotel as a whole is not worth the price. It is small and simple and cannot compare with domestic economic chain hotels.

It's extremely bad. The front desk manager always hopes to get tips from customers. The room is not worthy of 4 stars, not as good as domestic Home Inns and Hanting. The price is indeed JW Marriott.