Watch the pyramids while lying in bed! Cairo View Hotel Ambush Guide

200 per capita in Cairo what the Pyramid View Hotel hides Egypt Trip Three nights in Cairo, a total of two hotels, both pyramid view rooms, mixed with pros and cons. No advertising, just sharing my stay experience, I hope to give some friends who want to go to Egypt some avoidance experience ~ [First hotel in Cairo]: (Figures 1, 3-13) Price: Terrace Pyramid View Room, including breakfast and tax ¥406r/night Location: The Pyramid of Khufu is close at hand, the room is worthy of its name lying in bed and watching the wind (fen) view. The hotel is located deep in the alley, the environment outside the courtyard is dirty, messy and bad, loess flying, you must take a taxi when you go out. Hardware: Newly opened in October 25, the hardware is very new, washroom dry and wet separation, bedding towels are new. Advantages: New and clean, better value for money than the various Syrian style pyramid views hotels around. Arriving late at night, the giant pyramid in the world history textbook appeared unexpectedly before our eyes. The shock of the first sight was huge! The view from their terrace or rooftop, the green golf course lawn Garhuf pyramid, cannot see the dirty and messy and bad streets. Disadvantages: Two couples were settled into three rooms on three floors after selling the rooms we had paid for and confirmed to keep on another platform, who had not gone to bed for almost thirty hours on a long flight, and waited from 2am to almost 5am. In the end, the booking platform refunded the full room rate, and the next day the hotel owner apologized for delayed check-out and free airport delivery. [Second hotel in Cairo] (Figures 2, 14-18) Price: Terrace pyramid view room, including breakfast and tax ¥340r/night Location: A taxi ride to Pyramid Scenic Area takes ten minutes and offers panoramic views of at least five pyramids, with the hotel on the 10th floor for a wider view. Hardware: They are newly opened hotels, except for the very old building, the facilities inside the hotel are very new, the washrooms are separated from dry and wet. Pros: The breakfast is very rich and the hotel owner (and possibly the store manager) was very enthusiastic and detailed when you checked in. Disadvantages: When we checked out, the staff was cold and did not even help carry our luggage, we were charged 1500 E£ for storage of four suitcases (the room was only 2300 E£ a night), and later bargained to 600 E£ (RMB 90), in exchange for a must write a good review. The luggage was promised to be kept in a secure room, and when I returned to pick it up, I saw that the case, along with the laptop bag I had repeatedly advised, was casually placed in the corner of the common area. Downstairs from the hotel is the very dirty and messy and bad bustling city surrounded by shabby buildings with a Syrian-style landscape of the pyramids. The windows of the rooms facing the street are poorly soundproofed, and the whistles of carriages and horses on the streets sound uninterrupted 24 hours a day.