Intercontinental Egypt

... 4th, 2007 and will stay for 16 days until September 19th. Though we will start in Cairo we will cover the majority of Egypt including Alexandria, Luxur, Dahab, and Aswan. On September 19th Luke and I will fly to Frankfurt, Germany. Luke will end his ...

... so exciting and it is going to be an amazing 9 days here. We are staying in a 5 Star Hotel again called Pyramids Park Intercontinental Hotel. We are right across from the pyramids which is so crazy, to be sleeping next to the pyramids! We left Athens ...

... be very smooth. At the airport we were met by our escort, driver and body guards who took us to our hotel. The Pyramids Park Intercontinental Hotel was about an hour drive from the airport and only 5 minutes from the Pyramids at Giza. We got to see the ...

... too many Yanks?) to see the large, golden sand dunes of Saudi Arabia from the Dahab side of Egypt. The Sinai is an intercontinental crossroads being in between Asia and Africa and has a colourful past as a place of refuge, conflict and ...

... lower.  One suspects that American families with three children are low on the threat-assessment scale.) Our hotel, the Intercontinental City Stars, was very nice, and our guide got us upgraded to a spectacular suite.  Unfortunately, we have ...

... have gotten into a town outside of Luxor at 3 AM (we'd missed the earlier bus).  We ended up going to the Intercontinental Hurghada which we'd held as a backup (you need to have a backup plan in Egypt, we'd discovered!).  We arrived, and ...

... a quick bite to eat and headed over to our favorite Internet place, where we found a great deal online for the "Pyramid Park" Intercontinental Hotel. It sounded great - in view of the Giza Pyramids, breakfast included, pool, sauna, etc. etc. etc.! All for ...

... to say that I spent an entire 40-hour period within our hotel and the enormous shopping mall it is attached to (the InterContinental CityStars and Stars Centre, respectively).  After five days of looking at really, really old stuff, I needed a taste ...

We spent our first few days in Cairo at the Pyramids Park Intercontinental Hotel. This hotel was beautiful!!!! They definately did not spare any expense. The very first thing I got go see in Egypt were the Great Pyramids of Giza!!! Saturday morning we ...

... ask what a House Hotel is. On the third floor of an older building at the back of the magnificent and expensive Semiramis Intercontinental, the Garden City House Hotel can be reached by an equally aged elevator, which was working all of the time we were ...

6-19-07 Living the life of luxury in Giza.... This morning we awoke in our luxurious, comfy bed at the Pyramid Park Intercontinental. In the U.S., the hotel itself is probably about the equivalent of a nice Holiday Inn, but this bed is to DIE FOR. I ...

... buggies, and so on.  So yesterday morning I checked out of my room at the Marriott airport and took a cab to the InterContinental in downtown Cairo.  Checked in and went up to my room on the 14th floor.  It’s slightly old and musty ...

... package from Al Mousin Travel in Riyadh (there's a plug for you, Brian!). We decided against doing the fancy hotels (Semiramis Intercontinental, for instance) and the deluxe cruise (Sonata Sun Cruises) in favour of a mid-level hotel and cruise, namely the ...

... to see - the magnificent pyramids in the desert  litted up by modern technology. The sphinx was narrating the history of Egypt but I could not absorb what it was saying.      I was too busy soaking in the atmosphere. A lovely ...

... ,on this trip I went to see Dina( the best known Egyptian Oriental Dancer in the  Egypt if not the workd  as the Semerimis Intercontinental Hotel on the Corniche downtown). The food was tasteless especially the oriental foods  My meal ...

... in a beautiful one peice dress or a bedla, dancing barefoot. Such dancers are Dina and Randa. Dina dances at the Semirismis Intercontinental downtown and Randa dances on the Nile Maxim Nile Dinner cruise in Zamalek behind the Marriott. What makes them so ...