Meridien Pyramids

... and everyone very friendly, helpful, cheerful but I went to bed at 9:00.    I am staying at the Le MERIDIEN PYRAMIDS Hotel (click blue or orange words for links to websites with more information)l, located in Giza, within walking distance of ...

... it hit a speed bump. But we made it to the hotel. The worst hotel we've stayed in (in terms of service, only). Meridien Pyramids. No one at the hotel was helpful. The "Concierge" wouldn't give us information, couldn't tell us about anything other than ...

... the Sound & Light show at the Pyramids that night.  This was an amazing show telling the stories behind the three Pyramids and the famous Sphinx using them as the back drop.  Nuwan managed to stay up during the entire show but the other two ...

Up and out to the Pyramids. Strangely unimpressive. Huge, for sure but best viewed from a distance.  There is a ridge where you can see the three principals ones and the view across the desert is very striking, almost alien.  Fortunately this ...

... "Slum-dog Millionaire" come to mind.  We all agreed that some organization would change this completely. After touring the Great Pyramids we went into the country to the ancient cities of Memphis and Sakkara.  Sakkara is the town of the burial ...

... a mess.  I was actually surprised at the bad conditions since tourism is the biggest industry in Egypt, and the pyramids are arguably the most recognizable monuments in the world.  I also visited the Egyptian Antiquities museum.  The ...

... me at the airport and from there moving in slowly in the heat and the traffic to our hotel, Le Meridien, just nearby and with view towards the pyramids. I just love to take in the pulse of what each country, each city pulsate and pulls you right ...

... trip to Egypt. We went on a 6 day tour and visited busy, busy, busy Cairo, and of course visited all the Pyramids, as well as Tutankamun's treasures in the Egyptian Museum. Went shopping in the hectic markets, and had a great time bargaining. We are ...

... showering us with dust, grit and shingle. Tooting was constant, even at midnight. We arrived at our hotel in Giza, Le Meridien Pyramids at 1.0a.m. Where a wedding was still in full swing with a colourful band holding sway briefly. Then it was off to ...

... loveliness of the gold and silver objects in the market. It was a just a short stop as we were off to the Le Meridien Pyramids Hotel for a luncheon. But the stop was long enough for Harriet to buy herself and Shelby a gold cartouche, both with our family ...

... loveliness of the gold and silver objects in the market. It was a just a short stop as we were off to the Le Meridien Pyramids Hotel for a luncheon. But the stop was long enough for Harriet to buy herself and Shelby a gold cartouche, both with our family ...

... as the pyramids themselves. We had used up our awe quotient by that point in the day. 5. Lunch followed at Le Meridien Pyramids, a 5-star hotel that offers views of the pyramids in all their splendour. Another buffet with great hummus and mahallabiyaa, a ...

... left either. Also, until the buildings are finished they don’t pay land taxes!! Then as we came to our hotel, Le Meridien Pyramids, we saw the amazing Pyramids of Giza looming virtually across the road! It is a lovely 5 star hotel although our ...

... guide - Entrance fees to the sights as per the tour itinerary Price excludes Optional Tours and personal expenses Accommodation Le Meridien Pyramids Cairo. Sea Star Beau Rivage Hurghada. MS Hamees Nile Cruise Visa info Egypt entry visa is required and ...

... , Khan el-Khalil bazaars (this is still pending due to a situation a month or so back) -Check-in Le Meridien Pyramids or Movenpick Pyramids (I hope we stay in the Movenpick) Day 15 Saturday, May 16th, 2009 -Cairo tour -Dahshur (Step ...

Arrive Cairo - Hotel Le Méridien Pyramids.  The hotel was beautiful and practically right across the street from the Pyramids of Giza.  We checked in and got acquainted.  We begin our first tour tomorrow at 9 ...

I got at at 6am to catch the sunrise over the Pyramids. The Concierge got the security guard to take me onto the roof after the obligatory backhander. The view was good but as with anything to do with the Pyramids there always seems to be some modern ...

... . Speaking of our hotel, it is very nice.  We are staying at a Le Meridian and as Richard told you, we can see the pyramids.  Get this - the hotel pool overlooks the pyramids in a big way.  It is a beautiful and amazing site.  Our room ...

... is also located. Most of Pharaonic Egypt is a relic of one of the Worlds first and grandest religions, including the great Pyramids outside Cairo.  Yet if the modern world can be said to have four major religions consisting of Christianity, ...