The Mena House Oberoi : Cairo, Egypt
Mena House Oberoi lies in the shadow of one of the wonders of the world, the Great Pyramids at Giza. Surrounded by 40 acres of scented gardens, this historic palace hotel is only 700 meters from the towering Pyramid of Cheops. The hotel was built in 1869 and since that time has been welcoming visitors to Cairo, drawn here by the rich heritage of mosques, churches and temples. Modern Cairo is an exciting and vibrant place, bustling alongside its priceless heritage of art and architecture. The old Palace of Mena House has exquisitely crafted interiors in traditional style with filigree fretwork and intricately carved panelling, fine murals, gilding, inlaid mother-of-pearl and handcrafted mosaic tiles. Furnished with original works of art and antiques, the interior is that of a royal residence not a hotel. Outside, the palace blends into its historical setting with its towers, domes, minarets and colonnades set among palms, bougainvillea and jasmine - an oasis of luxury in the desert landscape. Cairo Airport services both international and domestic airlines. Airport and rail station pick-ups can be arranged. Cairo is three hours drive from Alexandria.
Note Bene
Originally built as a hunting lodge by the King of Egypt, the Mena House Oberoi has been a first-class hotel since 1869. Royalty like Prince Albert of England have stayed at the hotel, which was where the 1979 Israel-Egypt peace treaty was signed. In the shadow of the Great Pyramid the Mena House Oberoi is the closest hotel to the pyramids and the sphinx.
Recommended Rooms
Mena House Oberoi has 523 rooms and suites in the Palace and Garden wings and Cabana style rooms by the swimming pool. All 13 Suites, 21 of the Palace Rooms and 140 Garden Rooms have a view over the Pyramids.
Banquets & Meetings
Conference hall has a maximum capacity of 1000 people
Fine Dining on Site
The Moghul restaurant serves Indian cuisine and features live Indian music
Golfing
There is a golf-course onsite
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