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Giza Palace Hotel & Spa is an oasis of timeless elegance and 5-star luxury in the heart of West Cairo. This palatial hotel seamlessly blends exquisite Egyptian heritage-inspired design with contemporary comfort, creating a warm and refined atmosphere. Designed by the renowned Wimberly Interiors and inspired by Egyptian colonial chic and Arabian architecture, every corner of Giza Palace exudes grandeur and grace. The property spans over 33,000 square metres of opulence – featuring inviting swimming pools, lush garden terraces, and a host of world-class amenities.
Upon arrival you enter a lobby defined by towering lantern chandeliers, a marble fireplace and curated local artwork; this setting foreshadows the palatial elegance that continues throughout the property.
Opened in 2025, it offers 560 lavish rooms and suites, a collection of gourmet restaurants, and an array of indulgent facilities, Giza Palace stands as a new benchmark in luxury hospitality in Cairo. Here, personalised service and attention to detail ensure each guest enjoys an extraordinary and memorable stay in true Egyptian style.

Giza Palace enjoys an enviable location in the exclusive Sheikh Zayed City district of West Cairo, perfectly positioned for exploring Cairo’s iconic attractions while offering a tranquil retreat away from the downtown bustle. The legendary Great Pyramids of Giza and the Sphinx are only about a 15-minute drive from the hotel – you could be gazing at these ancient wonders in no time. The highly anticipated Grand Egyptian Museum (home to the treasures of Tutankhamun and more) is similarly close by, allowing guests easy access to Egypt’s most exciting new cultural experience. History enthusiasts will also appreciate that the ancient Saqqara Pyramids and the Step Pyramid of Djoser are only around 30 minutes’ drive south of the hotel, making Giza Palace an ideal base for exploring Egypt’s rich heritage.
For shopping and entertainment, the hotel is just 20 minutes from the Mall of Egypt, one of Cairo’s premier malls boasting international brands, dining, and even an indoor ski slope. Despite its serene setting, Giza Palace is well connected: the new Sphinx International Airport is roughly a 20-minute drive away, providing convenient access for regional flights, and Cairo International Airport is about a 45–60 minute drive. Whether you’re here to sightsee or on business, you’ll find Giza Palace’s location offers both proximity to major attractions and the privacy of an upscale neighbourhood.
Accommodation at Giza Palace Hotel & Spa is nothing short of regal. The hotel offers a total of 560 guest rooms and suites, including 264 plush King Rooms and 231 Twin Rooms, alongside 65 opulent suites. Each room is exceptionally spacious – starting from a generous 53 m² – and is thoughtfully designed to blend timeless elegance with modern comfort.
Expect high ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows or balcony views, and refined interiors that echo Egyptian artistry and contemporary chic. Rich textures, graceful décor and elegant finishes define the ambience, while indulgent amenities like luxury bedding, marble bathrooms, and Acqua di Parma toiletries add a signature touch of class. Every room features the latest conveniences (high-speed Wi-Fi, smart HDTV, Nespresso coffee makers and 24-hour in-room dining), ensuring both comfort and productivity. For families and groups, many King and Twin rooms can connect to adapted accessible rooms, providing flexibility and convenience without compromising on luxury.
No matter which category you choose, every guestroom at Giza Palace is a haven of comfort and luxury, ensuring you feel like royalty during your Cairo stay.
Every room and suite is designed to resemble a modern palace, combining European elegance with contemporary comforts such as bespoke freestanding baths, marble feature walls and plush linens. The hotel offers:
Deluxe Rooms (53–57 m²) – Choose between king or twin configurations; rooms include large bathrooms with separate bathtubs and showers, local artistry and premium linens.
Club Rooms (60–63 m²) – Similar in design but offering additional space and access to the Members Lounge with refreshments and business facilities.
Executive Rooms (67–78 m²) – Featuring generous living areas and warm design accents; some have balconies overlooking gardens or the city.
Adapted Rooms – Designed for guests with limited mobility; these accommodations feature wheelchair‑accessible bathrooms, grab bars and lower light switches to ensure comfort and independence
Suites – The Junior, Club, Executive, Giza, Ambassador, Royal and Presidential suites range from 76 m² to 610 m² and feature separate living and dining areas, private terraces or balconies, butler service and access to the Members Lounge. Top-tier suites add panoramic views of the pyramids and lavish marble bathrooms.
Embark on a culinary journey like no other at Giza Palace Hotel & Spa, where each meal is a masterpiece and every venue offers an immersive dining experience. The hotel’s diverse restaurants and lounges are curated by a world-class team of chefs – including the celebrated Michelin-starred Chef Sergi Arola – ensuring that gourmet excellence is the norm.
From Mediterranean coastal cuisine to Asian delicacies and authentic local flavours, Giza Palace’s dining venues cater to every taste with creativity and flair. Elegant interiors and ambient settings complement the cuisine, so that every dish is a work of art enjoyed in a truly atmospheric backdrop. Whether you’re savouring a casual pastry in the café or indulging in a multi-course feast at our fine-dining steakhouse, you’ll find that culinary delights abound at Giza Palace. Below are the distinctive restaurants and bars awaiting you:
Guests are spoilt for choice with seven distinctive venues. The culinary programme, curated by Michelin‑starred chef Sergi Arola, blends Mediterranean influences with local flair. Highlights include:
Arola Brasserie – The signature restaurant serves Mediterranean cuisine all day, from lavish breakfasts to à‑la‑carte dinners. Its geometric tiled floors, chandelier lighting and open kitchens evoke a vibrant yet relaxed ambience.
Maison Sucrée – Inspired by Parisian tea rooms, this pâtisserie displays artisanal pastries, handmade chocolates and delicate teas.
Beit El Ezz – A homely Lebanese restaurant where the rich flavours of mezze and grilled meats are accompanied by live music.
Onu – A pan‑Asian venue serving sushi, robata grills and wellness‑focused dishes in a tranquil setting.
The Palace Bar – A grand library‑style lounge with a fireplace offering craft cocktails and Latin‑American snacks.
Beefbar (opening soon) – A contemporary steakhouse concept known globally for premium beef cuts and inventive street‑food‑inspired dishes.
Luna and Pool Bar – Luna’s rooftop shisha terrace provides city panoramas accompanied by mezze and cocktails, while the Pool Bar serves light bites and mocktails beside the pool. The Lobby Lounge remains open 24/7 with an international menu and relaxed seating
At Giza Palace Hotel & Spa, an array of world-class facilities and curated experiences ensure your stay is as rejuvenating as it is enriching. From blissful spa treatments to family-friendly activities, the hotel caters to every kind of traveller with grace and style.
The hotel’s amenities invite relaxation and recreation:
Palace Spa (1,900 m²) – One of Cairo’s most expansive spas includes a Turkish hammam, sauna, steam room, whirlpool jacuzzi, couples’ massage suite and VIP treatment room. Tailored rituals incorporate Egyptian ingredients and modern wellness practices.
Health Club & Gym – A 270 m² facility equipped with Technogym machines open 24/7 for cardio, weight training and personal training sessions.
Rooftop Padel Court – A 210 m² court offers a unique outdoor activity with panoramic city views.
Outdoor Pool & Terrace – A sprawling pool surrounded by cabanas and lush landscaping; attendants serve fresh juices and snacks.
Kids’ Club – A supervised 127 m² space where children can enjoy arts and crafts, film screenings and a library.
Meetings & Events – The Palace Ballroom hosts over 1,000 guests, making it ideal for weddings and large celebrations. Several smaller meeting rooms provide stylish venues for conferences and private gatherings.
Concierge Services – Tailor‑made excursions, including private tours of the Pyramids, Nile cruises and guided market visits, are arranged to immerse guests in local culture
One of the joys of staying at Giza Palace is the easy access it affords to Cairo’s most celebrated attractions and cultural gems. This location in Giza means that some of Egypt’s legendary sites are practically on your doorstep. Just minutes away lie the Great Pyramids of Giza and the Sphinx, the last surviving wonders of the ancient world. You can marvel at these 4,500-year-old pyramids in the morning and still be back at the hotel to relax by the pool in the afternoon – a truly surreal experience for history lovers. Many guests choose to visit at sunrise or sunset for an even more magical view of the Pyramids, and the concierge can assist with private guided tours or transport arrangements to make your visit seamless.
Also nearby (around a 15-minute drive) is the Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM), which is poised to be the largest archaeological museum in the world. Here you can explore an astounding collection of Egypt’s antiquities in a stunning modern setting – including the full treasure trove of King Tutankhamun displayed together for the first time. A trip to GEM is a must-do for anyone interested in Egypt’s Pharaonic history, and its proximity to Giza Palace makes it easy to plan a visit during your stay.
Venture a bit further afield nd you’ll reach Saqqara, the vast ancient burial ground that is home to the Step Pyramid of Djoser – the earliest stone pyramid ever built. Saqqara and the surrounding Memphis area offer a fascinating glimpse into the evolution of pyramid building and the richness of Egypt’s Old Kingdom era. Giza Palace can arrange guided excursions here as well, allowing you to wander among lesser-known pyramids and tombs away from the crowds. It’s a highly rewarding half-day trip for history buffs.
Of course, the wonders of Cairo itself are also within reach. In about 45 minutes to an hour, you can travel from the hotel to downtown Cairo to visit the iconic Egyptian Museum in Tahrir Square, which houses thousands of ancient artefacts (including mummies and monumental statues) in a charming historic building. Not far from there is the Khan el-Khalili bazaar, a bustling market quarter where you can shop for spices, handcrafts, gold jewelry and soak up the medieval atmosphere of Islamic Cairo. Other notable sites such as the Citadel of Saladin and the beautiful Mosque of Muhammad Ali are roughly an hour’s drive from Giza Palace. Our concierge team is delighted to assist with day trip itineraries or private car hires to ensure you experience the rich culture and history of Cairo to the fullest. After a day of exploration, you’ll appreciate returning to the tranquillity and luxury of Giza Palace – truly the best of both worlds.


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