The Churchill suite is where, Sir Winston Churchill stayed during his visit to the Mena House, back in 1943 for the attendance of Cairo Conference.
The suite is regally appointed and decorated with traditional wood paneling, there is a spacious living room, a dining room and a Bedroom, the suite has a large private terrace overlooking the magnificent Pyramids.
The legendry Montgomery Suite, features some of the master pieces at Mena House, as old as the hotel, from the stunning door inlaid with mother of pearl, a spacious living room furnished with antique furniture from the Harem of Hassan Sharawy’s palace.
There is a dressing room, a lavish bathroom with mashrabia screens, and a large terrace, where King, queens and other celebrities enjoyed the breathtaking views of the Pyramids.
King Gustav, Carter and Agha Khan suites are among 7 Deluxe Suites in the Palace have a separate living room, dining room and bedroom. All suites are decorated exquisitely with traditional detailing – murals, screens, paneling, gilding and handcrafted furniture, antiques and rich tapestries make each one special.
The Executive Suites in the Palace have a separate living room and bedroom. Every one of the suites at Mena Palace is unique and features beautiful arabesque furniture inlaid with mother of pearl, original artworks, antique Persian rugs and rich furnishings.
Located in the Palace, each room is generously proportioned with high ceilings and offers a breathtaking view of the Pyramids. There is a choice of either a king-size bed or twin beds. Many rooms have private balconies.
The Grand Deluxe Rooms with an area of 65 square meters are generously proportioned to offer highest standards of comfort. The large floor to ceiling picture windows in the room and the bathroom, allow natural light to pour in. All rooms feature dark oak wood floor , with king size beds, a seating & work space, five fixture bathrooms, Spacious walk-in closets, dressing area in-room amenities include 42 inch LED televisions, high speed internet connection , these rooms combine classic elegance and thoughtful amenities tailored to offer the very best of services for our discerning guests. Each room also feature a large terrace that offer expansive views of the reflection pool or landscaped greens, creating a haven of serenity.
The Mena Garden Executive Suite is set on an area of 73 square meters and offers breathtaking views of the Pyramids. Every suite feature a spacious living room, a lavish bathroom with daylight and a separate closet, appointed with wooden flooring, personal bar, Two satellite television, tea and coffee maker, electronic safe, high speed internet connection. 24 hours in-room dining service is also available
Each room offers a breathtaking view of the Pyramids, the Palace and the lush gardens. Every room is appointed with wooden flooring, marble bathrooms, seating space and a large balcony.
Each room offers a view of the beautifully landscaped gardens and water bodies. Every room is appointed with wooden flooring, marble bathrooms, seating space and a large balcony.
Choose from a variety of view options when you book a standard room.
The Mena House is one of the most unique hotels in Cairo, with its own rich and colourful history. Surrounded by 40 acres of verdant green gardens, this palatial hotel is located in the shadows of the Great Pyramids of Giza in Cairo. The royal history of the hotel is reflected in luxurious interiors that are embellished with exquisite antiques, handcrafted furniture, original work of arts and magnificent antiques that are rarely found in luxury hotels. Mena House has played host to kings and emperors, Heads of State and celebrities. The Mena House located 700 meters from these wonders of the ancient world offers unmatched views of the pyramids. You can gaze upon the magnificence of the pyramids from your rooms at sunrise and sunset. After dinner at one of the many restaurants, you can return to see them lit up for your private viewing pleasure. An ideal location for meetings in Cairo, the hotel’s banquets and conference centre offer venues for weddings, receptions and meetings ranging from 50 to 1000 guests. Recreation options at the hotel include a heated swimming pool, a fully equipped Spa & Fitness centre Regarded as one of the leading luxury hotels in Cairo, the hotel combines the magical charm of a bygone era with unrivalled service fit for royalty. Your interlude at the hotel promises to be a journey of discovery, exploring Cairo’s ancient treasures and unravelling the many mysteries of Egypt’s past.
In-Room Services & Amenities: Cable network Wired or wireless internet access Electronic in-room safe Multi-line telephone(s) with voicemail Refrigerated private bar Dining table & Coffee table Make-up mirror & weighing scale Hair dryer Thick terry bathrobes Hypoallergenic pillows on request Complimentary tea/coffee making facility 24 hour in-room dining Down pillows Twice daily housekeeping service Complimentary shoe shine service
The price includes the accomodation for the nights requested, meals as stated on your confirmation documents and taxes. Please note: Some cities charge an extra local tourism tax per person per night, this must be paid directly at the hotel. You will be notified if such tourism tax applies to your booking during the booking process, prior to completing your reservation. Some hotels may also ask for a deposit which will be returned upon departure.
These indicate the board basis booked: - RO: Room only - BB: Bed & Breakfast - HB: Half Board (Breakfast and Dinner normally) - FB: Full Board (Beakfast, Lunch and Dinner) - AI: All Inclusive (all services of full board plus any others specified in each case) Drinks are not included in the prices unless expressly indicated by the hotel.
Hotels occasionally can't provide a promised room for several reasons: typically, either an unforeseen overbooking or having current guests stay longer than originally planned. In most cases the hotel/supplier will inform us (prior to travel) that they are unable to confirm the booking. In this case they will offer a similar hotel to the one you have booked usually in same area and category. If this is not possible then an alternative of a similar/higher standard is offered. The hotel /supplier must fulfill their obligations by arranging alternative accommodation for you and pay (or refund the expenses upon your return - it is imperative to keep proof of payment of taxi to qualify for a refund) for you to get there. If you arrive at your hotel and they inform you on the spot that the room you booked is not available, normal procedure is that if the hotel has availability in another room type of different specifications or higher standard they will offer you an upgrade at no extra cost. If the hotel has no rooms at all available then alternative accommodation of same or higher standard will be offered usually in the same area. Your options are: Accept the offered alternative, or contact us for alternative accommodation, of a similar standard to that originally booked if available (if the chosen alternative is less expensive than your original one, we will refund the difference but if it is more expensive, you, the customer will pay the difference); or Cancellation of that booking only and refund of moneys paid against that booking only.
Straddling the Nile River and boasting a population of over seventeen million, Cairo is the largest metropolitan center in both Africa and the Middle East. As capital of one of the greatest civilizations in history, Cairo showcases the highlights of Egyptian culture dating back over 4,500 years. The only one of the Seven Ancient Wonders of the World still mostly intact is the Great Pyramid of Giza, whose popularity equals that of its neighbor, the Sphinx. The pharaohs' eternal resting place is within Cairo itself, and sees millions of visitors a year. Take a day to visit the Egyptian Museum and its countless artifacts dating back thousands of years. Cairo is known as the city of a thousand minarets, and religious centers such as the Al-Hakim Mosque give tourists valuable insight into Islamic history and culture. For those wishing to experience Cairo in a more recent setting, spend some time in Cairo’s Midan Tahrir district nestled directly in Cairo’s modern city center. Hotels here offer travelers easy access to the entire city.
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MOREthat s the price of the person in standard room .Mena House has rooms and suites in the Palace and Garden wings. All guest accommodation at Mena House is air conditioned with private bathroom. Rooms and Suites are lavishly appointed with traditionally inspired furnishings and rich carpets. All Suites in the old Palace section feature beautiful traditional detailing, murals, screens, panelling, gilding, fine upholstery, original wooden balustrades and arched windows. Guests in the Suites enjoy the privilege of private butler service and 24hr in-room dining.
