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1960s Hotel Vénusz, Siófok, Hungary, with vintage cars and landscaped garden, a snapshot of retro architecture.
The hotel is next to the pyramids in Giza, you can walk from the hotel to them.
I’d highly recommend this hotel because of the security, excellent service, convenience and very helpful staff.
The hotel is named after the founding father of the first Egyptian dynasty, Mena or King #Menes.
It was built on the site of an 1869 hunting lodge.
In 1885, it was sold to an English couple, Ethel and Hugh F. Locke King.
They immediately began construction on the hotel and opened it to the public in 1886 as The Mena House.
The hotel is next to the pyramids in Giza, you can walk from the hotel to them.
I’d highly recommend this hotel because of the security, excellent service, convenience and very helpful staff.
The hotel is named after the founding father of the first Egyptian dynasty, Mena or King #Menes.
It was built on the site of an 1869 hunting lodge.
In 1885, it was sold to an English couple, Ethel and Hugh F. Locke King.
They immediately began construction on the hotel and opened it to the public in 1886 as The Mena House.
The hotel is next to the pyramids in Giza, you can walk from the hotel to them.
I’d highly recommend this hotel because of the security, excellent service, convenience and very helpful staff.
The hotel is named after the founding father of the first Egyptian dynasty, Mena or King #Menes.
It was built on the site of an 1869 hunting lodge.
In 1885, it was sold to an English couple, Ethel and Hugh F. Locke King.
They immediately began construction on the hotel and opened it to the public in 1886 as The Mena House.
The hotel is next to the pyramids in Giza, you can walk from the hotel to them.
I’d highly recommend this hotel because of the security, excellent service, convenience and very helpful staff.
The hotel is named after the founding father of the first Egyptian dynasty, Mena or King #Menes.
It was built on the site of an 1869 hunting lodge.
In 1885, it was sold to an English couple, Ethel and Hugh F. Locke King.
They immediately began construction on the hotel and opened it to the public in 1886 as The Mena House.
The hotel is next to the pyramids in Giza, you can walk from the hotel to them.
I’d highly recommend this hotel because of the security, excellent service, convenience and very helpful staff.
The hotel is named after the founding father of the first Egyptian dynasty, Mena or King #Menes.
It was built on the site of an 1869 hunting lodge.
In 1885, it was sold to an English couple, Ethel and Hugh F. Locke King.
They immediately began construction on the hotel and opened it to the public in 1886 as The Mena House.
The hotel is next to the pyramids in Giza, you can walk from the hotel to them.
I’d highly recommend this hotel because of the security, excellent service, convenience and very helpful staff.
The hotel is named after the founding father of the first Egyptian dynasty, Mena or King #Menes.
It was built on the site of an 1869 hunting lodge.
In 1885, it was sold to an English couple, Ethel and Hugh F. Locke King.
They immediately began construction on the hotel and opened it to the public in 1886 as The Mena House.
The hotel is next to the pyramids in Giza, you can walk from the hotel to them.
I’d highly recommend this hotel because of the security, excellent service, convenience and very helpful staff.
The hotel is named after the founding father of the first Egyptian dynasty, Mena or King #Menes.
It was built on the site of an 1869 hunting lodge.
In 1885, it was sold to an English couple, Ethel and Hugh F. Locke King.
They immediately began construction on the hotel and opened it to the public in 1886 as The Mena House.
The hotel is next to the pyramids in Giza, you can walk from the hotel to them.
I’d highly recommend this hotel because of the security, excellent service, convenience and very helpful staff.
The hotel is named after the founding father of the first Egyptian dynasty, Mena or King #Menes.
It was built on the site of an 1869 hunting lodge.
In 1885, it was sold to an English couple, Ethel and Hugh F. Locke King.
They immediately began construction on the hotel and opened it to the public in 1886 as The Mena House.
The hotel is next to the pyramids in Giza, you can walk from the hotel to them.
I’d highly recommend this hotel because of the security, excellent service, convenience and very helpful staff.
The hotel is named after the founding father of the first Egyptian dynasty, Mena or King #Menes.
It was built on the site of an 1869 hunting lodge.
In 1885, it was sold to an English couple, Ethel and Hugh F. Locke King.
They immediately began construction on the hotel and opened it to the public in 1886 as The Mena House.
The hotel is next to the pyramids in Giza, you can walk from the hotel to them.
I’d highly recommend this hotel because of the security, excellent service, convenience and very helpful staff.
The hotel is named after the founding father of the first Egyptian dynasty, Mena or King #Menes.
It was built on the site of an 1869 hunting lodge.
In 1885, it was sold to an English couple, Ethel and Hugh F. Locke King.
They immediately began construction on the hotel and opened it to the public in 1886 as The Mena House.
The hotel is next to the pyramids in Giza, you can walk from the hotel to them.
I’d highly recommend this hotel because of the security, excellent service, convenience and very helpful staff.
The hotel is named after the founding father of the first Egyptian dynasty, Mena or King #Menes.
It was built on the site of an 1869 hunting lodge.
In 1885, it was sold to an English couple, Ethel and Hugh F. Locke King.
They immediately began construction on the hotel and opened it to the public in 1886 as The Mena House.
The hotel is next to the pyramids in Giza, you can walk from the hotel to them.
I’d highly recommend this hotel because of the security, excellent service, convenience and very helpful staff.
The hotel is named after the founding father of the first Egyptian dynasty, Mena or King #Menes.
It was built on the site of an 1869 hunting lodge.
In 1885, it was sold to an English couple, Ethel and Hugh F. Locke King.
They immediately began construction on the hotel and opened it to the public in 1886 as The Mena House.
#Pictures of the #hotel I stayed at in Giza
The hotel is next to the pyramids in Giza, you can walk from the hotel to them.
I’d highly recommend this hotel because of the security, excellent service, convenience and very helpful staff.
The hotel is named after the founding father of the first Egyptian dynasty, Mena or King #Menes.
It was built on the site of an 1869 hunting lodge.
In 1885, it was sold to an English couple, Ethel and Hugh F. Locke King.
They immediately began construction on the hotel and opened it to the public in 1886 as The Mena House.
#Pictures of the #hotel I stayed at in Giza
The hotel is next to the pyramids in Giza, you can walk from the hotel to them.
I’d highly recommend this hotel because of the security, excellent service, convenience and very helpful staff.
The hotel is named after the founding father of the first Egyptian dynasty, Mena or King #Menes.
It was built on the site of an 1869 hunting lodge.
In 1885, it was sold to an English couple, Ethel and Hugh F. Locke King.
They immediately began construction on the hotel and opened it to the public in 1886 as The Mena House.
#Pictures of the #hotel I stayed at in Giza
The hotel is next to the pyramids in Giza, you can walk from the hotel to them.
I’d highly recommend this hotel because of the security, excellent service, convenience and very helpful staff.
The hotel is named after the founding father of the first Egyptian dynasty, Mena or King #Menes.
It was built on the site of an 1869 hunting lodge.
In 1885, it was sold to an English couple, Ethel and Hugh F. Locke King.
They immediately began construction on the hotel and opened it to the public in 1886 as The Mena House.
