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Pyramids

Hilton Pyramids Golf Resort

The Hilton Pyramids Golf Resort is a resort hotel
housing its own impressive sport and golf club,
and located eight kilometres from the Pyramids of
Giza. Guest rooms are decorated in neutral tones
with rich coloured fabrics and furnishings, and
have balconies overlooking the golf course.

Cairo Marriott Hotel & Omar
Khayyam Casino

Set amid lush tropical gardens, the Cairo Marriott
Hotel & Omar Khayyam Casino is a
centrally-located palatial hotel built around a 19th
century palace on an island in the Nile River. The
guest rooms include cable television, minibars,
telephones, and high-speed Internet connections.
Eating and drinking options include Egyptian
Nights, offering Middle Eastern dishes, a
traditional American steak house, a Japanese
sushi and noodle restaurant, Tuscany, serving
Italian specialties and Harry's English Pub.

Cairo - Khan el-Khalili Bazaar

Blue Mosque - Turkey

Hotel Uyan - Istanbul, Turkey

Located in Old Town in Istanbul, Turkey, the
boutique Hotel Uyan stands 50 metres from
Sultanhamet Square, 75 metres from Sultan
Ahmed Mosque and 100 metres from Topkapi
Palace. Original white doors and wrought iron
balconies grace the Hotel Uyan. The hotel was
originally built as an Ottoman House in 1928, but
was converted to a boutique hotel in 1992.
Mornings begin with a complimentary breakfasts
out on the terrace, overlooking the city sights.

Everybody has heard of Jerusalem and most
people have some image of it in their heads, but
almost everyone who comes here is surprised at
what they find. Sacred to three religions and once
considered to be the centre of the world,
Jerusalem is home to three of the world's most
venerated institutions: the Church of the Holy
Sepulchre, held to be the location of the
Crucifixion, and the holiest site in Christendom;
the Western (Wailing) Wall, last remnant of the
Second Temple and most sacred Jewish relic in
the world; and the Dome of the Rock, third most
hallowed location in Islam as the spot from
where the Prophet Mohammed made his night
ascent to heaven.

Even without these monuments, and even to a
non-believer, Jerusalem has much to offer - from
the narrow alleys and vibrant souqs of the
magnificent walled Old City, within which lies the
Via Dolorosa (the path taken by Jesus to the
Cross), to the churches and tombs of the Mount
of Olives, and the expensive shops and lively
bars of downtown West Jerusalem. In fact, Arab
East Jerusalem and Israeli West Jerusalem offer
the visitor two worlds for the price of one: the
tradition and relaxed pace of the Arab world, and
the cosmopolitan glitz of the West. And the
Palestinian fellahin and Bedouin who meet their
urban compatriots in the markets and shops of
the East, and the Israeli farmers (from kibbutzim
and moshavim in the foothills and the plain) who
do much the same in the West, add further to the
diverse cultural mix.

Jerusalem

Jerusalem

Regency Jerusalem Hotel

Built in 1987, the Regency Jerusalem Hotel
features seven arcaded courtyards and an atrium
lobby and is located two kilometres from the Old
City and seven kilometres from the centre of
modern Jerusalem. The Tower of David Museum
is four kilometres from the hotel and the Church of
the Holy Sepulchre is five kilometres away.