Beirut Hotels with Bars

The hotel is beautiful, clean and the location is very central. However the indoor pool in the spa was being emptied in the middle of the day when we tried to use it. Service around the outdoor pool was bit slack for the prices you are paying. However the biggest problem was parking. Felt like we were being taken on a ride, we were told that a full day parking was $25 which we paid, despite the fact that is a really extortinate price for the area, however at the end of our stay we were told that the $25 covers 8 hours only so we were charged twice and extra $9 for an additional three hours stay. So in total we paid $59 for around 20hours of parking which sounds extreme, not to mention the rude way we’re asked to pay. It was the experience I was hoping for, I am unlikely to go back, which is a shame because it is such a historical and beautiful hotel.

It is indeed a very memorable stay. The staff and owner are very hospitable and knowledgeable of the best places to visit in Beirut and the whole of Lebanon. The room is good value for money and the place is right in the middle of the most vibrant part of Beirut.

Very good hotel near the mall,but no parking if you have a car you have to pay extra 7$ for your car,that's already wroten but i didnt notice.

Closer to the sea, good service, but the room facilities are relatively old

Polite and helpful staff, good restaurant, & very centra location. No acoustic insulation whatsoever, therefore, neighbors & weekend parties can keep you up late.

Didn't expect much from the hotel. Very modest, no bathroom amenities (shampoo, etc.), only shower gel in a dispenser. I had to ask for an iron, as it seems to be the only one for the whole hotel. Very high humidity, the bed always felt damp. I asked for a non-smoking room, yes, it was written on the floor that the floor was non-smoking. But when I just went into the room, the feeling was that a company of 10 people had just smoked there. There was also an ashtray - accordingly, it is assumed that you can smoke .. Bed linen was changed the day before departure. Once I bought breakfast, also very modestly, there is no choice ... The hotel itself is right in Hamra, close to many shops, restaurants, close (walking 15 minutes) to Zaituna Bay. The staff is very friendly, they always tried to fulfill the wishes quickly. In general, if you are only going to sleep, then it’s fine.

A good hotel to have a break from sightseeing and night life. A lot of places around to have a breakfast or snack. Close to Hamra street The staff is helpful in almost all aspects Had a bad luck while going to empty bar on rooftop which actually should be a good place to hang out in the hotel

Due to the impact of the war, many parts of the hotel's guest rooms have not been repaired, the water pipes are leaking, and the towels and washing utensils are not fully equipped. Although it is very suitable for the price, this experience is average.

Basic facilities. Room is deluxe but old and needs to reflect more brightness and cleanliness. Compared to the international level, the hotel needs to step up on the cleanliness and quality control. The support was good and the efforts were appreciated but the hotel management needs to invest more to meet up with the international equivalent rate per night. Noting that the conditions of the country are currently defying and keeping up with the basic services is nearly impossible, and the hotel managed to provide the basics from water/hot water, electricity and A/C almost 24/7. Can order outside delivery to the room. Suitable for competitive rates, and customers intending to spend time outdoors as for travelers, young tourists, and regional customers.

The staff are as nice as it can get! , the room itself is clean and tidy, the location was near to everything and really well serviced, As a female solo traveler I felt at home❤️