"Fantastic hotel in an excellent location, close to the French Embassy and Saint Joseph University (USJ). There are upscale shops and most services readily available nearby."
"The hotel was good and pleasant, lost power is a normal thing in Lebanon. The hotel has very good back up battery for that and return with electricity within 1 minute. The only thing was that the water for shower is somehow salty, despite this point, I will return again."
AAmimi The Pearl of North AfricaRoom was clean, with comfortable bed and good heating/AC. - Staff at reception spoke English and were helpful with early check-in request. - Breakfast was decent and location was very central, near metro and restaurants. - WiFi worked fine, water pressure in sho
GGuest UserI've visited Gefinor Rotana in Beirut every time I land in Beirut. It always kept its class. The rooms are always top notch and best view. The reception is also as always excellent, highly trained in hospitality, super helpful and like most Lebanese multilingual. The food and shisha are excellent. Everything at this hotel feels more than a 5 stars hotel. Even the taxi from the hotel to the airport was punctual on the dot (I think the taxi company is called Saad), the reception booked for me a day earlier. It's my go to hotel in Lebanon for the past few years and well always retun back to it.
GGuest UserWe stayed there for one night. It's a apartment/hotel. The room was a decent size without the kitchenette area. Super clean, friendly and helpful staff as a usual Lebanese hospitality. It's located right in front of Falamanki and Bay Rock restaurant. The location is perfect and close to a lot of place, it takes 12 minutes walk to Hamra Street.
YYury_TsioltaA 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
GGuest UserWe were welcomed by very friendly staff. The aroma of a fresh and lovely smelling fragrance in the foyer was a nice start. The rooms were clean and modern. Location was amazing close walking distance to Al Rouche had a beautiful sunset view. The beach restaurant was a relaxing atmosphere just sit and enjoy the water view, the food was delicious just took a long time to bring out. Drinks and Shisha in the evening was a nice way to finish off a memorable stay. Unfortunately all the pools were empty would have liked to use them. But definitely would come back and recommend to all our family and friends. Thank you to all the staff and management. ❤️
FFADY BARAKATBasic 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.
GGuest UserMy only dissapointment was that I didn't book longer. Originally I booked two other hotels for 4 nights before moving here for my final night in Beirut. All were almost equally priced, however, the difference in standards was vast. Napoleon hotel was by far the best. The reception staff were the most professional, well-mannered, efficient and best dressed. The room was the largest by far, including the bed, and had more amenities and newer appliances. The bathroom seemed almost new and was very large, and a bonus addition was the 8th floor balcony. I have no complaints, the only less notbale features were the broken hairdryer, the water taking around 5 minutes to heat and the wifi was a little slow, however, even with these small issues, it was by far the best hotel for the price paid that I stayed at in Lebanon, and I can thoroughly recommend it to all.
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