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Strategically located on the Beirut- Damascus main highway, the hotel is situated between “Galerie Semaan” and “Al Sayyad roundabout”. The property is within easy access to the Beirut International Airport, the Golf Club, the Diplomatic area of Baabda, the industrial area of Choueifat, the major exhibition grounds and bustling downtown of Beirut.
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Le Bristol is a charming and traditional world style hotel located in the heart of Beirut’s government, business and shopping district. It is within walking distance of the Corniche and the seashore of Beirut, only 15 minutes from Beirut Airport. A popular hotel for conferences it’s business facilties are good but its leisure facilities lacking. Still, it is one of the classic Beirut hotels often hosting politicians from around the region who appreciate its age and solid reputation. Good conference facilities.
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The Commodore is probably the place to stay when in Hamra, the heart of old Beirut and one of the shopping areas. There’s no gym but free access is provided to the Lifestyles top of range fitness center located close by, and the restaurants include Benihana and La Cucina for Japanese and Italian dining. A 5 star hotel located in the heart of Beirut’s shopping centre district. It has everything, a variety of restaurants next to a well-equipped business center.
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Located on one of the world’s most beautiful sea shores, Le Royal is 15km from Beirut airport, the city and the Kaslik Jounieh commercial district. However in terms of luxury and tanquility, with its elegantly designed rooms, shops restaurants and entertainment choices, you will find it hard to leave.
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A great rooftop with wonderful restaurant, the Albergo, part of the Relais de Chateaux French chain is the only real boutique hotel in Beirut. A small pool with great views on the roof, the converted townhouse in the trendy restaurant area of the city boasts stunning individually designed rooms popular amongst international pop stars and regional players with taste. The service is top notch and it really is a beautiful space but don’t expect all the business facilities of a modern larger hotel.
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The Bayview is a small hotel ideally situated right on Beirut’s famous Corniche and hugely popular. Close to downtown, the sea and offering an intimacy many of Beirut’s hotels do not it suffers only from a lack of a pool and a gym. Still it has a trendy rooftop bar and restaurant that often gets packed especially on weekends.
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Newly open with 128 elegant rooms and suites, including a beautiful executive floor with all the facilities this hotel offers 4 different restaurants and up to date equipment for the meeting rooms. To mix business and relaxation, a swimming pool, health club, steam room and sauna area available at the roof of the hotel, offering a splendid view of the sea and the mountains. The Gefinor Rotana is a good hotel and close to both the business district and the sea. Well worth staying at. Good meeting and conference facilities.
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Personal service, quiet and cheap the Alexandre is located on a hill in Achrafieh but off the main beaten track of Beirut’s executive scene. It’s aging – the Alexandre was one of the famous wartime hotels where intrepid journalists stayed when they were in East Beirut – but it’s relaxing and near to the ABC mall, cinema and restaurant complex.
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One of the most luxurious, exclusive and famous hotels in Beirut, the Phoenicia has unparalleled facilities and rooms. The ultimate in luxury and comfort, the hotel stands proudly at the heart of Beirut City and has a state of the art spa and gym and a great business centre making this one of the premier places to stay in the capital. Close to BIEL. Good meeting and conference facilities.
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A luxury hotel with business as its priority, it is part of the chain of Habtoor hotels popular throughout the Gulf. It has all the facilities needed for the business traveler including a top notch business and fitness centers, restaurants, a pool and all mod cons in rooms including high-speed internet access via wifi. It is close to the airport and the short drive to the center of the city, but at the same time is at the high end of the market price wise. Very good conference and meeting facilities.
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Overlooking the magnificent Beirut Marina, the Hotel Monroe is located in downtown Beirut in the heart of the business district. Close to the shopping centers, night clubs and restaurants.The Monroe Hotel is contemporary and pop art in feel [name]d as it is after the blonde\r\[name]rican actress, and though completely ripped apart by the Feb 14 bomb blast it has been completely rebuilt and refurbished to the highest of standards. A good inexpensive and modern place to stay. Close to BIEL.
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Situated right by the Mediterranean Sea, between the Ramlet Al Bayda bay and the Raouche rock, the resort is only a short distance away from the bustling Beirut Central District and the Verdun shopping area. This is an elegant and luxurious hotel with resort facilities, a private beach and marina. Again close to the airport and comfortable with an incredible spa and sea views, the hotel is also set down below the main sea road keeping it well away from Beirut’s daily traffic. Top notch meeting and conference facilities.
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Located in the heart of Beirut, facing the sea, the Palm Beach Hotel enjoys an exceptional view overlooking the Mediterranean and the entire Lebanese coast, the pool is on the roof too which makes good use of this. Next to the Phoenicia and the Vendome, the Palm Beach is younger in its clientele and popular with the fashionable set. Incidentally, its rooftop Sky Bar is one of the hardest to get into bars in all Beirut. Close to BIEL.
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Located near the sea front but slightly off the beaten track at the same time, the Martinez has nice spacious rooms, a good indoor pool and gym, and is close to the both the downtown business district and the more colourful university area of Hamra. Walk down the street to reach the sea and nearby restaurants. Good value and good location make the Martinez a good choice for the business traveler and with a decent business center and meeting rooms available is worth checking out. It’s close to the Beirut International Exhibition and Leisure Centre (BIEL) too where numerous conferences and trade fairs are held annually.
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The Riviera provides its guests with a wonderful view of the sea located right on the sea front and provides exquisite service and comfort. It’s stylish and includes a pool on the sea, a marina and diving club, and a fantastic fish restaurant. More for relaxing than business and conferences, it’s still one of the most popular spots to stay in the city and is close to the American University of Beirut.
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With incredible panoramic views over the Mediterranean, the Royal Plaza, is the hotel here to wake up in in the morning. Stay on the top floors to really enjoy the views but other benefits include the fact it’s only ten minutes from the airport, has a decent business centre and internet connections in the rooms though not wifi. It has a great pool on the roof too – that’s on the 12th story by the way.
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A 5 star hotel providing grandeur and comfort throughout its facilities with an outdoor swimming pool overlooking the Med, the Safir ain’t at all bad. Modern and well kept, for a hotel in the centre of the busy city the Safir manages to be completely relaxed in atmosphere. Close to Hamra and West Beirut, as well as the airport, it works for the modern business traveller looking for an efficient alternative.
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If you are seeking view comfort and hospitality check in here, right next to the Mediterranean Sea and close to Hamra and the airport. There’s a roof top restaurant with an amazing view and the rooms are all clean and spacious.
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If you are seeking view comfort and hospitality check in here, right next to the Mediterranean Sea and close to Hamra and the airport. There’s a roof top restaurant with an amazing view and the rooms are all clean and spacious.
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Set against the backdrop of the breathtaking blue Mediterranean Sea, the Sheraton Coral Beach Hotel & Resort is a six-minute scenic drive from Beirut Airport. With its splendid location and endless stretch of surrounding waters, the hotel is ideal for business and leisure travellers alike, built with comfort and elegance in mind. The rooms were all refurbished in 2002 and the place has a stylish classic feel. The only Beirut hotel to compare with the Movenpick in terms of being a resort, the Coral Beach has a private beach and two outdoor swimming pools.
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A well equipped, simple but modern hotel with lots and lots of style, the Sofitel Le Gabriel is located in Achrafieh and very English in the décor of its rooms. With a small indoor pool and gym, the place still works well for those on business wanting class, comfort and ease of movement in the city without being slap bang in the middle of things.
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