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I said before I left the hotel that, luxurious can be found anywhere but friendly staff all the time is difficult to find and keep. Hassan was the first one to welcome us. We were in the mood of talking and he was interactive, smiling , friendly, and very helpful. Although there was a customer waiting for us but he did not hurry us up or distracted. He was fully focus...
We stayed 5 nights in the hotel and it was nice; staff are very helpful and great location. It is 5 minutes walk from the sea and 5 minutes walk to Alhamrah Street. The room is not too big but clean and have a nice view on the Mediterranean Sea. The breakfast is delicious.
It is a regular not too appeling building from the outside but rooms are spacious, very nice staff, very convenient location, easy access to everything, and very reasonable price. For my son, they had the best shower anyone can get.
I had to organize a last-minute overnight stay in Beirut and came across this hotel in my (very rushed) internet search. I was greeted upon arrival with a cup of tea while I was checking-in. Just a small gesture, but it was a was very appreciated after all the rushing and chaos of the day. Room service was fast and food portions were very generous. It was better tha...
we arrived to Beirut and wanted to change our hotel, we found availability in ramada, and after making the booking by 30 minutes we arrived to the hotel. the hotel was almost full and we requested 2 rooms near each other, the receptionist (Marwa) was very helpful and did her best to get us 2 ready rooms right away on the same floor. the staff in general was very helpfu...
Starting with cheking in (Mr. Samer) the manager of front desk took care personally of checking me in and giving me a free upgrade to buisness class room and get the best room with quite side of the hotel, the room was spacious and furniture was all updated, very comfortable bed and pillows and top class cleanness, everytime i left the room i came back to my room done ...
I stayed in GH for half a day before my flight, so I cannot say I know it well, especially its breakfast. Reading the "worst ever", "stay away", "never again" type of reviews after booking, I was expecting a disaster. It was totally different than such gloomy descriptions. Yes, it is definitely in need of refurbishing, but even so it offers decent facilities, far from ...
Great hotel, good location, clean and the staff is professional
Super staff very friendly and kind. Rooms are well-cleaned everyday. The location is quite good. It's my third stay in Jounieh Suite so I definitely recommend this hotel.
My family and I traveled from Canada to this hotel and we had the best time during our stay. The hotel hospitality is very professional and accommodating. The hotel is spotless. We particularly loved the outdoor pool overlooking the mountains. I highly recommend this hotel. Thank you again, Mist Hotel Ehden for the everlasting memories.
i’m very disappointed, this is my favorite hotel in beirut and i always book directly through them. i booked this stay through your app and choosed grand deluxe room with balcony, when i reached i was surprised that you booked me a standard room. but what is written in the confirmation is grand deluxe. they told me that this is completely your mistake booking me the wr...
Overall it was a pleasant stay. My room was touted by the Hotel Manager as the “best room in the hotel”. Though the room itself was small and extremely tired, (not unexpected), but the surprise was the bathroom. By contrast to the room, it was a new ‘extension’ and not only spectacular by comparison to the room, it accounted for almost half the floor space. Another...
1)The hotel is in the middle of Alhamra street which makes it great location .Lovely front office staff very helpful and understanding specially Miss Rawan and Mr.Fadi.they did their best to accommodate my needs. 2)Fast check in and out. 3) Great location for shopping and lots of restaurants and coffee shops around . 4)Rooms are big and well equipped with amenities. 5)...
Modern, conveniently located with edgy designer decor and very friendly, welcoming staff. The rooftop bar/restaurant afforded a wonderful views across the AUB Campus and the Mediterranean, though personally my experience was spoilt on both occasions I used it, but a smoker sitting near me. Unfortunately it’s something that frequently spoils dining and public spaces i...
the location is pretty good but the rooms need updating especially carpeting. they had just painted my room recently and the paint fumes were fairly overwhelming but they were painting everywhere so the paint smell was everywhere. the breakfast buffet was nice but not a traditional western style breakfast. nonetheless the olives and cheese varieties were very good. get...
it was a nice staying at this hotel with its big room with sitting area consisting of a convenient sofa the hotel is located in the heart of jounieh on the mail shopping street but quite no noise the hotel have nice garden and swimming facilities in summer and offer nice breakfast with delicious pastery and many options of arabic braun beens and sausage
Overall, it was pleasent stay, yet two days before our check out, they started renovations. The Hotel management kindly moved us to thier sister hotel, the Habtoor Grand; which though generally more expensive and bigger, we still preferred the Hilton. Don't expect any amazing views from the hotel, apart from residentail areas a bit of sea view if you're up on higher f...
I stayed here twice during my 2 weeks travelling around Lebanon this October. This is a very nice little hotel, right in the heart of the Hamra district. Decent hotels in Beirut aren't cheap, but this was good value. I had an excellent room on 8th floor, very spacious and clean, great bathroom and the bed was superb. Staff were very friendly, and one night I ordered so...
I booked a single room but they gave me upgraded Room which is really big👍 It’s easy to walk out to beach of beirut. Stay was perfect and comfortable to stay(and clean of course) with ocean view. For me, breakfast buffet was not enough to enjoy but still Highly recommend!!( + airport pick up service for free.)
A clean and spacious unit on a quiet street near hamra. Easy access to restaurants, fast food, cafes and shopping.
We spent 3 nights here, and actually the over-the-top décor in the photos is more subdued in person, and it looks reasonably modern albeit in Louis XIV style. Breakfast is great with a range of European and Lebanese breakfast foods (missing fruits, though). Only complaint at all is that the AC unit, while it works fine, is old and very loud. However we had a good sta...
We had an excellent stay. The room was large, clean and comfortable. It was the best shower I'd had in Lebanon - hot, great pressure, rain shower head. Breakfast was included and had a decent selection and tea/coffee/water/juice in a nice dining area on the mezzanine level. There are a small number of free parking spaces at the front. Staff very friendly. No complaints...
Perfect and clean
The best thing about this apartment is it's location, 2 min away from El hamra street and 10 min from seafront. Staff is very helpful and welcoming, especially Khalil. The furniture is a bit old and kitchen material very limited. However, it wasn't much of a problem for us since we only slept there. Internet was spotty in the beginning, but the staff managed to arrange...
Very Clean, convenient.......we walked up the hill to ABC mall, restaurants and sweet shops. Inexpensive Uber into Beirut.
Very good. couple of things that bothered me and my guests; Parking and Internet. I could park my car for free, but it is a major inconvenience as there is no access to the hotel from the parking areas. Internet was also expensive, it should have been included in the rate, it is expected from a 5 stars hotel.
- Inspite of our request to give us apartment on higher floor, we were given apartment on 2nd floor. We came to know next day that Higher Floor Apartments were available, but, they reserved for special guests. - In Bathroom - while taking shower, the water was coming out of door of Shower Cabin and entire bathroom remain with water until next day Housek...
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Lebanon is expensive and this was a good deal in their hotel listings. The only problem (which is major)is that the room has no outside windows. Your window opens to the common room with no less than 12 ashtrays on the tables. We ended up with headaches from the visitor and owners smoking. Couldn't imagine if there were many smoking guests. Politely asked the owne...
The staff was good and helpful, but mostly spoke broken English and full Arabic - so as a tourist it was difficult to design tours or travel places, or use a map to walk other than take taxis everywhere. I did hook up with drivers but they always tried to get more or take advantage of you for "longer time, expensive gas, etc." The hotel was OK and small but serviceab...
We spent 3 nights here, and actually the over-the-top décor in the photos is more subdued in person, and it looks reasonably modern albeit in Louis XIV style. Breakfast is great with a range of European and Lebanese breakfast foods (missing fruits, though). Only complaint at all is that the AC unit, while it works fine, is old and very loud. However we had a good sta...
I made an online reservation and included upon payment that I need a room on a high floor and wanted a late check-out 3-4 PM What happened is that they gave me a room on the 2nd floor where the noise was unbearable, and the worst part is on my last day, the front desk lady stopped in the morning saying I have to leave at 1 PM max unless I want to extend my stay, later...
Such a great stay! Amenities are so good, room were sound proof! Hotel is bright not like other hotel sround the same area for way more money! This place is really great! All you need for a decent stay in beirut.
the location is pretty good but the rooms need updating especially carpeting. they had just painted my room recently and the paint fumes were fairly overwhelming but they were painting everywhere so the paint smell was everywhere. the breakfast buffet was nice but not a traditional western style breakfast. nonetheless the olives and cheese varieties were very good. get...
The staff are very friendly and helpful willing always to help customers and provide them with the best service the can . I stayed for 4 nights , all were very comfortable. Thank you ..and keep it up ...
My friend and I stayed at Caramel before I left Lebanon and I loved everything about the hotel! I can’t rave enough about the decor and layout of the room. Super smart and sleek. The room was impeccably clean. Rooms were still being constructed when I stayed and there is a bit of noise from the bars on the street below but those didn’t bother me. The ice cream in the b...
everything was perfect, Nice and clean room with view on the neighbors, breakfast good and testy
The staff was a class of their own. They booked taxi, rented car, maintained free valet service and they cared for their customer's stay. Ms Nesrin, from the manager staff, got all customers get a good mood with her smile and her personal engagement. Best and most friendly hotel service I have experienced. The breakfast was really nice, Lebanese and continental with f...
I stayed here twice during my 2 weeks travelling around Lebanon this October. This is a very nice little hotel, right in the heart of the Hamra district. Decent hotels in Beirut aren't cheap, but this was good value. I had an excellent room on 8th floor, very spacious and clean, great bathroom and the bed was superb. Staff were very friendly, and one night I ordered so...
Far the best hotel in lebanon
the hotel is quiet calm , far from the rush of city , the staff were very nice friendly and helpful . the wifi was very slow and weak.
Super staff very friendly and kind. Rooms are well-cleaned everyday. The location is quite good. It's my third stay in Jounieh Suite so I definitely recommend this hotel.
The Regis Hotel was great for my first trip to Lebanon. The friendly, attentive staff could not have been nicer and made me feel right at home. In fact, the Regis was more like a guest house with a family atmosphere than just a hotel. I loved my stay so much I came back to the Regis again for several more days after visiting other parts of Lebanon. The Corniche is ...
Quite enjoyable especially since I was upgraded upon arrival. The suite was like an apartment. It was clean and it was conveniently located. The only downside is that there were no additional perks: no complimentary breakfast and no complimentary Internet. I did end up purchasing access to the Internet, but it wasn't the best. The breakfast was just okay. The ser...
we went there to do some work, the hotel provided all the needed services, and was great to use time left for us to see the city, i would recommend this hotel to my friends for sure, tip to the hotel owner: please renew your rooms and hotel design, your hotel could be one of the best in beirut with some attention!
The hotel room looks very different from the pictures shown on the website. No free wifi and very little selection for breakfast. The beds we making sound!!!! Really loud ones that wake u up from sleep. Furnitures are really worn out!! We booked a room for 3 people that has a small living room. It was okay but there are better hotels with the amount of money we paid fo...
The best thing about this apartment is it's location, 2 min away from El hamra street and 10 min from seafront. Staff is very helpful and welcoming, especially Khalil. The furniture is a bit old and kitchen material very limited. However, it wasn't much of a problem for us since we only slept there. Internet was spotty in the beginning, but the staff managed to arrange...
Perfect and clean
Helpful and friendly staff. Good location. But small rooms
My stay at St. Jean was perfect. Located in the midtown of Zahle the hotel provides a perfect mix of services, clearnesss and quality breakfast. The staff (namily Ms Diamonda) was exceptionally polite and helpulf in providing any information and support. Strongly recommended.
it was a nice staying at this hotel with its big room with sitting area consisting of a convenient sofa the hotel is located in the heart of jounieh on the mail shopping street but quite no noise the hotel have nice garden and swimming facilities in summer and offer nice breakfast with delicious pastery and many options of arabic braun beens and sausage
I stayed 4 nights here in October and would definitely recommend. Clean and very comfortable room. I had a balcony and sea view. The hotel isn't that far from the main highway, but you never hear it. Location is excellent, about 1 km south from Byblos, and easy to find. Staff were great, the breakfast fine, all in all a very pleasant stay. You do have to pay a few ex...
The hotel worked fine for us. The staff at the reception was helpful, the rooms very small but clean. Best of all was the location: walking distance to most places, a safe area of town, even at night time. It would have been nice to have a pool like other hotels in the neighborhood have.
Great hotel, good location, clean and the staff is professional
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Far the best hotel in lebanon
It is a regular not too appeling building from the outside but rooms are spacious, very nice staff, very convenient location, easy access to everything, and very reasonable price. For my son, they had the best shower anyone can get.
I had to organize a last-minute overnight stay in Beirut and came across this hotel in my (very rushed) internet search. I was greeted upon arrival with a cup of tea while I was checking-in. Just a small gesture, but it was a was very appreciated after all the rushing and chaos of the day. Room service was fast and food portions were very generous. It was better tha...
we arrived to Beirut and wanted to change our hotel, we found availability in ramada, and after making the booking by 30 minutes we arrived to the hotel. the hotel was almost full and we requested 2 rooms near each other, the receptionist (Marwa) was very helpful and did her best to get us 2 ready rooms right away on the same floor. the staff in general was very helpfu...
I stayed in GH for half a day before my flight, so I cannot say I know it well, especially its breakfast. Reading the "worst ever", "stay away", "never again" type of reviews after booking, I was expecting a disaster. It was totally different than such gloomy descriptions. Yes, it is definitely in need of refurbishing, but even so it offers decent facilities, far from ...
Great hotel, good location, clean and the staff is professional
Super staff very friendly and kind. Rooms are well-cleaned everyday. The location is quite good. It's my third stay in Jounieh Suite so I definitely recommend this hotel.
Overall it was a pleasant stay. My room was touted by the Hotel Manager as the “best room in the hotel”. Though the room itself was small and extremely tired, (not unexpected), but the surprise was the bathroom. By contrast to the room, it was a new ‘extension’ and not only spectacular by comparison to the room, it accounted for almost half the floor space. Another...
Modern, conveniently located with edgy designer decor and very friendly, welcoming staff. The rooftop bar/restaurant afforded a wonderful views across the AUB Campus and the Mediterranean, though personally my experience was spoilt on both occasions I used it, but a smoker sitting near me. Unfortunately it’s something that frequently spoils dining and public spaces i...
the location is pretty good but the rooms need updating especially carpeting. they had just painted my room recently and the paint fumes were fairly overwhelming but they were painting everywhere so the paint smell was everywhere. the breakfast buffet was nice but not a traditional western style breakfast. nonetheless the olives and cheese varieties were very good. get...
it was a nice staying at this hotel with its big room with sitting area consisting of a convenient sofa the hotel is located in the heart of jounieh on the mail shopping street but quite no noise the hotel have nice garden and swimming facilities in summer and offer nice breakfast with delicious pastery and many options of arabic braun beens and sausage
I stayed here twice during my 2 weeks travelling around Lebanon this October. This is a very nice little hotel, right in the heart of the Hamra district. Decent hotels in Beirut aren't cheap, but this was good value. I had an excellent room on 8th floor, very spacious and clean, great bathroom and the bed was superb. Staff were very friendly, and one night I ordered so...
I booked a single room but they gave me upgraded Room which is really big👍 It’s easy to walk out to beach of beirut. Stay was perfect and comfortable to stay(and clean of course) with ocean view. For me, breakfast buffet was not enough to enjoy but still Highly recommend!!( + airport pick up service for free.)
A clean and spacious unit on a quiet street near hamra. Easy access to restaurants, fast food, cafes and shopping.
We spent 3 nights here, and actually the over-the-top décor in the photos is more subdued in person, and it looks reasonably modern albeit in Louis XIV style. Breakfast is great with a range of European and Lebanese breakfast foods (missing fruits, though). Only complaint at all is that the AC unit, while it works fine, is old and very loud. However we had a good sta...
Perfect and clean
Very Clean, convenient.......we walked up the hill to ABC mall, restaurants and sweet shops. Inexpensive Uber into Beirut.
Nice enough weekend retreat in a beautiful historical setting. However, the hotel was a bit run down and could do with some renovation. Food was not hotel standard. Service was not particularly friendly. All in all, not great value for money. They even charged an extra fee for parking, which you think would be waived given the room charges!
I though the extra of this hotel is complimentary airport shuttle. But it is not stop right there. The staff away more professional well trained and friendly towards it guest. Im gonna say this hotel comfortness and room environment may same as Novotel. The room service and on site restaurant not bad at all. It offer varieties of food that came with good price. I wo...
Hotel is a in a great location. All the staff were extremely courteous and willing to assist.
Such a great stay! Amenities are so good, room were sound proof! Hotel is bright not like other hotel sround the same area for way more money! This place is really great! All you need for a decent stay in beirut.
It is still the best deal in Beirut, mix of Design location at a very fair price. But this time my booking got screwed up, they ve been booked out and they transferred me to a bad hotel. But I will come back since mistakes happen and the Hotel as such is the best deal in Beirut
The staff were very friendly and immediately responded to our needs including calling a cab, advice on best ways to visit tourist sites. However, the internet was slow, similar to our experience in other hotels in Lebanon. The room cost was also somewhat expensive compared to hotels we also stayed in nearby Jounieh and Beirut.
We only stayed 2 nights in this hotel. The breakfast was included in the price. The internet was slow and smoking is allowed in the main lobby and restaurant (as it is the case across Lebanon).
Quite enjoyable especially since I was upgraded upon arrival. The suite was like an apartment. It was clean and it was conveniently located. The only downside is that there were no additional perks: no complimentary breakfast and no complimentary Internet. I did end up purchasing access to the Internet, but it wasn't the best. The breakfast was just okay. The ser...
In general this is a good hotel. The buffet breakfast is good with a wide selection but no bacon or pork sausages. However, there is ham available. The rooms are of a good standard quiet enough but the bathroom is a little on the small side, The location is about 20 mins walk from the main nightlife are and only 10 mins from the national museum. The are is generally we...
We stayed at the Hazmieh Rotana over Easter weekend as we were meeting guests in Lebanon for work. Although the hotel was very busy due to the beginning of Spring break for many, I did not notice excess noise and breakfast ran very smoothly with all items well stocked. As already mentioned, the staff was one of the most competent and pleasant I've ever experienced an...
-when i first arrived they said they didn't have any access keys and that i would receive mine the next day after i was let in by the porter. -the first room i was given had a very bad carpet smell and the carpet was very spotted, i immediately refused and requested another room. -the second room still had a bad but tolerable carpet smell, you get used to it or t...
The hotel room looks very different from the pictures shown on the website. No free wifi and very little selection for breakfast. The beds we making sound!!!! Really loud ones that wake u up from sleep. Furnitures are really worn out!! We booked a room for 3 people that has a small living room. It was okay but there are better hotels with the amount of money we paid fo...
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I said before I left the hotel that, luxurious can be found anywhere but friendly staff all the time is difficult to find and keep. Hassan was the first one to welcome us. We were in the mood of talking and he was interactive, smiling , friendly, and very helpful. Although there was a customer waiting for us but he did not hurry us up or distracted. He was fully focus...
We stayed 5 nights in the hotel and it was nice; staff are very helpful and great location. It is 5 minutes walk from the sea and 5 minutes walk to Alhamrah Street. The room is not too big but clean and have a nice view on the Mediterranean Sea. The breakfast is delicious.
Starting with cheking in (Mr. Samer) the manager of front desk took care personally of checking me in and giving me a free upgrade to buisness class room and get the best room with quite side of the hotel, the room was spacious and furniture was all updated, very comfortable bed and pillows and top class cleanness, everytime i left the room i came back to my room done ...
My family and I traveled from Canada to this hotel and we had the best time during our stay. The hotel hospitality is very professional and accommodating. The hotel is spotless. We particularly loved the outdoor pool overlooking the mountains. I highly recommend this hotel. Thank you again, Mist Hotel Ehden for the everlasting memories.
i’m very disappointed, this is my favorite hotel in beirut and i always book directly through them. i booked this stay through your app and choosed grand deluxe room with balcony, when i reached i was surprised that you booked me a standard room. but what is written in the confirmation is grand deluxe. they told me that this is completely your mistake booking me the wr...
1)The hotel is in the middle of Alhamra street which makes it great location .Lovely front office staff very helpful and understanding specially Miss Rawan and Mr.Fadi.they did their best to accommodate my needs. 2)Fast check in and out. 3) Great location for shopping and lots of restaurants and coffee shops around . 4)Rooms are big and well equipped with amenities. 5)...
Overall, it was pleasent stay, yet two days before our check out, they started renovations. The Hotel management kindly moved us to thier sister hotel, the Habtoor Grand; which though generally more expensive and bigger, we still preferred the Hilton. Don't expect any amazing views from the hotel, apart from residentail areas a bit of sea view if you're up on higher f...
Very good. couple of things that bothered me and my guests; Parking and Internet. I could park my car for free, but it is a major inconvenience as there is no access to the hotel from the parking areas. Internet was also expensive, it should have been included in the rate, it is expected from a 5 stars hotel.
- Inspite of our request to give us apartment on higher floor, we were given apartment on 2nd floor. We came to know next day that Higher Floor Apartments were available, but, they reserved for special guests. - In Bathroom - while taking shower, the water was coming out of door of Shower Cabin and entire bathroom remain with water until next day Housek...
sheraton hotel located in very nice place in beirut and very good sea view large bathroom nice desigh but was small problem happened i try to get my shower and no water we ask and waiting 4 hours to get water it is lebanon not hotel faut
The location is so cozy , the room has an amazing view , you can relax in the jaccuzi and watch the view, the food was delicious , the stuff were really friendly and helpful, I went with my mom and we both recommend, i will definately come back more than once , and next time with my husband 😍 keep up the good work 👍👌
we went there to do some work, the hotel provided all the needed services, and was great to use time left for us to see the city, i would recommend this hotel to my friends for sure, tip to the hotel owner: please renew your rooms and hotel design, your hotel could be one of the best in beirut with some attention!
I really liked the hotel but I didn't like the fact that there was no spa. A spa would have made it 5 stars! The food and sight are great.
The only point that I would like to raise here is the fact that the WiFi wasn't free at the room. It was free at the restaurant and near the reception area. I think this need to be reviewed as the room rate is not cheap at all. Residents are paying a lot and he expect to be be treated with global standards (WiFi is free at all 3 star hotels in Europe). Apart of that, ...
The hotel is 5 stars and I paid a lot of money for 6 nights but what I did not expect is the decorations of the rooms is very old and poor and on the 29 of December at night I ordered a Resturant from out side and when it arrived this guy from the reception called me and told me that I have to go down to get the Resturant and I did and when. I Went down he did not let ...
One of the best rooftop bars in Beirut and a good vibe around the hotel. Excellent shops and restaurants close by and right near the nightclub district. Only downside is the bar is at 5-star hotel prices.
We had a lovely stay at the Hotel. We were attending a wedding. Great service, friendly staff, lovely views. The hotel needs to be renovated, the furniture looks old and not exactly our style preference. Also could use a bit of dusting, our room had dust. Possibly our room was not used too often as it was a suite. Would return as we believe it is a great choce of accom...
We asked for service with no response , breakfast was bad , room was with sofa bed but unfortunatily they let my frien to pay for extra bed is this fear !!!! For first visit we are not satisfied ,, elictricity is off many times aday we shocked 🙁 The most thing we like is the pool was amazing
a very noce hotel, looks like a new one and clean as it should be! the room was very modern and missing nothing. location is very next to the Lebanese museum and overlooking on a big part of the beautiful Lebanon.
O Monot was wonderful! Close to restaurants, the waterfront, and amazing downtown shopping, it is a great value for the money and a true five star experience in Beirut. I particularly loved being welcomed after a long day of travel with a plate of macaroons !
Amazing hotel and good service
staff performance was more than perfect, the location was very suitable for us, every thing was really satisfying, I don't think I ll pass by any other hotel in Beirut
Hotels gym should have more equipment and on agoda app during the search its showing breakfast included then last page breakfast disappears so I thought its already included since it was mentioned on the first page however when I checkout from the hotel i found out it wasn’t included that issue should be fixed
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Frequently asked questions
What's the average price of a hotel in Lebanon?
The average price for a 3-star hotel in Lebanon is USD 65. The average price for a 4-star hotel in Lebanon is USD 72. The average price for a 5-star hotel in Lebanon is USD 154.
What's the average price of a hotel in Lebanon this weekend?
The average price for a 3-star hotel in Lebanon this weekend is USD 65. The average price for a 4-star hotel in Lebanon this weekend is USD 73. The average price for a 5-star hotel in Lebanon this weekend is USD 153.
What's the average price of a hotel in Lebanon tonight?
The average price for a 3-star hotel in Lebanon tonight is USD 66. The average price for a 4-star hotel in Lebanon tonight is USD 73. The average price for a 5-star hotel in Lebanon tonight is USD 156.
What are the most popular hotels in Lebanon?
Some of our most popular hotels in Lebanon are Three O Nine Hotel, El Sheikh Suites Hotel and Beverly Hotel Beirut.
What are the best hotels in Lebanon for couples?
Hotels in Lebanon that are highly rated by couples include The Mayflower Hotel, Rawsheh 51 and Hotel Napoleon Beirut.
What are the best hotels in Lebanon for families?
Hotels in Lebanon that are highly rated by families include The Mayflower Hotel, Rawsheh 51 and Three O Nine Hotel.
What are the most popular cities in Lebanon to stay in?
Popular cities among travelers staying in Lebanon include Beirut, Jounieh, and Dbaye.
What are the best hotels in Beirut?
Verified travelers to Beirut have given top reviews to Three O Nine Hotel, El Sheikh Suites Hotel and Beverly Hotel Beirut.
What are the best hotels in Jounieh?
Verified travelers to Jounieh have given top reviews to zett hotel, Vista Del Mar Hotel and Princessa Hotel.
What are the best hotels in Dbaye?
Verified travelers to Dbaye have given top reviews to LOUIS V HOTEL LEBANON.
More about Lebanon
Uncover the Wonders of Lebanon
Lebanon is a captivating destination that offers a delightful blend of history, culture, and stunning natural beauty. Nestled on the eastern shore of the Mediterranean Sea, this small yet diverse country boasts an array of experiences for every type of traveler. From the ancient ruins of Baalbek to the vibrant streets of Beirut, Lebanon's rich tapestry invites exploration and discovery. The country is known for its hospitable locals, delicious cuisine, and breathtaking landscapes, making it a must-visit location for anyone seeking an unforgettable adventure.
As you wander through Lebanon, you'll encounter a fascinating mix of influences from various civilizations, including Phoenician, Roman, and Ottoman heritage. This unique history is reflected in the architecture, art, and traditions found throughout the country. Whether you're exploring the picturesque coastal towns, hiking in the stunning mountains, or visiting historical sites, Lebanon offers a wealth of opportunities to immerse yourself in its captivating culture.
For those who love outdoor activities, Lebanon's diverse geography provides numerous options. The majestic mountains are perfect for hiking, skiing, and mountain biking, while the pristine beaches along the coast invite relaxation and water sports. Adventure seekers can also explore the numerous caves and gorges that dot the landscape, making Lebanon a true paradise for nature lovers.
When to Experience Lebanon at Its Best
Timing your visit to Lebanon can greatly enhance your experience, as each season offers its own unique charm. The best time to visit is during the spring (March to May) and fall (September to November) when the weather is mild and pleasant. These seasons are perfect for outdoor activities, such as hiking in the lush mountains or enjoying leisurely strolls along the picturesque coastline.
Summer (June to August) is ideal for beach vacations, with warm temperatures and vibrant beach life. Popular destinations like Ramlet al-Bayda beach and the stunning Pigeon Rocks in Raouche come alive with sunbathers and water sports enthusiasts. However, do keep in mind that summer can be quite hot, especially in inland areas, so plan accordingly.
Winter (December to February) brings a different kind of magic to Lebanon, as the mountains transform into a winter wonderland. Ski resorts like Mzaar Kfardebian attract snow enthusiasts from around the region. Additionally, winter is a great time to enjoy the cozy atmosphere of local restaurants and cafes, where you can savor traditional Lebanese dishes while staying warm indoors.
Essential Travel Tips for Your Lebanese Adventure
Before setting off on your Lebanese adventure, it's important to familiarize yourself with some essential travel tips. First and foremost, embrace the local customs and etiquette. Lebanese people are known for their warmth and hospitality, so a friendly smile and a polite greeting go a long way. When dining, it’s common to share dishes, so don’t hesitate to try a little bit of everything!
Safety is another important consideration. Lebanon is generally safe for tourists, but it’s always wise to stay informed about your surroundings. Avoiding areas that are less frequented by locals, especially after dark, can help ensure a smooth trip. Additionally, it's advisable to keep your belongings secure and be cautious of your personal items in crowded areas.
Language can also be a barrier, but don’t let that deter you! While Arabic is the official language, many locals speak English and French, especially in urban areas. Learning a few basic Arabic phrases can enhance your interactions and show respect for the local culture. Simple greetings like Marhaba (hello) and Shukran (thank you) can make a positive impression.
Choosing Your Perfect Base in Lebanon
Finding the right accommodation is key to enjoying your stay in Lebanon. The country offers a wide range of options, from luxurious hotels to charming boutique stays. If you're looking for hotels in Lebanon with pools, consider staying at the Three O Nine Hotel or LOUIS V HOTEL LEBANON, both of which provide excellent amenities and service. These locations are perfect for relaxation after a day of exploring.
For those seeking a unique experience, boutique hotels in Lebanon, such as Hotel Napoleon Beirut, offer personalized service and a cozy atmosphere. These hotels often reflect the local culture and provide a more intimate setting for travelers. Families will appreciate accommodations like Rawsheh 51, which cater to various needs and budgets, ensuring a comfortable stay for everyone.
When choosing where to stay, consider the neighborhoods that best suit your interests. Beirut, the capital, is a vibrant hub filled with nightlife, shopping, and cultural attractions. Alternatively, areas like Byblos and Tripoli offer a more relaxed pace and historical charm, making them ideal for those looking to immerse themselves in Lebanon's rich heritage.
Why Agoda is Your Go-To for Lebanon Hotel Deals
When planning your trip to Lebanon, using Agoda for booking hotels is a smart choice. Agoda offers a wide selection of accommodations, catering to various preferences and budgets, ensuring that travelers can find the perfect place to stay. Whether you're searching for luxury hotels or budget-friendly options, Agoda’s user-friendly platform makes the process seamless.
One of the standout features of Agoda is its exclusive deals and discounts on hotels in Lebanon. By booking through Agoda, travelers can enjoy significant savings, allowing for a more enjoyable experience without breaking the bank. Additionally, Agoda provides user reviews and ratings, helping you make informed decisions based on the experiences of fellow travelers.
Agoda also offers flexible booking options and easy cancellation policies, giving you peace of mind as you plan your Lebanese adventure. With a few clicks, you can secure your accommodations and focus on what truly matters—exploring the wonders of Lebanon!
Exciting Activities to Experience in Lebanon
Lebanon is a playground for adventure enthusiasts and those seeking relaxation alike. With its stunning landscapes and rich culture, the country offers a plethora of activities to engage in. For the thrill-seekers, hiking in the majestic mountains is a must. Trails like the Qadisha Valley offer breathtaking views and a chance to connect with nature. The valley is not only known for its picturesque scenery but also for its historical significance, featuring ancient monasteries carved into the cliffs. For those looking for a bit more adrenaline, skiing in the winter months at resorts such as Mzaar Kfardebian is a popular choice, attracting both locals and tourists alike.
Beach lovers will find solace along the Lebanese coastline. The beautiful Ramlet al-Bayda beach is perfect for sunbathing and enjoying water sports, while the iconic Pigeon Rocks in Raouche provide a stunning backdrop for a day of relaxation. Here, you can indulge in activities like paddleboarding or simply enjoy a leisurely swim in the Mediterranean Sea. As the sun sets, the beach transforms into a vibrant nightlife hub, with bars and restaurants offering delicious local cuisine and refreshing cocktails.
For a unique experience, consider exploring Lebanon's wine country. The Bekaa Valley is home to numerous wineries that offer tastings and tours. Discover the delightful flavors of Lebanese wines, which have gained international acclaim. Many vineyards also host events and festivals throughout the year, providing an excellent opportunity to mingle with locals and learn more about the winemaking process.
Shop Till You Drop in Lebanon
Shopping in Lebanon is a delightful experience that combines modernity with tradition. In Beirut, the bustling Hamra Street is a hotspot for shoppers looking for trendy boutiques, local designers, and international brands. The lively atmosphere and vibrant street life make it a perfect place to spend an afternoon. Don't forget to explore the charming side streets where you can find unique shops selling handmade crafts, jewelry, and clothing that reflect the local culture.
For a more authentic shopping experience, head to the local markets. The Souk el Tayeb, a farmers' market in Beirut, is a fantastic place to sample fresh produce, artisanal goods, and traditional Lebanese delicacies. Here, you can meet local farmers and producers, making your shopping experience both enjoyable and educational. Another must-visit is the Byblos Souk, where you can find everything from spices to handcrafted souvenirs, all while soaking in the historic ambiance of one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world.
Luxury shoppers will appreciate the high-end boutiques found in the downtown area of Beirut. The Beirut Souks is a modern shopping complex that offers a mix of international luxury brands and fine dining options. After a day of shopping, unwind at one of the chic cafes or restaurants in the area, where you can indulge in delicious Lebanese cuisine while enjoying the vibrant atmosphere.
Nature's Beauty Awaits in Lebanon
Lebanon's natural beauty is truly breathtaking, offering a diverse range of landscapes that cater to outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers. One of the most iconic natural sites is the Jeita Grotto, a stunning limestone cave system that features impressive stalactites and stalagmites. Visitors can explore the upper and lower grottos, taking in the mesmerizing formations and crystal-clear waters. The grotto is not only a geological wonder but also a UNESCO World Heritage site, making it a must-visit during your stay.
Another natural gem is Lake Qaraoun, located in the Beqaa Valley. This picturesque lake is perfect for picnics and leisurely walks along the shore. The surrounding mountains provide a stunning backdrop, making it an ideal spot for photography enthusiasts. For those looking for adventure, the area offers opportunities for kayaking and fishing, allowing visitors to fully immerse themselves in Lebanon's natural beauty.
Pigeon Rocks in Raouche is another spectacular sight that shouldn't be missed. These natural rock formations rise dramatically from the sea and are best viewed at sunset when the colors of the sky reflect off the water. The area is popular for leisurely strolls along the Corniche, where you can enjoy the sea breeze and watch local fishermen at work. The nearby cafes and restaurants provide a perfect setting to unwind after a day of exploration, offering stunning views of the rocks and the Mediterranean.
Discover Lebanon's Rich Historical and Cultural Heritage
Lebanon's history is as rich and diverse as its landscapes, with numerous historical sites that tell the story of its past. The National Museum of Beirut is a must-visit for history enthusiasts, housing an impressive collection of artifacts from Lebanon's various civilizations. From Phoenician treasures to Roman relics, the museum provides an insightful glimpse into the country's cultural heritage. Guided tours are available, allowing visitors to delve deeper into the exhibits and learn about the significance of each piece.
Another significant historical site is the ancient city of Byblos, one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world. The archaeological site showcases ruins from different eras, including Roman temples and Crusader castles. Strolling through the charming streets of Byblos, visitors can also explore the local souk, where traditional crafts and fresh produce are sold. The city's rich history and vibrant atmosphere make it an ideal destination for those looking to immerse themselves in Lebanon's cultural heritage.
In Beirut, the Mohammed al-Amin Mosque stands as a stunning example of Islamic architecture. With its striking blue dome and minarets, it is one of the largest mosques in the country. Visitors are welcome to enter and explore the beautiful interior, which features intricate tile work and ornate decorations. The mosque is located near the historic Martyrs' Square, a significant site that played a vital role in Lebanon's modern history. Exploring this area provides a deeper understanding of the country's journey through time.
Family-Friendly Fun in Lebanon
Traveling with family in Lebanon opens up a world of fun and engaging experiences that cater to all ages. One of the top family-friendly attractions is the Beirut Luna Park, an amusement park that offers thrilling rides and games for children and adults alike. The park’s vibrant atmosphere and variety of attractions make it a perfect place for families to spend a day filled with laughter and excitement. From roller coasters to bumper cars, there's something for everyone, ensuring an unforgettable experience.
Another great spot for families is the Sanayeh Public Garden, a beautiful green space in the heart of Beirut. This park features playgrounds, walking paths, and plenty of shaded areas for picnics. Children can enjoy the playground while parents relax on benches or stroll through the gardens. The park often hosts family-oriented events, making it a lively place to visit. For those looking for a bit of adventure, the Amioun Olive Trees area offers a unique opportunity for families to explore nature together, with trails suitable for hiking and cycling.
For a splash of fun, the Le Royal Hotel and Watergate is a fantastic choice. This water park features numerous slides, pools, and attractions that will keep the whole family entertained for hours. With areas designed specifically for younger children, parents can relax knowing their kids are safe and having a blast. Visiting these family-friendly attractions ensures that everyone, from toddlers to teens, will have a memorable time in Lebanon.
Festivals and Events That Celebrate Lebanon's Spirit
Lebanon is renowned for its vibrant festivals and events that celebrate the country's rich culture and traditions. One of the most anticipated events is the Baalbeck International Festival, held annually in the ancient Roman ruins of Baalbek. This festival showcases a variety of performances, from music and dance to theater, attracting artists and audiences from around the globe. Attending this festival not only provides entertainment but also allows visitors to experience the stunning backdrop of one of the world's most significant archaeological sites.
Another notable event is the Beirut Art Fair, which brings together contemporary artists, galleries, and art enthusiasts. This fair highlights the creativity and talent of Lebanese and regional artists, making it a must-visit for art lovers. The fair often features exhibitions, installations, and workshops, providing an engaging environment for attendees to appreciate and purchase unique artworks.
For those interested in local culture, the Lebanese Wine Festival is a delightful occasion to explore the country's burgeoning wine industry. Held in various locations, this festival offers wine tastings, food pairings, and live music, allowing visitors to indulge in the flavors of Lebanon while celebrating its rich viticultural heritage. Participating in these festivals and events offers a unique glimpse into the heart of Lebanese culture, making any visit to Lebanon even more special.
Getting Around Lebanon with Ease
Traveling around Lebanon is relatively straightforward, thanks to a variety of transportation options available. The most common way to get around is by using taxis or ride-sharing services, which are both widely accessible and convenient. Taxis are typically metered, but it’s wise to confirm the fare beforehand, especially for longer distances. For a more local experience, try taking a shared taxi, known as a “service,” which operates on fixed routes and is an affordable way to travel between cities and neighborhoods.
Public transportation in Lebanon includes buses and minibusses that connect major cities and towns. While they may not always run on a strict schedule, they provide a budget-friendly option for those looking to explore the country. For more flexibility, renting a car is an excellent choice, particularly for those wishing to visit remote areas or scenic routes like the Qadisha Valley. Just be mindful of local driving customs and road conditions.
For those who prefer a leisurely pace, consider walking or cycling in urban areas, especially in cities like Beirut and Byblos, where many attractions are within walking distance. This allows for a more immersive experience, giving travelers the chance to discover hidden gems and interact with locals along the way. With these various options, getting around Lebanon can be both convenient and enjoyable.
Plan Your Perfect Day Trips from Beirut
Beirut's central location makes it an ideal base for exploring Lebanon's diverse attractions through exciting day trips. One popular destination is the ancient city of Byblos, just a short drive away. This UNESCO World Heritage site is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world, offering visitors a chance to explore its archaeological ruins, charming old souk, and stunning coastline. A visit to Byblos can easily be combined with a leisurely lunch at one of the seaside restaurants, where you can savor fresh seafood while enjoying the beautiful views.
Another fantastic day trip option is a visit to the picturesque town of Deir el Qamar, located in the Chouf Mountains. Known for its well-preserved architecture and stunning landscapes, this town offers a glimpse into Lebanon's rich history. Visitors can explore the historic palace of Beiteddine, which showcases magnificent architecture and beautiful gardens. The scenic drive to Deir el Qamar is an added bonus, as it winds through lush valleys and offers breathtaking mountain views.
For nature lovers, a day trip to the stunning Qadisha Valley is a must. This UNESCO-listed site features dramatic cliffs, ancient monasteries, and spectacular hiking trails. The valley is perfect for a day of hiking, exploring hidden caves, and enjoying the tranquility of nature. Whether you choose to visit historic towns or breathtaking natural landscapes, day trips from Beirut offer a fantastic way to experience the diverse beauty of Lebanon.
Indulge in the Flavors of Lebanese Cuisine
No trip to Lebanon is complete without indulging in its world-renowned cuisine. The country’s culinary scene is a delightful mix of flavors, textures, and aromas, making every meal an adventure. Start your culinary journey with traditional dishes like tabbouleh, a refreshing parsley salad, and hummus, a creamy chickpea dip that’s perfect for sharing. Don’t miss out on kebabs, which are grilled to perfection and often served with warm pita bread and a variety of dips.
For a unique dining experience, try visiting a local restaurant that specializes in mezza, a selection of small dishes meant for sharing. This allows you to sample a variety of flavors, from stuffed grape leaves to savory pastries like sfiha. Pair your meal with a glass of Lebanese wine or a refreshing arak, a traditional anise-flavored spirit that complements the rich flavors of the cuisine.
Street food is also a highlight of Lebanese culinary culture. Don’t miss trying manakish, a delicious flatbread topped with za'atar or cheese, often enjoyed for breakfast or as a snack. Local markets are great places to find food stalls serving up fresh and flavorful dishes. Exploring Lebanon's culinary landscape not only satisfies your taste buds but also provides insight into the country’s rich cultural heritage.
Art and Culture Scene in Lebanon
Lebanon boasts a vibrant art and culture scene that reflects its rich history and diverse influences. The capital, Beirut, is home to numerous art galleries and cultural institutions showcasing the work of local and international artists. The Sursock Museum, for instance, is a contemporary art museum housed in a beautiful villa, featuring rotating exhibitions that highlight Lebanon's artistic talent. Visitors can explore various forms of art, from painting and sculpture to photography and multimedia installations.
Another cultural hotspot is Gemmayzeh Street, known for its bohemian atmosphere and lively art scene. The area is lined with galleries, studios, and performance spaces, often hosting exhibitions, live music, and theater productions. This vibrant neighborhood is perfect for an evening stroll, allowing visitors to soak in the creative energy while discovering unique artworks and local talent.
For those interested in traditional crafts, the Lebanese Heritage Museum offers insights into the country's artisanal traditions. Here, visitors can learn about the craftsmanship behind pottery, weaving, and other local crafts. Participating in workshops or demonstrations provides a hands-on experience, allowing travelers to appreciate the skill and dedication that goes into creating these beautiful works of art. Engaging with Lebanon's art and culture scene enriches the travel experience, offering a deeper understanding of the country's identity.
Weather Wonders in Lebanon
Lebanon experiences a Mediterranean climate, characterized by hot, dry summers and mild, rainy winters. Understanding the weather patterns can help travelers plan their visit accordingly. The summer months, from June to August, can be quite warm, especially in the inland areas, with temperatures often exceeding 30°C (86°F). Coastal areas like Beirut enjoy a refreshing sea breeze, making them ideal for beach activities during this season.
Spring (March to May) and fall (September to November) are considered the best times to visit, offering pleasant temperatures and beautiful scenery. During these months, outdoor activities such as hiking and sightseeing can be enjoyed to the fullest, as the landscapes are lush and vibrant. Spring is particularly lovely with blooming flowers and greenery, while fall showcases stunning autumn colors.
Winter (December to February) brings cooler temperatures and occasional snowfall in the mountains, making it an excellent time for skiing enthusiasts. Resorts like Mzaar Kfardebian attract visitors looking to hit the slopes, while lower elevations remain mild, allowing for a mix of winter sports and cultural exploration. Regardless of the season, Lebanon's diverse climate offers something for every traveler, ensuring a memorable experience year-round.
Explore Lebanon's Wine Country
Lebanon's wine country, particularly in the Bekaa Valley, is a hidden gem that wine enthusiasts should not miss. The region's rich soil and favorable climate create ideal conditions for vineyards, and Lebanon has been producing wine for thousands of years. Numerous wineries in the Bekaa Valley offer tours and tastings, allowing visitors to explore the winemaking process and sample exquisite local wines. The hospitality of the vineyard owners adds a personal touch to the experience, making it a delightful outing.
One of the most renowned wineries is Château Ksara, which offers guided tours of its historic cellars and tastings of its award-winning wines. Visitors can learn about the different grape varieties grown in the region and the unique techniques used in winemaking. Another excellent choice is Château Musar, known for its rich and complex wines that have gained international acclaim. The winery's commitment to traditional methods and organic practices adds to its charm.
Wine festivals are also held throughout the year, celebrating Lebanon's viticultural heritage. These events often feature tastings, food pairings, and live entertainment, providing an excellent opportunity to immerse yourself in the local culture. Exploring Lebanon's wine country is not only a treat for the palate but also a chance to appreciate the country’s rich agricultural traditions and beautiful landscapes.
Experience the Local Markets of Lebanon
Local markets in Lebanon are vibrant hubs of activity, offering a glimpse into daily life and a chance to experience authentic Lebanese culture. The Souk el Tayeb in Beirut is a must-visit for food lovers. This farmers' market showcases fresh produce, artisanal products, and traditional Lebanese delicacies. Here, you can meet local farmers and producers, sample delicious foods, and purchase unique souvenirs to take home. The lively atmosphere, filled with the sounds of laughter and chatter, makes it a delightful experience for visitors.
Another fantastic market to explore is the Byblos Souk, where you can find everything from handmade crafts to local spices. The charming narrow streets are lined with shops selling traditional goods, providing an excellent opportunity to pick up unique souvenirs while soaking in the historical ambiance of one of the oldest cities in the world. The market is also a great place to enjoy a leisurely meal at a local restaurant, sampling fresh seafood or traditional Lebanese dishes.
For those seeking a more modern shopping experience, the Beirut Souks offer a mix of international brands and local boutiques. This shopping complex features a variety of shops, restaurants, and cafes, making it a perfect spot for a day of shopping and dining. Whether you’re searching for handmade crafts or high-end fashion, exploring Lebanon’s local markets is an enjoyable way to connect with the culture and bring home a piece of your adventure.