Hotels With Gym in Beirut, Lebanon

For the price we paid it was great :) receptionist was great and upgraded us! The only thing I’d say is cleaners do not clean the carpet so lord knows when it’s been last hoovered. Defo recommend

Advantages: The location is OK, close to the CBD and the beach, 10 minutes walk. It is said that this area is safer and there have been no major problems. Disadvantages: outdated facilities, noisy surroundings, very few types of breakfast. There are power outages several times a day. It is said that the government has limited power supply. It needs to be switched between public and private appliances. Every switch will cause a power outage for dozens of seconds.

Centrally located in Hamra District, supermarkets and restaurants around. The service is average adequate , the place is clean and the Wi-Fi work. Normally for the price I would recommend a short stay. There are many hotels in the hamlet this trip with different standard. I will say this one is above average.

The hotel I stayed in several years ago, because the economic situation is depressed, the service is slightly worse than before... But the room is still very clean, and the location of the hotel is OK. Breakfast is not good.

The hotel is located beautiful, the rooms are very large and clean. I don't think it is just the hotel's parking fee.

Great location, great service. Toilets in receptions could be cleaner. Recommended for families

A big thank you for Nadia from in reception who tried to get us a free upgrade, even tho she couldn’t since there were no possibility due to limited availability but she still switched the room type to one of our liking. Our stay was very nice and we will definitely return.

I was at room 102, it was a big room and so beautiful.. The breakfast was so tasty. There is a 50 meters gym, but it's not good and so small, there are only 4 machines for cardio, and they don't work.. In total the hotel is so great

The Otel site is beautiful.

Add some from the last review After breakfast on the morning of leaving the store, the lady at the front desk of the restaurant asked me to fill out a questionnaire. I was not satisfied with the type of food. She asked me to fill in the specific point. What I wanted to eat, I wrote fried rice and fried noodles. She said that she could tell them to cook it in the kitchen. This really surprised me, the service is really good. But next time One more thing, in Lebanon, you don't have to exchange Lebanese pounds, because there is almost no place to collect dollars, and the exchange rate is more cost-effective than the exchange point. Strangely enough, in Lebanon, Uber drivers often ask for a price increase outside the system price, and I would rather re-hire and refuse, but sometimes it is not good to take a taxi and have to accept a price increase.