Hotels with Wi-Fi in Beirut

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.

We spent here two nights. You can easily notice that once it had been a great hotel. Now some furniture is a little bit worn out and the glory has faded. Still, I believe it is a nice place to stay as it is situated in lively Hamra district, close to the city centre. The prices are good, I think you cannot really expect a super modern hotel in this location for 30 dollars, just be realistic. We had here breakfast - all tasty, friendly staff members but to be fair there was rather narrow choice of food. Probably it is wiser to go for breakfast somewhere else.

The Markazia suites are billed as 5 star but it would be lucky to get a 3 star in most countries so let's begin. When arriving with heavy luggage the door staff just watched and didn't even open the door There is only one restaurant that serves breakfast, lunch and dinner with a small bar attached to it The breakfasts are poor - the selection is limited and the coffee dreadful Rooms are faded and old fashioned - my carpet had stains and was thin. The bath room was cramped, the toilet seat came off once and the sliding doors of the bathroom kept getting stuck The suites had a ring for cooking but no utensils.... it just goes on. The facilities are just simply inadequate reception staff were pleasant but this is a really poor experience. Avoid there are much better places at the same price.

I had a comfortable stay for the price It was in front of the school, so it was convenient because there were many shopping and food options. There are many cafes and you can see the sea within a short walk, so the location is very good. It seems good. What was disappointing was that I had to pay for parking even though I stayed.

With a stay at Q Hotel in Beirut (Jnublat), you'll be steps from Hamra Street and 4 minutes by foot from Clemenceau Medical Center. This family-friendly hotel is 0.2 mi (0.3 km) from Rene Mouawad Garden and 0.3 mi (0.5 km) from American University of Beirut.Take in the views from a terrace and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access and concierge services. Additional amenities at this hotel include babysitting (surcharge) and a reception hall.Stop by the hotel's restaurant, Q Restaurant, for lunch or dinner. Dining is also available at the coffee shop/cafe, and 24-hour room service is provided. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at the bar/lounge.Featured amenities include a business center, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and dry cleaning/laundry services. A roundtrip airport shuttle is provided for a surcharge (available 24 hours), and free valet parking is available onsite.Treat yourself to a stay in one of the 26 individually decorated guestrooms, featuring indoor private spa tubs and LCD televisions. Your pillowtop bed comes with Egyptian cotton sheets. Rooms have private balconies or patios. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment.

I chose this hotel as a Diamond member of Wyndham for my very first trip to Beirut, and I must admit it was the perfect decision. The staff truly know how to look after their guests. Thanks to Stephanie from the reservation team, I was upgraded to a junior suite with a spectacular view of the Beirut Corniche. The room service and housekeeping teams attended to my every request with genuine care and enthusiasm. The breakfast was superb, with a special mention for the Lebanese omelet. I only wish I could have stayed a bit longer.

Studio 44 is a very good hotel in the heart of Hamra which is a very lively district in Beirut full of shops, restaurants and cafes. Room was very clean and spacious enough with a mini kitchen. Front desk staff were very helpful and friendly. Our tour guide was Khalid Abu Mohammad was very hospitable and friendly, drove us around different cities in Lebanon for a spectacular trips. We loved our stay in Studio 44 and definitely will come again when we visit Lebanon next time ❤️

Really happy with my stay at Smallville. Great service from all staff at all times. The rooms are very spacious and very clean. Love the touchscreen facilities inside the room & great amount of lighting. Balcony is a great size (it does get a bit dusty from the wind) with amazing city views. Breakfast is average but they serve non dairy milk so I was happy!! Wifi is good when connected but does disconnect daily. Would definitely stay here again!!

The hotel is located in a quirky area with many restaurants and near the beach promenade near the American University. It has 19 floors. Need to take a room with sea view !! - I had one in the 18th. Stock and was excited by the view of Beirut and the sea. The room has a small balcony and otherwise everything you need. It was clean and large enough to feel well. Breakfast is available in the restaurants on the street.

I stayed 3 times in this hotel . To be fair the people there are very kind. But it seems that nobody go in the room and look at it with eyes of the guest. I ask the manager if he ever tried to look in the bathroom...how is the flow of the water which may wash the body and head if you only want wash your hands...and the flow of shower water...very very slow and thin... And do they send somebody in the room to check something other than the minibar.. Do they walk in the corridor to suffer the very bad smell coming from somewhere...and stays there for hours.. I have much more to write...really.. But in short the management must learn how to do the job. And I am not going to give the hotel a fourth chance...