Popular Beirut 4-star Hotels

”This hotel is not 4 stars!” Overall, my stay at this hotel was underwhelming compared to its advertised 4-star rating. The facilities and services felt more akin to a 2-star establishment. One major issue was the frequent electricity cuts from 2:00 AM to noon daily, which was highly inconvenient. The internet speed was also disappointing, peaking at only 2Mb/s. Additionally, the towels were unusable due to their discolored state, and the rooms were cramped. The hallway smelled strongly of smoke, which was concerning, and the bath tub was in poor condition. The balcony door didn't close properly, which affected privacy and security. On the positive side, the hotel manager was respectful and helpful, especially when we accidentally booked for the wrong month. The reception staff were also courteous. Considering the area, the price was reasonable. Overall, while the staff were pleasant, the hotel itself fell short of expectations in terms of amenities and upkeep, especially given its rating.

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.

Simple and comfortable, suitable for business trips. The service at the front desk is very considerate and patiently explains a series of precautions. The bed is very comfortable, the lighting in the store is also good, and there is no strange smell.

It was good overall but I think they didn’t give us the room that we booked instead they gave us a smaller room because they were fully booked

The location was great, everything is very close to you. It’d a simple hotel with no breakfast. But it was good. As a solo female traveler I felt very safe there and they were very kind! This is how the view looks like, outside of the hotel:

In the urban area, the price is very high. It is very convenient to go out to Pigeon Rock. It is enough to go out, about ten minutes. It was quite quiet at night, and the room was more comfortable to live in.

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.

Because they gave the wrong room key, they waited for 10 minutes while entering the rooms. However, the location is fine and the hotel is fine compared to most hotels in Beirut. The lack of parking space or contracted parking is a big disadvantage. If you come at night, you can find a vacant place, but there may not be an empty place during the day.

A very old hotel. The facilities are old and the environment is crowded in the old town. The narrow streets are a bit dirty. There are only three varieties of breakfast to choose from, and it is not enough to ask for more than one cup of coffee per person. The portion of breakfast is relatively small, one international taste is very sweet, one Lebanese tastes strange, and one British tastes bad.

It was a great stay. Overall experience perfect. Cleanliness and friendliness and service just great . I would recommend the hotel to anyone who is traveling to lebanon especially if he is going to be in achrafiyeh. Out experience with Citea was just great . We both want to thank them for everything .