Beirut Hotels with Pools

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!!

Overall a very nice hotel but Breakfast service was not on par with expectations

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.

This is a very good hotel in Beirut. Good location, hotel service and facilities are not bad. The lobby manager is very good, help us plan the travel route and help us charter. Entering the hotel has security check-ups and five days of trips to Lebanon have stayed at this hotel.

It has a beach to itself. The hotel is very big, but it feels like it has seen some age. The swimming pool can even be called competition-level😀 The corridor of the room feels like living on a cruise ship. The room is not big, and the hotel's own restaurant is not bad. Occasionally, some cute cats pass by.

I live very close to this hotel in Hamra. Earlier this month, i started going to the hotel's cafe/restaurant to work. The internet was slow, but at least it was quiet (mainly because the place is generally empty). Then the other day i was walking back home with my seven year old daughter and she desperately needed to use the bathroom. We walked by the hotel and i saw the same staff member who had served me the day before and said that my daughter needed to use a bathroom. He was very rude and said that only clients can use the bathroom - i said that it was for my daughter who was about to soil herself and that i was a regular customer and was planning on coming back regularly. He went to speak to someone at reception and came back and had a disgusted look on his face and he started telling me that i had to buy something so that she could use the bathroom. I was incensed and refused and we left. What a terrible and inhumane institution. I will never go back.

I had amazing stay there, I enjoyed my time a lot, very cozy hotel with friendly staff, very clean, the room sizes are very comfortable, their Asian Restaurant is wow, most importantly the location is very close to almost everywhere and there is exchange shop right opposite to the hotel. I enjoyed a lot and will definitely come again, I would also like to give my thanks to Mr. Malek from reception as he was very helpful with us during our stay and he was very friendly and professional.

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.

African woman & solo traveler here! My stay was an extremely pleasant one. Members of staff were always ready to assist and were all polite. The view from the rooms are amazing. There is also a rooftop pool with a view of the city, I couldn’t use it because I was there during winter, but if I return during summer, I will definitely stay at Staybridge again and use the pool.

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.