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Staff are very friendly indeed. Hotel was only 1 month old (we visited July 2013). Design is Beirut kitsch boutique - so not my personal style but it was fun. It is a very handy location. Room was quiet, spacious and with a beautiful balcony. Lovely bathroom and lots of toiletries. Breakfast is Arabian and yummy. Tea & coffee making facilities in room. Huge downside (for me) is the plastic lined sheets which means that any movement on the bed makes a crinkly noise - so my sleep was poor. If they fid a mattress pad, a mattress protector and good quality cotton (like Ibis Hotels), it will be perfect.

A little hard to find the first time because of the lane it is inside and many hotels with the word suites in them around it. However, the location is actually very good, a stone's through from the most beautiful marina area, 5 mins from downtown and about 20 mins max from the airport. The staff are very friendly and cooperative. Breakfast is traditional lebanese and french food which is actually amazing. Good value for money comparing other hotels in Lebanon. Drawbacks: Small rooms, not a very comfortable bed, tiny tiny washroom which could affect anyone who is above 6' or a little on the heavier side. Free wi-fi in the lobby but you have to pay for internet in the rooms which is a pain in today's date. Overall filled with Lebanese courtesy and warmth.

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 serviceable, and the maid service was great with extra toiletries and hot water. But the power, internet and TV kept going out about once per hour and was so frustrating. I was really scared to get into the elevator since when the power went out the elevators got stuck. Ugh. This was an OK place to stay but it was expensive for the power issues and lack of pool or anything else to use at the hotel, so I kept traveling to other areas and used the pool at other locations. I will not stay here again and will pay more to stay at a more branded hotel closer to the beach and corniche area. Oh well - they tried but Beirut is expensive and there are few tourists there now.

Lovely vintage hotel in a great area. Staying at this hotel felt like going back in time. Some reviews complain about the dated rooms, but I found them really charming. It's easy to imagine that you're staying in Beirut in it's heyday in the 60's. Walking distance to loads of nice restaurants, cafes, and bars. About a 20 minute walk to pigeon rock. Breakfast is simple. As a vegan, there wasn't much for me to each besides bananas, but the coffee was nice. Will stay again during our next trip to Beirut.

positives: +Great location. +Spacious room with big bathroom. +Toiletries/room service each day. +Little fridge, Kettle, TV, AirCon. +Attentive staff. +Great Breakfast with good variety. +Good comfortable environment. ------------- Negatives: -No Beirut Maps or Leaflets about attractions were available. -Poor pre-arrival email responsiveness (We wanted to arrange our stay and get to know available hotel tours prior to arrival but didn't get an informative response. -In room Tea/Coffee pack was provided only first night. -A little card map for Hotel location and surrounding for ease of finding the hotel back was not available. ----------------- About Beirut Plan ahead what you want to do. Google Maps are worthless in Beirut because street names on maps are different and unknown to most locals. There is not so much to do in Beirut, so if you stay few nights make sure to plan ahead your visits or tours to the surrounding cities/villages/ attractions .. etc . ENJOY :)

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 on on 1 PM sharp she called my room asking me to leave immediately or she will send the janitor to take my bags out. I went down, asked for the manager the lady said with an attitude I am the manager I said ok send me someone higher than you, a man came and I told him I will report the facility for such low unprofessional treatment that ruined my whole trip. He replied ok report whatever you want with a tone as it will change nothing Then I left

I stayed there for first time for three nights during a business trip. This is a typical business hotel, it was perfect location and close to cafe and kornesh The hotel is fresh with very modern and easy-going decoration. Breakfast is good, and friendly staff. i have been given an upgrade to suite with sea view. also the hotel did not charge on changing the date of the arrival and that make me to consider to book agine in the same hotel next time I visit Beirut. The only issue is the hotel charge on the internet in room. and its free in the lobby. i suggest to be free even in the room to get 10 mark.

This was a perfect hotel in the heart of all that is happening in Beirut. It is walking distance to Beirut University and other tourist attractions. There are food outlets right at your door step plus a sunset bar and a little cafe for morning coffee and some breakfast. This is independent to the hotel. For a solo female traveller in Beirut it was a great place to base myself.

my stay could have been more fun if the hotel had organized tourism which is one of the selling points of lebanon to the world. i only visited because of the tourist attractions i read about on the internet. revenues could also be generated while exploring this channel.also the culture of the people too was not displayed in the hotel cuisines and hotel business should have been a way of doing so. but generally my experience was a quiet one.

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 only a block from the hotel and I could look out at the Mediterranean Sea from my window. The lively shopping district of Hamra is just 15 minutes in one direction, and the Beirut Souks and other Downtown attractions are a few minutes walk the other way. So the location is central. I walked for miles along the beautiful waterfront, where there are a variety of places to eat. The hotel staff was especially helpful in finding transport for me to visit various areas of Lebanon, especially the lovely Qadisha Valley in the North. The manager even lent me his cell phone to make a call. And the staff were always giving me tea or coffee whenever I went to the lobby - all gratis. I am so grateful to the Regis Hotel for making my two weeks in Lebanon one of the best times in my life. When I go back - soon I hope - I would certainly stay at the Regis again!

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 it to facilitate our stay. Overall, recommend.

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 bar is AMAZING. The staff were super helpful. Loved it and highly recommend it!

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 fresh bread, juices, sweets, fruits and eggs and omelets. The interior was classy royal with nice beds. The wifi signal was strong (maybe they had at least two routers in every floor) and the internet downstream was about 500Kbps. The location very good. Near to shopping, bakeries, ATM:s and a walking distance to the administrative centre. Cabs are cheap too, but often you have to bargain.

Well it was the first time i went to Beirut. A friend advised me to stay in Hamra area as it is the lively "old" town part with lots of shops, bars and good atmosphere. So the location is perfect, just behind the main street. I had no streetnoise, which is getting a rare thing in city centre hotels nowadays. I got upgraded to a suite/apartment room which was nice. The room was big (2 toilets, 2TV, bed, living room and balcony), clean and modern. Not really a great view for outside, none required. Housekeeping did a great job, morning or late afternoon was no problem. No unnecessary disturbance. Reception was friendly and fast. Some brochures with places to visit nicely installed. No decent wifi in hotel without paying extra. Free lobby wifi a bit slow. Taxi to airport was nice on time. So was wake up call. In its class value for money. Improvements possible: free wifi, oncall massage as it has no pool or spa to relax a bit.

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 to breakfast about 8am or it wont be fully set up and your choices are limited before then. the staff is helpful and all speak and understand good english. the internet is very slow and not free so its better to seek wifi outside at starbucks or other coffee houses of course they aren't free either.