Beirut hotels

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Low season	May
High season	July
Average price (weeknight):	AED 305
Average price (weekend night):	AED 382

cheapest month to stay

25%

expected price decrease

most expensive time to stay

110%

expected price increase

(avg. price over the last 2 weeks)

Sun - Thu

(weeknight)

(avg. price over the last 2 weeks)

Fri & Sat

(weekend night)

How much does a hotel in Beirut cost?

Le Marly Hotel Beirut

Radisson Blu Martinez Hotel, Beirut

AED 364

No. 2 most popular

Mövenpick Hotel Beirut

Top tips for finding the perfect Beirut hotel

Enjoy 5-star accommodations at the Four Seasons Hotel in Beirut. Located on the Mediterranean coastline, it offers picturesque views of both the city and sea. Choose to stay in a king room or a room with two twin beds. Suites are also available for families or groups. Amenities offered at this upscale hotel include a pool, fitness center, spa and restaurant.
Embrace the history and culture of Beirut with a visit to the Archaeological Museum of the American University of Beirut. Located on the university campus, it has many interesting buildings and green spaces to see. Stay just steps away from this institution of higher learning at the Three O Nine Hotel or Sky Suites Beirut.
Stay near historical Sassine Square (an historical landmark in Beirut) and you’ll be close to lots of shopping including the ABC Mall. Some hotels located in this district include the Sofitel Beirut Le Gabriel and the Parktower Suites.
If you’re visiting Beirut on business, you’ll want to stay in the Central District close to financial institutions and the governmental offices. The Le Patio Boutique Hotel provides comfortable accommodations in this area of town. After a day of work, you can take a dip in the hotel’s pool or walk to the IRIS for a cocktail.
Looking for a mid-range hotel in Beirut? There are plenty to choose from. Many of these are also very family-friendly such as the Markazia Suites, which is within walking distance of the Mohammad Al-Amin Mosque. Other options include the Ramada Downtown by Wyndham and the Q Hotel of Beirut.

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KAYAK users have found double rooms in Beirut for as cheap as AED 61 in the last 3 days. The average price is AED 420.

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In the last 72 hours, users have found Beirut hotels for this weekend for as low as AED 110 per night. Users have also found 3-star hotels from AED 110 and 4-star hotels from AED 112.

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In light traffic, you can probably get to downtown Beirut from the airport in less than 20 minutes. Many hotels provide a complimentary shuttle for their guests to and from the airport. You can take advantage of this amenity when you select to stay at the Hamra Urban Gardens and the Radisson Blu Martinez Hotel.

If you’re looking for an economical hotel in Beirut, you’ll find it at one of the really small hotels in the city. Both the Talal Hostel and the Nouveau Hotel Du liban offer budget-friendly lodging just minutes from the Beirut International Airport.

The nightclub B018 is one of the hottest after-hours spots in town. Once a bomb bunker, it has a nice size dance floor and bar. Party as late as you want when you’re sleeping at the Hotel Albergo or the Sodeco Suites, which are just steps away from the club.

After a day of sightseeing, it is nice to come back to your hotel room for a little pampering and relaxation. Spa treatments such as massages, body wraps and facials can be enjoyed at the Le Gray Beirut. Other amenities provided at this 5-star hotel include a pool, fitness center, a rooftop restaurant, cigar lounge, room service and babysitting services.