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28 Expensive Hotels in Lebanon

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Hotel Hotel in Jbaïl

Four Seasons Halat Hotel & Beach Resort

Halat Sea Road, Halat Byblos, Lebanon, Jbaïl, Lebanon

Cable, direct telephone line, Wi-Fi free internet access around the clock and room service. Our New Bungalows: the one-bedroom suites feature sofa bed... read more

Free WiFi Free parking

$38.27

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Hotel Hotel in Ras Bayrut

WH HOTEL

Mar Youhanna, Bayrut, Lebanon, Ras Bayrut, Lebanon

Deluxe Twin RoomPrivate bathroom Room Size: 34 m²Beds: 2 twinThis air-conditioned room features a sitting area with a flat-screen TV, a wardrobe and a... read more

Free WiFi Airport transportation

$36.91

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Hotel Hotel in Ras Bayrut

Mayflower Hotel

Yafet st.، Hamra، Lebanon, Ras Bayrut, Lebanon

After confirming itself as a landmark on Beirut’s hospitality map, continuity at the hotel was threatened by the Lebanese Civil War that was triggered... read more

Free WiFi Swimming Pool

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$35.49

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Hotel Hotel in Ras Bayrut

Napoleon - Hotel

Nehme Yafet Street، Bayrut, Lebanon, Ras Bayrut, Lebanon

Napoleon Hotel is 4-Star hotel in the heart of Beirut, near great entertainment , trendy shopping, restautants , cafes , business , the enchanting Med... read more

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$32.88

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Know More About Lebanon Hotels

Lebanon has its capital city in Beirut which is also the largest city in the country. While you can travel to Lebanon at any time of the year, it's much more delightful to visit during the summer, the weather is usually warm and comfortable during this period. Summers in Lebanon are packed with a lot of outdoor activities, trips to the beaches, and a lot of cultural events to have fun at.

Lebanon has a rich and unique culture, with about 18 different religious groups, and an exquisite variety of local cuisines. 54% of the population predominantly practice Islam while Christians make up about 40.4% of the population. The main national dishes include kibbe and the tabbouleh while the routine everyday food eaten by the people are pita bread, rice, pasta, and red meat.

Arabic is the official language spoken in Lebanon. A majority of the Lebanese also speak either French or English fluently and Armenian is often spoken by a small percentage of the population.

There are no air services available in Lebanon so to get around you’d have to be driven from one end of the country to the other. Roads are narrow and may seem chaotic to new visitors of the country, and the public transportation system is inadequate. The best way to get through the city is with buses and private/shared taxis.

The Lebanese people are very warm and friendly people, on first encounter, they will greet you warmly, offer you a handshake and then go on to ask about your family and why you are visiting Lebanon. Lebanon, especially Beirut is one of the safest places to travel but it's best to avoid the suburbs in the south of the country.

Lebanon is a wonderful tourist destination with a lot of fascinating historical landmarks, sandy beaches, vibrant nightlife and delicious cuisine. While exploring Lebanon, festivals you should definitely attend are The Baalbeck International Festival, Byblos International Festival, Jounieh International Festival and the Beiteddine Art International Festival, which takes place in a large and magnificent 200-year old palace in the Chouf Mountains in Lebanon.

When visiting Lebanon, you will never be bored of places to see. There are a lot of amazing tourist attractions;

The National Museum of Beirut which conserves more than 100,000 antiquities, sculptures and artifacts dating back to the prehistoric and medieval times.

Baalbek Trilithon, the largest hewn stone in history.

The Beiteddine Palace, built over 300 years and one of Lebanon’s greatest cultural treasures with its elaborate architecture, historic mosaics, and priceless decorations.

The Old Souks in Jbeil is a must visit too. The historical walkways come alive during the day as a heritage site, and at night, it’s a great place to hang out with friends. Also, a perfect place to take pictures and just relish in the breathtaking atmosphere.

If you enjoy the seaside or mountain view, you will enjoy staying in Lebanon, especially the city of Beirut, you will have a wide variety of hotels and apartments to choose from.

Interesting Places to Stay in Lebanon

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28 Expensive Hotels in Lebanon