Sea View Hotels in Beirut Governorate, Lebanon

It was amazing the crew was very friendly and helpful special thank to Mohammed with blue eyes :) he is the best, i recommend everyone to stay here u will enjoy it to the max ..

The hotel's biggest highlight is facing the Mediterranean Pigeon Rock directly. The rooms have large floor-to-ceiling windows. The sunrise and sunset are very comfortable. The service is considerate and the environment is comfortable. It is highly recommended. There is a free shuttle bus to and from the airport, which saves time and effort. In addition, walking distance or taxi can quickly reach the city center to visit major attractions, and the transportation is convenient.

The Lancaster Hotel has always been great, with good customer service, location, hygiene, etc. It has always been my first choice for business trips to Beirut. However, I am very grateful for the thoughtfulness of the customer service staff and the timely response of the front desk during this stay, including the room change. Only the bathroom facilities after the room change were a little unsatisfactory, and the other feelings were almost perfect.

Very good, costly performance. Very close to Pigeon Rock attractions, easy to go out! Breakfast service is offered and the waiters are very considerate. They will accompany you throughout your stay! I would stay here again next time!

Benefits: The hotel room is large with a small balcony, the sea view is great, and the breakfast can be seen on the top floor. Disadvantages: 1. Book one month in advance and write an email to the hotel to book the airport pick-up service. After the arrival, I can't find the car. After I went to the hotel, I asked if I didn't even apologize. I said, ”Oh, the colleague who may have promised you forgot. ”. 2. The hotel is not allowed to bring water and food, and no kettle is provided. You can only drink mineral water from the small bar in the room. The cheapest one is a 2000LL bottle. 3. The hotel buffet breakfast is from 6 am to 11 am, but it is basically cold cuts, there is almost no hot food, and there are not many styles. 4. There is a seafood restaurant opposite the hotel, which will be open to the public. At 8/9 in the evening, the music was loud and loud until the early hours of the morning. The music and the crowd cheered only louder and louder, and could not sleep at all. 5. At 9 o'clock in the morning, I heard that the upstairs began to knock and beat the drill wall and was woken up in the repair. Summary: The biggest advantage of the hotel is that the room is large, the location is very good, there is a small balcony with sea view, but the price is that the toilet is small and pitiful... smaller than the hotels in Japan. The hotel's overall facilities are very old, the staff service attitude is not hot or cold, the room WIFI slow WeChat video can not be opened, there are restaurants nearby can not sleep.

Closer to the sea, good service, but the room facilities are relatively old

Great location, great service. Toilets in receptions could be cleaner. Recommended for families

The hotel is beautiful, clean and the location is very central. However the indoor pool in the spa was being emptied in the middle of the day when we tried to use it. Service around the outdoor pool was bit slack for the prices you are paying. However the biggest problem was parking. Felt like we were being taken on a ride, we were told that a full day parking was $25 which we paid, despite the fact that is a really extortinate price for the area, however at the end of our stay we were told that the $25 covers 8 hours only so we were charged twice and extra $9 for an additional three hours stay. So in total we paid $59 for around 20hours of parking which sounds extreme, not to mention the rude way we’re asked to pay. It was the experience I was hoping for, I am unlikely to go back, which is a shame because it is such a historical and beautiful hotel.

The Otel site is beautiful.

Add some from the last review After breakfast on the morning of leaving the store, the lady at the front desk of the restaurant asked me to fill out a questionnaire. I was not satisfied with the type of food. She asked me to fill in the specific point. What I wanted to eat, I wrote fried rice and fried noodles. She said that she could tell them to cook it in the kitchen. This really surprised me, the service is really good. But next time One more thing, in Lebanon, you don't have to exchange Lebanese pounds, because there is almost no place to collect dollars, and the exchange rate is more cost-effective than the exchange point. Strangely enough, in Lebanon, Uber drivers often ask for a price increase outside the system price, and I would rather re-hire and refuse, but sometimes it is not good to take a taxi and have to accept a price increase.