Hotels near Bachoura in Beirut

"I had a wonderful stay at this hotel! The staff were incredibly welcoming and helpful throughout my visit. The room was clean, comfortable, and well-equipped. The location was perfect, and the overall atmosphere was relaxing. I would definitely stay here again and highly recommend it to others!"

"The location is nice, the rooms are quite large and clean. I just don't think it's right for the hotel to charge a parking fee."

"Excellent service. The internet didn't work at all on the first day, so we were moved to a room with a better connection (from the 7th to the 2nd floor). The staff is very responsive and always ready to help. Breakfast is a buffet: boiled eggs, scrambled eggs, sausages, beans, bread, tomatoes, cucumbers, cheese, salami, two types of cereal, two juices, tea, and coffee. They also make flatbreads with cheese and herbs. The first couple of days are great, but then you get tired of it because the main dishes don't change at all, it's always the same. I think some variety would be nice. The cleaning service is simply excellent! We fly often, usually staying in five-star hotels, and frankly, the cleaning here was truly amazing, a level above many other places. They clean every day. The rooms are a little dated, but everything you need is there, and, as I mentioned above, they're really clean. The only thing is, you can't walk barefoot on the floor, but otherwise, everything is great."

"Highly recommended Everything was on point"

"Polite and helpful staff, good restaurant, & very centra location. No acoustic insulation whatsoever, therefore, neighbors & weekend parties can keep you up late."

"The hotel is only three minutes away from the beach. Before the day, I was worried that the conditions would be poor for the price of 400 yuan. As a result, the cleanliness was unexpectedly good. Each room has a balcony and double glass doors. Even if it faces the road, the sound insulation is very good. I gave it five stars, not because it is a five-star hotel, but because its location, room conditions, and service attitude are all great, so I recommend it to my friends in China."

"My only dissapointment was that I didn't book longer. Originally I booked two other hotels for 4 nights before moving here for my final night in Beirut. All were almost equally priced, however, the difference in standards was vast. Napoleon hotel was by far the best. The reception staff were the most professional, well-mannered, efficient and best dressed. The room was the largest by far, including the bed, and had more amenities and newer appliances. The bathroom seemed almost new and was very large, and a bonus addition was the 8th floor balcony. I have no complaints, the only less notbale features were the broken hairdryer, the water taking around 5 minutes to heat and the wifi was a little slow, however, even with these small issues, it was by far the best hotel for the price paid that I stayed at in Lebanon, and I can thoroughly recommend it to all."

"The hotel room is very nice, large, and comfortable. The hotel is modern and unique. You are located right next to the American University in Bliss street. The thing I didn't like was the gym has no lights and was a bit too small and narrow. They also did not have body wash which was very strange and when I informed them, they said that they only provide hand sanitizer."

"The staff here made my stay very convienent and enjoyable. Always willing to help and assist. I’m totally grateful for the commitment of the hotel staff here. Also the location is the cherry on top. Perfect location."

"Waited about 30 minutes to check in. After checking in, I found there was no water in the bathroom, so I called maintenance. The tap water had a strange salty taste, and my facial cleanser wouldn't lather. The safe broke twice and wasn't fixed properly either time. The room's soundproofing is terrible; one night, young people in the next room were making noise until 2 AM. I had to call the front desk for help, but then they started up again at 5 AM. The location is in an older central area of Beirut, but now there are many Syrian refugees living there, making it feel a bit dirty and chaotic."