Intercontinental Phoenicia Bei, Beirut

he is verry nice hotel in the miedle east not like other hotel even 5 stars hotel the service standard is great and usually all the facilities that he provide

wow beirut is the best city ever.I liked it a lot and i will be going there a lot.It combines everything wooow lebanon i love youuu.Ur the best.I advice everyone to visit this maginificent country even just once in their lives.we had an awsome trip and the best of all is the people.And phoenicia is a great hotel.

The Phoenicia Intercontinental is an incredible hotel. The facilities are outstanding, the staff unfailingly polite and helpful. I have stayed here twice and can't wait to back to Beirut and the Phoenicia again.

The Phoenicia has to be one of the best hotels in the world. Its people are friendly, helpful, and courteous to a "t". My best recommendation: I cannot wait to return, I love it there.

IT'S THE MOST LUXURIOUS HOTEL EVERR AND I'VE BEEN IN 4 SEASONS HOTELS, LAS VEGAS HOTELS, ETC ALL AROUND THE WORLD, AND YOU CAN'T EVER COMPARE THEM TO THIS...

BUTIFUL AND AWESOME ALL.GOOD SERVICE, GOOD PRIVACY FOR HAVING SEX, BLAH OHHHH AHHHHHH OOOOOOOOOOH. AND ALL GOOD AND COOL .Lebanon offers an array of scenic and historical sights. In the capital Beirut, we found ourselves returning again and again to the Corniche, a wide shoreline promenade that's representative of Lebanon -- full of charm and contradictions. It's a good spot to watch the spectacle of Beirutis of all faiths, factions and ages strolling, jogging and skating by. There and elsewhere in the city, you'll realize that east and west not only meet, they dance. The country isn't large, and day trips to historic coastal towns and lovely mountain villages are easily made from Beirut. In Jbail you can walk among the remains of several civilizations, and in Bcharre you can hike in a deep gorge or relax in a grove of graceful cedars. When it comes to skiing, you have your choice of water or snow, depending on the season.

You gotta stay at this hotel if you are in Beirut.The service is excellent and the facilities, restaurant, and luxury is unbeatable. Dine at (Eau De Vie) a wine list winner worldwide.

This must be by far my worst five star experience. Where do I start? The room was a rat hole. Literally. It was claustrophobic. It also had a great view over the beleaguered Holiday Inn. It�s true I wanted to see the Holiday Inn during my stay in Beirut but never in a million years did I think I�d actually be forced to look at it morning, noon and night. The morning after my arrival, I requested info on sightseeing tours, whereby I was given a prospectus of a tour company to browse and decide of a tour to go on. I was then instructed to contact the Avis office inside the hotel so they�d make all the arrangements. Which I did, only unfortunately there were no available tours for the next five days or so. No suggestion of any other companies, nothing. It was like �OK, sorry, that�s it. Do what you want now�. I was left to fend on my own. I ended up spending a couple of hours browsing the Internet, finding other tour companies, and actually made the phone calls and the arrangements myself. During my four-night stay, toiletries in my room were not replenished once. I�m not kidding. NOT ONCE. What�s more, there was a half empty small shampoo bottle left over at the side of the bathtub from the previous guest. I decided to leave it there on purpose to see what housekeeping would do, but as I expected nobody did anything and the bottle remained there for the duration of my stay. On the third day, I came back late in the evening only to find that the room was not done. In fact, it wasn�t �not done�: fresh towels were supplied, the dust bin was emptied but was left open in the middle of the bathroom. It was actually like someone had started doing the room, at some point they were called away, forgot to come back and finish it, and the whole thing was a huge mess. Upon checking out, I asked reception staff to credit my �Miles & More� card, whereby the clerk spent about 10 minutes trying to convince me that that wasn�t possible, saying Intercontinental Hotels don�t do that, he could only credit points to the �Priority Club� card (the Interconti card). It was only after a lady employee came by, heard what was going on, took over and settled the whole thing. In general, staff were too self-absorbed, with a very �No, Can�t do� attitude to serve you properly. The coup de grace came when I was departing the hotel, whereupon due to some sort of �confusion�, my suitcase was not loaded onto my taxi! Half way to where I was going, the taxi driver got a call on his mobile and then started saying �Sac. Hotel�. I went �What sac hotel?�. He kept saying �Sac. Sac�. I was like �Sac? What sac??�. �Shanta!! Shanta!!�. And then I figured, OK, there�s a problem with my suitcase. We had to go back and get it. Thank got I wasn�t on my way to the airport, or in a hurry or something. Honestly, I couldn�t wait to get out of this hotel. Which I actually did, because when I decided to extend my stay the thought of remaining at the Phoenicia never crossed my mind. Instead I moved to the Moevenpick. And what a wise choice that was.

I have stayed in so many hotels around the world, but this was a different experience, loved the rooms, location, and the people. It was worth it. Great service , great food , and a lot of good-looking people.

Go Go Go excellent!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! the service is great you will love it!! it will get you a great tan!! The food is great and its nice and clean!! you have to go!!