Beirut Hotel Guide - Rene Mouawad Garden hotels in Beirut, Lebanon.

"The premises are cleaned by refugees from Africa. Families congregate all day in the Lobby because the WiFi signal is stronger there."

"I understand that it was Ramadan. But I ought to be able to secure a cup of coffee in the dining area. There were no staff on hand & the garbage can behind the counter was overflowing. I had to go to the front desk & remind the manager that some sort of service must be in place for non-Muslims. The clerk rang a bell & ten minutes later a guy comes out & starts moving the chairs & mopping the floor. It was maladroit. I paid for a continental breakfast. I would have been happy if they had brewed a pot of coffee. But they couldn’t even do that. It’s a sad situation in Beruit. It’s going to fall apart."

"This seems like a fake hotel. I didn't get the room. They told me it was overbooked and to cancel online, which iam still following for a refund"

"Wonderful stay and great staff. Within walking distance of down town area and the bay. "

"The room is dirty"

"I always stay in this hotel when I’m in Beirut. It is great in all aspects specially the sraff, very friendly and welcoming. I highly recommend it. "

"Excellent staff, great location."

"Staff excellent room spacious location very central "

""I recently had an amazing stay at Hamra Urban Gardens in Beirut. The vibe of the hotel is incredibly unique—it’s the perfect blend of urban cool and traditional Lebanese hospitality. The rooftop pool is a sanctuary in the middle of Hamra, and the whole place feels like a vibrant community. However, what truly made this trip unforgettable was the incredible people I was with. I want to extend a special thanks to Hossam, Fadia, Wessam And Samer. I highly recommend this hotel to anyone who wants to experience the true heart and soul of Beirut!""