המלונות הטובים ביותר ב Lebanon
Lebanon has 8,000+ places to stay, and sorting the genuinely good from the overpriced and disappointing takes serious work. We reviewed the standouts across Beirut, the coast, the mountains, and the Bekaa Valley. these 10 made the cut.
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· בדוק מחירים הבחירות המובילות שלנו ב Lebanon
לחץ על מלון כלשהו לבדיקת זמינות והזמנה במחיר הטוב ביותר.
Kempinski Summerland Hotel & Resort
Beirut
Blue Marlin Batroun
Tripoli
Sands Hotel
Byblos
Warda وَرْدَة Lebanese Guesthouse
Jounieh
Glamping Lebanon
Sidon
Al Haush
Baalbek
Gefinor Rotana
Beirut
Victoria Boutique Hotel Mina
Tripoli
Domaine Des Oliviers - Guesthouse in Lebanon.
Byblos
Lebanon Hostel
Jounieh
₪120/לילה המחירים משוערים ומשתנים בהתאם לעונה
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| # | מלון | עיר ואזור | מחיר/לילה | ציון | שירותים |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Kempinski Summerland Hotel & Resort | Beirut | ₪590/לילה | 9.4/10 | בריכהארוחת בוקרספא+8חדר כושרמסעדהברמותר חיות מחמדשאטלחנייהסאונהילדים |
| 2 | Blue Marlin Batroun | Tripoli | ₪410/לילה | 9.6/10 | בריכהארוחת בוקרספא+7חוףמסעדהברמותר חיות מחמדשאטלחנייהילדים |
| 3 | Sands Hotel | Byblos | ₪300/לילה | 9.8/10 | ארוחת בוקרמסעדהבר+3שאטלחנייהילדים |
| 4 | Warda وَرْدَة Lebanese Guesthouse | Jounieh | ₪120/לילה | 9.4/10 | בריכהארוחת בוקרחדר כושר+5מסעדהשאטלחנייהסאונהילדים |
| 5 | Glamping Lebanon | Sidon | ₪260 – ₪330/לילה | 9.6/10 | בריכהארוחת בוקרספא+1חנייה |
| 6 | Al Haush | Baalbek | ₪260 – ₪330/לילה | 9.6/10 | בריכהארוחת בוקרמסעדה+4ברשאטלחנייהילדים |
| 7 | Gefinor Rotana | Beirut | ₪400/לילה | 9.4/10 | בריכהארוחת בוקרספא+7חדר כושרמסעדהברשאטלחנייהסאונהילדים |
| 8 | Victoria Boutique Hotel Mina | Tripoli | ₪320/לילה | 9.8/10 | ארוחת בוקרברחנייה+1ילדים |
| 9 | Domaine Des Oliviers - Guesthouse in Lebanon. | Byblos | ₪670/לילה | 9.6/10 | בריכהארוחת בוקרספא+4מסעדהברשאטלחנייה |
| 10 | Lebanon Hostel | Jounieh | ₪120/לילה | 10/10 |
למה המלונות האלה עלו לרשימה
הנה למה כל אחד עלה לרשימה.
Kempinski Summerland Hotel & Resort
Kempinski Summerland sits right on the Mediterranean, and you feel that immediately. It's a sprawling beachfront resort with serious ambition: three restaurants, six bars (including three pool bars and one open-air bar set directly over the sea), a spa, a gym, and a private beach with sunloungers. The scale is genuinely impressive. Rooms come with balconies, flat-screens, and Nespresso machines as standard. Upgrade to a suite and you're looking at sea views, hot tubs, direct pool access, or even a kitchenette and 24-hour butler service in the two-bedroom options. Water sports are well covered too, with snorkeling, scuba, water skiing, and watercraft rentals all on offer. The resort is five kilometers from both the airport and Mohammad Al-Amin Mosque, so the location is genuinely convenient. Two honest caveats: breakfast costs extra, which feels stingy at this level, and the sheer size of the property can feel more resort-complex than intimate retreat. If you want a calm base with real beach access in Beirut, this delivers.
כתובת:Kempinski Summerland Hotel & Resort, Al Akhtal Al Saghir, Beirut, Lebanon
השווה מחירים לKempinski Summerland Hotel & Resort
המחירים מוצגים לחדר 1, 2 מבוגרים. לחץ לראות זמינות עדכנית.
Blue Marlin Batroun
Blue Marlin Batroun sits right on the Lebanese coast in Batroun, and the beach access makes the whole place feel built around the water rather than just next to it. It's a three-star property that punches above its rating, earning consistently strong guest praise. The restaurant and bar give you real dining options without leaving the property, and the breakfast buffet means you can fuel up properly before hitting the sea. You can snorkel, scuba dive, or rent watercraft directly through the hotel, so the ocean stays front and center the whole stay. Bicycle rental adds a low-key way to explore Batroun at your own pace. Practical touches matter here too: currency exchange, full-service laundry, baggage storage, and a convenience store handle the everyday friction of travel. The social hour is a nice bonus, giving the place a genuinely easy, unhurried feel. Our one honest caveat: no sub-descriptions confirmed a pool or spa on-site, so verify those directly before booking if they're a priority.
כתובת:Blue Marlin Batroun, طريق البحري Street 11, building 186 Batroun, Lebanon
השווה מחירים לBlue Marlin Batroun
המחירים מוצגים לחדר 1, 2 מבוגרים. לחץ לראות זמינות עדכנית.
Sands Hotel
Sands Hotel sits right on Sands Street in Byblos, one of Lebanon's most storied coastal cities, and the whole place feels unhurried and easy. The vibe is calm rather than flashy, with a strong reputation built almost entirely on word of mouth. You start your day with a breakfast buffet, which guests consistently rate as a highlight. Wi-Fi is solid throughout, and if you need to get work done there's a public internet workstation on-site. After that, the activity list opens up fast: snorkeling, scuba, water skiing, and watercraft rental put you directly on the water. Tennis, a game room, and bicycle rental round out the daytime options nicely. When the evening arrives, a bar, nightclub, and casino keep things lively without you ever leaving the property. The restaurant and room service mean you're never scrambling for a meal. A concierge, baggage storage, and a convenience store handle the practical stuff quietly in the background. One honest caveat: with so many on-site activities, this place rewards guests who actually want to use them.
כתובת:Sands Hotel, sands street, Byblos, Lebanon
השווה מחירים לSands Hotel
המחירים מוצגים לחדר 1, 2 מבוגרים. לחץ לראות זמינות עדכנית.
Warda وَرْدَة Lebanese Guesthouse
Warda Lebanese Guesthouse sits on Shawya Street in Zouk Mosbeh, and it carries the calm, unhurried character you'd want from a three-star property that punches above its weight. The vibe is personal rather than corporate, and guests consistently rate it highly. You get a pool, which makes a real difference in the Lebanese summer heat. The fitness center covers the basics: elliptical machines, weight machines, and free weights, plus a sauna if you need to wind down properly. A restaurant on-site means you're not scrambling for breakfast. Housekeeping and full-service laundry are both included, which keeps longer stays low-maintenance. Concierge, baggage storage, airport shuttle, and local shuttle round out a surprisingly thorough service list. Meeting rooms are available, so work trips are genuinely workable here. The property is accessible and accepts cards and cash. Our one honest caveat: Zouk Mosbeh rewards guests who have their own plans, so use that concierge and come with some direction.
כתובת:Warda وَرْدَة Lebanese Guesthouse, Shawya Street 36, Zouk Mosbeh, Lebanon
השווה מחירים לWarda وَرْدَة Lebanese Guesthouse
המחירים מוצגים לחדר 1, 2 מבוגרים. לחץ לראות זמינות עדכנית.
Glamping Lebanon
Glamping Lebanon sits on a leafy hill in Maghdoucheh, surrounded by olive trees, and it feels genuinely removed from the everyday. There are only 4 permanent tents here, so the atmosphere stays calm and personal. The tents are rustic but not rough. Most come with whirlpool tubs, sea views, and private terraces, and some are bi-level, which adds a surprising sense of space. Every tent has a private bathroom and a minifridge. The resort is 4 km from the Mediterranean and 8 km from Sidon Sea Castle, so you're close to the coast without being in the thick of it. Breakfast and dinner are both available on-site, meaning you can stay unhurried and never feel pressured to drive out for a meal. The pool and hot tub round out the on-site experience nicely. Wi-Fi and air conditioning are included, so comfort isn't sacrificed for the rustic look. If you want more than 4 nights and a crowd, this isn't your place. But for a slow, intimate escape, it genuinely delivers.
כתובת:Glamping Lebanon, Maghdoucheh, Lebanon
השווה מחירים לGlamping Lebanon
המחירים מוצגים לחדר 1, 2 מבוגרים. לחץ לראות זמינות עדכנית.
Al Haush
Al Haush is a casual farmstay in the Lebanese countryside, and it feels genuinely unhurried in a way that's increasingly rare. The surroundings are rural and open, with Beqaa Valley's hiking trails and vineyards just 7 km away. You get 10 rooms with wood-paneled walls, free Wi-Fi, and access to a shared patio. Some rooms include bunk beds, which makes the setup feel practical and unfussy. There are two outdoor pools (one adults-only), playgrounds, and a packed menu of activities: bike rentals, farm tours, horseback riding, yoga, cooking classes, and painting classes. Meals are served on terraces or in an informal dining room, and breakfast is available on-site. The whole place has a kid-friendly, activity-rich energy without feeling like a resort. It's the kind of spot where you actually do things rather than just sit by a pool. If slow mornings and countryside calm are what you're after, this delivers. Just confirm meal fees in advance since they may apply separately.
כתובת:Al Haush, Off Houch El Ghanam main street, Houch El Ghanam, Lebanon
השווה מחירים לAl Haush
המחירים מוצגים לחדר 1, 2 מבוגרים. לחץ לראות זמינות עדכנית.
Gefinor Rotana
Gefinor Rotana sits on Clemenceau Street in Hamra, bringing a polished, no-nonsense five-star feel to one of Beirut's most walkable neighborhoods. The hotel is 2 km from the Mohammad Al-Amin Mosque and 5 km from the National Museum of Beirut, so you're well-placed to explore the city. Rooms are straightforward and comfortable, with free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, and tea and coffeemakers. Most come with balconies and city views, which keeps things from feeling boxed in. Studios add kitchenettes if you want more flexibility, and upgraded suites go further with separate living and dining areas plus whirlpool tubs. The rooftop pool and bar are a genuine highlight, and 24/7 room service means you're never stuck. Downstairs, a buffet restaurant, lobby lounge, sauna, spa, and fitness center round things out nicely. An airport shuttle and business center add practical value. Our honest caveat: rooms are described as "straightforward" for a reason, so if ultra-luxe interiors matter to you, temper expectations. For most travelers, the overall package here is hard to beat.
כתובת:Gefinor Rotana, Clemenceau Street, Beirut, Lebanon
שכונה:Hamra
השווה מחירים לGefinor Rotana
המחירים מוצגים לחדר 1, 2 מבוגרים. לחץ לראות זמינות עדכנית.
Victoria Boutique Hotel Mina
Victoria Boutique Hotel Mina sits in Tripoli, Lebanon, and carries the kind of calm, unhurried character you'd expect from a smaller property that takes its name seriously. The "boutique" tag here feels earned. Guests consistently highlight the Wi-Fi, parking, air conditioning, and breakfast as standout features, which tells you the basics are well handled. You can grab breakfast on-site, which is a genuine convenience in a city where mornings can feel unpredictable. Some rooms come with a kitchen, microwave, and coffee maker, so longer stays feel genuinely comfortable rather than just tolerable. A minibar, refrigerator, and private bathroom are solid room-level touches. The bar gives the place a social, lived-in feel. If you're arriving by car or need a transfer arranged, both are covered. Bicycle and watercraft rentals suggest the surrounding area rewards exploration, and the property is kid-friendly too. If you want a no-nonsense stay with thoughtful extras in northern Lebanon, this is a strong candidate.
כתובת:Victoria Boutique Hotel Mina, Farah Antoun, Tripoli, Lebanon
השווה מחירים לVictoria Boutique Hotel Mina
המחירים מוצגים לחדר 1, 2 מבוגרים. לחץ לראות זמינות עדכנית.
Domaine Des Oliviers - Guesthouse in Lebanon.
Domaine Des Oliviers is a guesthouse in Batroun, Lebanon, with a calm, unhurried character that feels genuinely removed from city noise. The outdoor pool and hot tub are clear draws here, and with breakfast buffet service on-site, you can swim before you eat. There's also a full restaurant and bar, so you don't need to go far for a proper meal or a drink at the end of the day. Rooms come with air conditioning, a refrigerator, and a coffee maker, which keeps things comfortable and self-sufficient. Private bathrooms, housekeeping, and baggage storage cover the practical basics without fuss. A transfer and local shuttle service mean getting around is straightforward even if you arrive without a car. The multilingual staff speaks Arabic, English, French, and Russian, which helps guests feel at ease right away. Parking is available on-site, a genuine convenience in a region where that's not always a given. If you want a relaxed, well-equipped stay in Batroun, this one earns your attention.
כתובת:Domaine Des Oliviers - Guesthouse in Lebanon., Cite Scout, Batroun, Lebanon
השווה מחירים לDomaine Des Oliviers - Guesthouse in Lebanon.
המחירים מוצגים לחדר 1, 2 מבוגרים. לחץ לראות זמינות עדכנית.
Lebanon Hostel
Lebanon Hostel sits in Zouk Mosbeh, a town north of Beirut with a relaxed, unhurried feel. The vibe here is unpretentious and no-nonsense. We don't have a detailed breakdown of rooms or amenities from the property itself, so we'll be straight with you: the picture we can paint is incomplete. What we do know is that guests who've left reviews are genuinely enthusiastic, and that kind of consistent satisfaction is worth paying attention to. The surrounding area has a calm, local character that feels removed from the busier pulse of central Beirut. If you're drawn to quieter spots that still keep you connected to Lebanon's broader landscape, this area delivers that mood. Our honest caveat: before booking, reach out directly to confirm what's included, since we can't verify specific amenities or room types. Go in with open eyes, ask questions, and you may find something that suits you well.
כתובת:Lebanon Hostel, Zouk Mosbeh, Lebanon
השווה מחירים לLebanon Hostel
המחירים מוצגים לחדר 1, 2 מבוגרים. לחץ לראות זמינות עדכנית.
היכן לשהות ב Lebanon
השכונה שתבחרו חשובה יותר מהמלון עצמו.
Beirut neighborhoods: where to actually stay
Achrafieh is the best all-rounder. You're 12 minutes walk from Sursock Museum, surrounded by restaurants on Rue Monot and nightlife on Rue Gouraud, and it has the most intact pre-war architecture in the city. Albergo Hotel sits right in this neighborhood and sets the standard for what a Beirut luxury stay should feel like.
Badaro is the calmer, slightly cheaper alternative. It's residential, it has good coffee shops along Rue Badaro itself, and you can walk to Mar Mikhael in 15 minutes when you want the louder option. The Smallville Hotel is based here and pulls it off well. Skip the Hamra area entirely. the street has lost its creative energy and the hotels charge Achrafieh prices for a noticeably worse experience.
The coast: Byblos vs. Batroun vs. Tyre
These three coastal towns each hit a different note. Byblos is the most historically loaded: Phoenician ruins, a Crusader castle, and a medieval Old Town you can walk end-to-end in 20 minutes. Hayete Guesthouse in Byblos Old Town is the budget choice, and it's a genuinely good one. Batroun is younger in feel, with a beach scene near the White Beach and a relaxed strip of bars near the Old City walls.
Tyre is the quieter, less-visited option and that's part of the appeal. The Roman Hippodrome and the Al-Bass Archaeological Site are world-class and you'll rarely have to share them with a crowd. Beit El Nessim puts you in the Al-Bass neighborhood, 5 minutes walk from the ruins. The drive south from Beirut to Tyre on the coastal road takes about 80 minutes and is worth it.
Mountain escapes: what to expect above 1,000m
The Metn and Kesrouan mountains above Beirut give you a completely different climate and pace. Broumana sits at roughly 900m on the Metn ridge and is 35 minutes drive from Beirut. In August, locals from the city come up here to escape the coastal heat. it's 5-8°C cooler than the seafront. Printania Palace Hotel on Broumana's Main Road is the most popular option in town for good reason.
Faraya and Mzaar are higher up at 1,800-2,400m. In winter it's ski country. In summer it's hiking trails and cool nights. Chateau Rweiss handles the family market well here. The drive from Beirut up the Nahr el Kalb valley through Jounieh and Ghazir takes about 50 minutes on a clear day.
The Shouf and Deir el Qamar: Lebanon's underrated interior
Most visitors fly past the Chouf mountains on the way somewhere else. That's a mistake. Deir el Qamar has an 18th-century palace square, a restored synagogue, and stone streets that look like a film set. It's 55 minutes from Beirut via the Damascus Road. Mir Amin Palace hotel sits right in the Historic Center, in a building that was once the actual palace of Prince Amin Chehab.
The Shouf Cedar Reserve nearby. the largest cedar reserve in Lebanon. makes for an excellent half-day if you're based in Deir el Qamar. Combine it with a stop at Beiteddine Palace, which is 10 minutes drive away. Between July and August the Beiteddine International Festival runs concerts in the palace courtyard, which pushes nearby hotel prices up by 20-30%. Book early if you're visiting during the festival.
The Bekaa Valley: wine, ruins, and real Lebanese food
The Bekaa Valley is where you go if you care about Lebanese wine. Ksara, Kefraya, and Massaya all have the bulk of their vineyards here, and most offer tastings and cellar tours for $10-20 per person. Zahle is the valley's main town and the food scene along the Berdawni River is legitimately excellent. outdoor tables, mezze spreads, arak flowing. Taleh Hotel on Ksara Road is a solid base.
Baalbek is 35km north of Zahle and one of the great archaeological sites in the entire Middle East. The Temple of Jupiter and the Temple of Bacchus are extraordinary, and neither is overrun with tourists the way Byblos sometimes gets. Go early, before 10am, and you'll often have the site nearly to yourself. Driving from Zahle takes about 30 minutes on the Baalbek Highway.
Booking in Lebanon: timing, currency, and things to watch
Book mountain hotels 3-4 weeks in advance for July-August weekends. Lebanese families from Beirut and the diaspora fill places like Broumana and Ehden fast once school ends in June. The same applies to Faraya ski weekends in January-February. For coastal towns in shoulder season. May or October. you can often walk in and negotiate, especially at smaller guesthouses.
Pay in cash dollars where you can. Many hotels will quote you a price in USD, take your credit card, then convert at a rate that quietly adds 5-8% to your bill. Carry $20 bills for tips and incidentals. Also worth knowing: some older mountain hotels still list prices in Lebanese pounds at pre-2019 exchange rates. If a quoted price sounds absurdly low, ask them to confirm in USD before you celebrate.
גלה את Lebanon לפי עיר
אנחנו מכסים 6 יעדים ברחבי Lebanon. בחר עיר למדריך מלונות מוקדש.
אזורי המלון הטובים ביותר של Lebanon
If it's your first time in Lebanon, start in Beirut or the coast around Byblos and Batroun. The mountain towns like Broumana and Faraya are worth a night or two, but they're best as add-ons, not bases.
Beirut 2 מלונות מאומתים Chaotic, magnetic, and completely unlike anywhere else in the region.
Chaotic, magnetic, and completely unlike anywhere else in the region.
Beirut is a city that demands engagement. It's loud, it's layered, and you'll find 2,000-year-old ruins sitting next to a craft cocktail bar on Rue Gouraud in Gemmayzeh. That's either exciting or exhausting depending on your temperament. Plan accordingly.
Achrafieh is the anchor neighborhood for most visitors. Sursock Museum is 10 minutes walk, the Armenian quarter of Bourj Hammoud is 15 minutes, and the Green Line's old division cuts through the area in ways that are still visible if you know where to look. Badaro is the calmer eastern alternative, with tree-lined streets and good coffee shops within walking distance.
Avoid Downtown Beirut (the Solidere district) as a base. The reconstruction is impressive but the area is hollow at night. no residents, no neighborhood life, just restaurants catering to expense accounts. You'll pay $180-300/night for a central address that leaves you stranded after dinner.
עיין בכל מלוני Beirut → Byblos, Batroun & the North Coast 2 מלונות מאומתים Phoenician history meets the Mediterranean. and some of the best seafood you'll eat anywhere.
Phoenician history meets the Mediterranean. and some of the best seafood you'll eat anywhere.
Byblos is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities on earth, and walking the Old Town at dawn before the day-trippers arrive is a genuinely moving experience. The Crusader Castle, the Phoenician temples, and the medieval souk area sit within a 20-minute walk of each other. Hayete Guesthouse puts you inside the Old Town walls, which is exactly where you want to be.
Batroun, 12km north of Byblos, has a younger, more relaxed energy. The Old City walls are largely intact, the White Beach draws a local crowd on summer weekends, and the town has developed a good bar and restaurant scene on Rue Principale without losing the small-town feel. It's a 50-minute drive north from Beirut on the coastal highway.
Kanaan Hotel in Batroun's Old City represents the mid-range well here. You're 5 minutes walk from the Phoenician Wall and close enough to the waterfront to hear the sea at night. Summer weekends in July and August fill these towns fast. reserve at least 2 weeks ahead for Friday-Saturday nights.
עיין בכל מלוני Byblos, Batroun & the North Coast → Mountain Lebanon (Broumana, Faraya & Ehden) 3 מלונות מאומתים Cool air, cedar forests, ski slopes, and stone villages above the heat of the coast.
Cool air, cedar forests, ski slopes, and stone villages above the heat of the coast.
Mountain Lebanon covers everything from the Metn ridge towns like Broumana (900m) to the high alpine resort of Mzaar near Faraya (2,400m) and the northern highland town of Ehden near the Qadisha Valley. Each sits at a different altitude and draws a different crowd. Broumana is the urban escape. Faraya is ski country. Ehden is for people who want silence and stone.
Printania Palace in Broumana is the most established hotel on the mountain circuit and pulls a mixed crowd of Lebanese families, diaspora visitors, and Beirut weekenders. It's on the Main Road with views across the Metn valley. Chateau Rweiss in Faraya is positioned best for Mzaar ski access. Tgrand Hotel Kadri in Ehden is the luxury outlier. $280-400/night. and sits in a town that barely has a traffic light.
Mountain hotels operate a near-inverse season to the coast. August weekends are fully booked, full stop. January ski weekends sell out quickly. May and October are quiet and genuinely pleasant, with temperatures around 15-20°C and prices at their lowest.
עיין בכל מלוני Mountain Lebanon (Broumana, Faraya & Ehden) → South Coast & Chouf (Tyre & Deir el Qamar) 2 מלונות מאומתים Roman ruins, Ottoman palaces, and a coastline that most tourists completely skip.
Roman ruins, Ottoman palaces, and a coastline that most tourists completely skip.
Tyre (Sur) is 80km south of Beirut and holds two UNESCO-listed archaeological zones. The Al-Bass Site has a Roman triumphal arch and a 480m-long chariot racing hippodrome. The Al-Mina Site has colonnaded streets that run directly into the sea. Beit El Nessim is in the Al-Bass neighborhood, close enough to the ruins that you can visit at sunset when the light is best.
Deir el Qamar is a different world. Up in the Chouf mountains at around 800m, it's a beautifully preserved 18th-century village with a remarkable religious history. Maronite, Druze, Jewish, and Catholic communities all left their mark on a single square kilometer. Mir Amin Palace in the Historic Center was genuinely a palace, and the stone-vaulted rooms and formal gardens back that up.
These two destinations don't compete with each other. they complement a trip. Two nights in each is a natural pairing. The drive between Tyre and Deir el Qamar via Saida and the Chouf mountains takes about 90 minutes on mountain roads.
עיין בכל מלוני South Coast & Chouf (Tyre & Deir el Qamar) → Bekaa Valley (Zahle & Baalbek) 1 מלון מאומת Wine country, Roman temples, and some of Lebanon's most honest cooking.
Wine country, Roman temples, and some of Lebanon's most honest cooking.
The Bekaa Valley sits at 900m altitude, flanked by the Lebanon and Anti-Lebanon mountain ranges. It's a different Lebanon from the coast. drier, hotter in summer, colder in winter, and far less visited by foreign tourists. That last part is a feature, not a bug. Zahle is the main base, and its riverside restaurant strip along the Berdawni is the place to spend an evening.
Ksara Winery is 15 minutes from Zahle on the Ksara Road and offers guided cellar tours through 2km of Roman caves for around $10 per person. Taleh Hotel is named after the road it sits on. it's the most sensible base in the valley, with Ksara, Chateau Kefraya, and the highway to Baalbek all within easy reach.
Baalbek is 35km north and should not be rushed. Give the Temple of Jupiter complex a full morning. The scale is genuinely hard to process. the stone platform stones weigh up to 800 tonnes each. Visit Tuesday-Thursday to avoid the weekend crowds that come up from Beirut.
עיין בכל מלוני Bekaa Valley (Zahle & Baalbek) →האזורים הטובים ביותר לפי סגנון
ספר לנו איך אתה נוסע.
Romantic
Deir el Qamar's Historic Center is the top pick. Ottoman stone streets, a 17th-century palace square, and near-zero tourist traffic make it feel like a private discovery. Mir Amin Palace delivers the setting without any effort required on your part.
Culture & History
Byblos Old Town is 5,000 years of layered history in a 20-minute walk. Phoenician temples, a Crusader castle, and a medieval souk, all in one compact neighborhood. Add a half-day at Baalbek and you've covered the range of what Lebanon's past looks like.
Family
Faraya and the Mzaar resort zone work best for families. Skiing in winter, hiking in summer, and Chateau Rweiss has the space and facilities to keep everyone comfortable for a multi-night stay.
Budget
Byblos Old Town gives you the most for the least. Hayete Guesthouse starts at $55/night, you're steps from the archaeological site, and the restaurants and bars along the old port keep costs low if you stick to the local spots rather than the tourist terraces.
Beach
Batroun's Old City neighborhood is the most livable beach base. The public beach at Batroun is a short walk, the town has good nightlife, and you're not stuck on a highway-side resort strip the way you are further south near Jounieh.
Foodie
Beirut's Gemmayzeh and Mar Mikhael neighborhoods. specifically the stretch of Rue Gouraud and Armenia Street. are where Lebanese cooking meets genuine creativity. Stay in Achrafieh and walk 12 minutes to eat your way through both.
איך בדקנו את המלונות האלה
כל מלון ברשימה זו עבר את אותה הערכה. הנה בדיוק איך אנחנו מדרגים אותם.
We reviewed 8,000+ options across the main regions of Lebanon. We cut the ones with misleading pool photos that turn out to be a shared rooftop bucket, Beirut hotels charging $200/night for rooms that haven't been renovated since 2005, mountain chalets that list 'sea views' when you'd need a periscope to spot the water, and guesthouses with ratings inflated by family reviews. What's left are places that actually deliver on their photos.
איכות מיקום
האם השכונה נוחה להליכה? האם מסעדות, חנויות ואטרקציות נמצאות במרחק הליכה של 10 דקות? איך זה מרגיש בלילה? אנחנו מעריכים בטיחות, גישה לתחבורה ציבורית ואם לאזור יש אופי מקומי אמיתי. מלון בשכונה הלא נכונה הורס טיול. לכן המיקום נושא את המשקל הרב ביותר.
תמורה למחיר
אנחנו משווים מה שמשלמים למה שמקבלים. מלון ב-150 אירו עם מיקום מצוין, חדרים נקיים וצוות מועיל יכול לנצח מלון ב-500 אירו עם שירותים מפוארים באזור רע. אנחנו לוקחים בחשבון תמחור עונתי, מדיניות ביטול ועלויות נסתרות. המטרה היא למצוא את היחס הטוב ביותר, לא את המחיר הנמוך ביותר.
חוויית אורחים
אנחנו מנתחים אלפי ביקורות מאומתות של אורחים בפלטפורמות מרובות, מחפשים דפוסים ולא תלונות בודדות. שבח עקבי על ניקיון, צוות ואיכות חדרים חשוב. אנחנו גם מעריכים את הבלתי מוחשי: האם למלון יש אופי? מלון רשת חסר נשמה עם מתקנים מושלמים עדיין מפסיד למסעדה קטנה מנוהלת היטב עם אישיות.
כל מלון בדף זה זכה למקומו דרך תהליך זה.
מתי לבקר Lebanon: עונה לפי עונה
מחירי מלונות, עומס ומזג אוויר משתנים לפי עונה.
Summer (Jun-Aug)
July and August are fully peak season along the Lebanese coast. Beirut, Byblos, and Batroun fill fast, and prices jump 30-50% above shoulder season rates. The mountains are the smart play: Broumana and Ehden run 5-8°C cooler than the coast, and you're sharing the roads with Lebanese diaspora returning for summer rather than international tour groups. Book mountain hotels by late May for weekend stays.
Autumn (Sep-Nov)
September and October are the best months to visit Lebanon, full stop. The coast cools to a genuinely comfortable 22-26°C, the summer crowds have left, and hotels drop back to sane prices. The Bekaa Valley grape harvest happens in September, which means Ksara and Kefraya are doing tours and the Zahle restaurant scene is at its most lively. Mid-range hotels in Byblos and Batroun run $80-145/night with no advance booking needed midweek.
Winter (Dec-Feb)
The coast in winter is quiet, cheap, and occasionally rainy. Beirut hotels drop to $60-130/night for properties that hit $200 in summer. Mountain hotels flip the script: Faraya and Mzaar are busy from January through late February as ski season peaks, with Chateau Rweiss running $160-220/night. The Beiteddine and Byblos areas are genuinely quiet December-February and worth considering for anyone who prefers empty streets to summer traffic.
Spring (Mar-May)
Spring is the best-kept secret on the Lebanese calendar. The wildflowers hit the Shouf and Qadisha Valley in March and April, temperatures are ideal at 16-22°C on the coast, and you're paying shoulder rates almost everywhere. Easter weekend is the one exception: it's a national holiday, and mountain towns like Broumana and Deir el Qamar get busy with Lebanese families for 3-4 days. Avoid those specific dates or book 4 weeks ahead.
איך להזמין מלונות ב Lebanon
אסטרטגיות הזמנה חכמות לLebanon.
Book mountain hotels for August by June
Lebanese families from Beirut and the diaspora block-book Broumana, Ehden, and the Metn mountains from mid-July through August. Printania Palace and Tgrand Hotel Kadri both fill their weekends by late June. If you're visiting in August, set a reminder to book on June 1. Weekdays in August (Monday-Wednesday) are easier to find without a reservation.
Carry USD cash, especially outside Beirut
In Byblos, Zahle, Batroun, and the mountain towns, many guesthouses and smaller hotels prefer. or only accept. US dollar cash. Credit card surcharges of 3-5% are common, and some properties convert your bill at a rate 8-10% below the street rate. Bring clean $50 and $100 bills from home if you can. ATMs in Beirut's Hamra Street and Bliss Street area dispense USD but limit you to $100-200 per transaction.
Skip the Jounieh coastal strip for hotels
The cluster of hotels between Jounieh harbor and the Dbayyeh highway looks convenient on a map but delivers poorly in practice. You're sandwiched between a four-lane coastal road and a shopping mall, with no walkable neighborhood to speak of. Pay a bit more and stay in Byblos Old Town or Batroun's Old City instead. The 20-30 minute extra drive is worth it every time.
Check festival dates before booking the Chouf
The Beiteddine International Festival runs July-August in the Beiteddine Palace courtyard, 10 minutes from Deir el Qamar. It attracts major international performers and sells out weeks in advance. During festival weeks, Mir Amin Palace and nearby properties fill up and charge premium rates. $220-280/night versus the standard $180-240/night. If you're not there for the festival, avoid those weekends entirely.
Rent a car if you're doing more than one region
Lebanon is small. driving coast to mountains takes 45 minutes, and Beirut to Baalbek is under 2 hours. But the public transport network outside Beirut is genuinely limited. Service taxis from Cola terminal cover the main routes for $2-5, but they run on passenger demand and don't have fixed schedules. For any itinerary combining the coast, a mountain town, and the Bekaa, rent a car at Beirut Airport. Budget for $35-60/day including insurance.
Avoid Solidere Downtown as a base, even at a discount
The Solidere reconstruction district looks impressive in photos. limestone facades, French Mandate architecture, the Mohammad Al-Amine Mosque. But it's a neighborhood in name only. Residents are scarce, local restaurants are few, and by 9pm most of it is quiet in a way that feels off. Hotels here charge Achrafieh prices for a fundamentally inferior experience. The 15-minute walk from Achrafieh to Solidere is easy; the reverse. walking back to a dead zone at night. gets old fast.
שאלות נפוצות על מלונות ב Lebanon
תשובות ישירות מהצוות שלנו.
What's the best area to stay in Beirut?
Achrafieh and Badaro are the two neighborhoods worth your money. Achrafieh puts you 10 minutes walk from Sursock Museum and gives you access to the best restaurant streets in the city, including Rue Gouraud in Gemmayzeh. Badaro is quieter and slightly cheaper, with a genuine local feel that Hamra lost years ago. Avoid Mar Mikhael if you're a light sleeper. The bars on Armenia Street run until 4am.
When is the best time to visit Lebanon?
May-June and September-October are the sweet spots. Temperatures sit at 22-28°C on the coast, crowds are manageable, and hotel prices run $80-180/night at mid-range properties. July and August are peak season: Beirut and Byblos fill up fast, prices jump 30-50%, and the heat on the coast gets oppressive. January-February is ski season in Faraya and Mzaar, which drives mountain hotel prices up while the coast stays calm and cheap.
Is Lebanon safe for tourists right now?
The tourist areas. Beirut's Achrafieh and Gemmayzeh, the coastal towns from Byblos to Batroun, the Chouf and Metn mountain districts. are generally fine to visit. Stay updated before you go. Check your government's travel advisory the week of departure, not six months before. The south of Lebanon near the border with Israel, and areas close to the Syrian border in the northeast, require serious caution and should be avoided.
How much do hotels in Lebanon cost per night?
Budget guesthouses in Byblos Old Town or Batroun start at $55-85/night. Solid mid-range options in Broumana, Faraya, and the mountain resorts run $100-220/night. Boutique luxury in Beirut's Achrafieh or Deir el Qamar's historic center goes from $180-400/night. Albergo in Achrafieh tops our list at $260-370/night, and it's worth every dollar.
Do I need a visa to visit Lebanon?
Citizens of many countries including the US, EU, UK, and most Arab nations get a free visa on arrival at Beirut Rafic Hariri International Airport, valid for 1-3 months. If your passport shows an Israeli stamp, entry will be denied. Check the Lebanese General Security website before travel for the current list of nationalities and any updated requirements.
What currency is used in Lebanon and how do I pay at hotels?
Lebanon has a genuinely complicated currency situation. Most hotels quote in US dollars and prefer USD cash. The Lebanese pound (LBP) exists but the rate has been volatile. Bring $100 bills if you can. Some mid-range hotels accept credit cards but add a 3-5% surcharge. ATMs in Beirut near Hamra Street and Verdun dispense dollars, but withdrawal limits are low, often $100-200 per transaction.
Is Byblos worth staying overnight or just a day trip?
Definitely stay overnight if you can. The day-trip crowds clear out by 5pm, and the old port area around Byblos Fishing Harbor turns into a completely different place after dark. Hayete Guesthouse in the Old Town puts you 3 minutes walk from the Phoenician ruins and the Crusader Castle. One night is enough. Two nights is ideal if you're heading further north to Batroun or the Qadisha Valley.
How do I get around Lebanon without a car?
Honestly, renting a car makes Lebanon three times easier. That said, shared taxis (service taxis) run fixed routes between Beirut's Cola transport hub and most major towns for $2-5. From Charles Helou station in Beirut near the port, buses connect to Tripoli, Jounieh, and Byblos. Uber operates in Beirut and typically costs $5-12 within the city. For mountain towns like Broumana or Faraya, you'll need either a rental or a private taxi. budget $30-50 for a one-way trip from Beirut.
Which Lebanese town is best for a romantic weekend?
Deir el Qamar in the Chouf mountains is the answer. The Ottoman-era stone architecture, the cobbled central square, and the near-total absence of tourist infrastructure make it genuinely special. Mir Amin Palace sits right in the Historic Center and was once the residence of the Shehab princes. Alternatively, Beit El Nessim in Tyre puts you 5 minutes walk from the Roman Hippodrome with one of the quietest settings on the southern coast.
What areas should I avoid when choosing a hotel in Lebanon?
Avoid the strip of hotels along the Dbayyeh Highway north of Beirut. They look convenient on a map but you're stuck between a highway and a mall with no walkable neighborhood around you. In Beirut, the Hamra area has declined sharply and many hotels there are overpriced for what they offer. Downtown Beirut (Solidere) looks polished but is essentially a ghost town at night, and you'll pay a premium for the address with nothing to do after 8pm.
Are there good hotels near ski resorts in Lebanon?
Faraya Mzaar is the main ski destination, and Chateau Rweiss is the best-positioned hotel there, right in the Mzaar resort zone. Ski season runs December-March, with the best snow usually in January and February. Expect to pay $160-220/night at Chateau Rweiss during peak ski weekends, and book at least 3-4 weeks ahead for Friday-Saturday nights in January. The slopes at Mzaar Intercontinental are 8 minutes drive from the hotel.
What's the best base for visiting the Bekaa Valley wine region?
Zahle is the right base. It sits 15 minutes from Ksara Winery. Lebanon's most visited and the oldest in the country. and 20 minutes from Château Kefraya in the heart of the Bekaa. Taleh Hotel on Ksara Road puts you in the middle of it all. The town's riverside restaurant strip along the Berdawni River is one of the best outdoor dining spots in Lebanon, especially in summer.
קישורים שימושיים לLebanon
מקורות ממשלתיים ורשמיים בלבד. אין אתרי הזמנות, אין פרסומות.
