We stayed in Beirut over Eid, so it was a given that the hotels would be overpriced. We had single rooms that cost $110.00 each including tax and breakfast. The management was very friendly and helpful, and the breakfast was fine, eaten in the newly refurbished dining room (only for breakfast right now). If only the rest of the hotel... more

We spent one night in Marble Tower Hotel in Beirut last August. For sure it does not worth 140$ and it is for sure a two stars hotel. We did not have any reservation and we arrived at the hotel early evening, and since we could not find anything else available, we asked for a double room for one night.... more

The staff seemed to be nice and helpful. Aside from the people the facilities are not up to standards. The paint is peeling in the rooms. If you plan to sleep past 7 AM wear earplugs to bed as it is very noisy due to traffic. The linens and towels are grungy. You may want to sleep in your clothes.... more

We spent two nights at Marble Tower hotel. We reserved a double room through booking.com, but when we arrived, we were told that there were no double rooms available for the first night, so we got a suite instead for the same price. The suites are on the top floor, ours had two bedrooms and a living room, a big... more

the room was too dark , and the receptionist was inhospitable and the AC didn't work , go to Napeleon hotel , it's in front of it with the same rate :D more

Unclean and dark. TV not working. Poor internet. Avoid more