Al Bustan Hotel

Had the most beautiful stay here. The hotel has been so well maintained both inside and out. The service and cleanliness is impeccable. Breakfast buffet is on the smaller side but still has a decent variety. Sunsets from the pool and room are the best time of the day. A day at the spa is a must; massage therapists and facilities are 10/10.

"Beyond the breathtaking natural beauty, what truly sets my country apart is its exceptional tourism sector, built on a foundation of unparalleled hospitality and customer service. Every interaction with locals and tourism professionals should be warm, welcoming, and characterized by genuine smiles. Unfortunately, my experience at this hotel fell short of this standard, despite its significant representation of our rich history, culture, and heritage. To truly embody the spirit of our nation, I believe it's essential for staff to prioritize warmth, friendliness, and a genuine smile, making every visitor feel valued and appreciated."|The personel should |learn that sliling is a virtue.

I didn’t expect a historic hotel in Lebanon to deliver the best Carpaccio I’ve had in years. But it did. Also, can we talk about the soaps? Luxurious. Shout-out to Christian at the spa for the top-notch service, and to Joseph at the Scottish Bar - a legend. Can’t wait to return.

Tucked away in a tranquil forest on a hilltop this hotel offers a breathtaking view of Beirut - the perfect escape from the city's bustle. The recently refurbished rooms are elegant and timeless, blending classic decor with modern comfort. I also appreciated the spacious lobby areas, ideal for remote work with a peaceful atmosphere. The highlight, however, was the incredible spa.

We spent a night away from Beirut at Al Bustan and it was the perfect getaway. It's only 20 minutes from the city but feels like a peaceful retreat. The view of the city and Mediterranean is breathtaking, and the room was immaculate. I highly recommend a morning swim followed by the breakfast buffet under the pine trees.

Visited the Scottish Bar, what a vibe! Warm wood paneling, plush couches, and a view that stretches from Beirut all the way to Jounieh. Cozy yet sophisticated, with an excellent cocktail list. A must-stop even if you’re not staying at the hotel.

The place feels like stepping into a 1970s Lebanese time capsule — in the best way possible. Antique furniture, ornate chandeliers, and the feeling of being in your grandmother’s elegant villa. Add to that an attentive team, stunning views over Beirut, and a spa that rivals the best in Europe. This is not just a hotel, it’s an experience.

We travelled from London to attend the Al Bustan Festival at the hotel. It is such an amazing property with the most beautiful view overlooking Beirut! The spa facilities are impeccable and pristine. Another highlight is the Scottish bar, where residents and locals mingle during the Festival. Also loved the Italian food at Il Giardino - such a fabulous and delicious post-concert treat!