Albergo

There are no words to describe this masterpiece of hospitality. Style, history, esthetics, amazing gastronomy, outstanding service, elegance... After visiting over 100 countries and stayed in best of hotels, Albergo ranks among the best if not the best. Discreet luxury with quality and class. I just love it. I love the professionalism and quality of staff... Rooftop terrace is just a mixture of beauty, coziness and urban nature. Beirut at its best. Food!!!! Outstanding from breakfast to dinner. Thank you for this amazing experience. I am going to be back again for sure.

Perfect ambience, the prawns on toast was simply sublime. Local wine the best. Hot chocolate so so so Rich. Pricey but worth it

Came to the lobby for breakfast .. very nice and aesthetic the breakfast layout as well as the outdoor lobby. Food is overpriced but overall we enjoyed.. we ordered waffles, pancake , croissants , labne and toast with avocado with 3 coffees total was 150$ a bit overpriced for breakfast

Tried the rooftop! Lovely view of Beirut city specially during sunset hours. The food and drinks are good but expensive. Service is great.

Top notch service and property, with the warmest staff you can encounter. Well done to Albergo team and big shout out to the kind ladies at reception (Celine and Ruwa). The rooftop bar and garden restaurant both excellent. Will definitely come back!

The greatest hotel in Beirut, no doubt. In terms of the spaces, from the patio area down to the swim club at the top, it is the pinnacle of service, great food, and amazing scenery. The rooftop terrace during sunset is a gem one must see in Beirut. Absolutely beautiful.

Top notch service and property, with the warmest staff you can encounter. Well done to Albergo team and big shout out to the kind ladies at reception (Celine and Ruwa).

We were really looking forward to dining here, but the experience was a major letdown. When we made the reservation, no one mentioned that there were separate indoor and outdoor dining areas. Had we known, we would have clearly chosen outdoor. Instead, we were seated indoors — and it was absolutely not what we expected. The indoor section felt more like a cheap café trottoir in Paris — and not in a charming way. The space was cramped, uninviting, and uncomfortably close to the kitchen, which completely ruined the ambiance. It felt more like an afterthought than a proper dining area. To make matters worse, the chairs were basic café-style seating, uncomfortable and flimsy. The table was so small we couldn’t even fit two dishes at once without juggling plates and glasses. For a restaurant that promotes itself on atmosphere and quality, this felt careless and disappointing