Bella Riva Beirut
Caracas Street, Manara Beirut, Lebanon
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TravelPod Member ReviewsBella Riva Beirut
“Beirut hotel stay”
arvid-nicolas 1 contribution
Indonesia
Jan 19, 2010
Nice little hotel with very friendly staff, very helpful, and patient.
Nice clean small room.
Amongst all the location is great walking distance to many of what the city got to offer, downtown Beirut, very close to the shore line.
This review is the subjective opinion of a TravelPod member and not of TravelPod.com.
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