Phoenicia Hotel
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... honked and pointed to another bus so I ran onto that one, and did the same asking thing. We got to the terminal but it was only departures so I had to walk along to find arrivals. It was small and a bit ****, terminal one was much nicer. But there was a coffee shop which reminded me of where I waited in Damascus airport and I got a tea and did some people watching while listening to radio 4 programs on my iPod. It was lovely! I saw a few saudis with multiple ...
Beirut, habiba (my love)
... for making too much noise), music blaring, smashing 12% beers ($1.50). We got a cab at about midnight to B018 (apparently the club is empty until 1am and packed by 3am, which was the case) and off we went. Danced our little hearts away and tried our best to pick up a local Lebo bird haha. Left the club at around 6am and stumbled home (might have been a wreck at this stage). Cheers to the 2 locals who gave me a lift back to the hotel. ...
Lebanon
... without any problems. That was scary. I made it alright though. I got into Russia, and stopped in this town for the night. I had been driving at least twenty hours straight. Once I made it that far and had a hotel room I went to have a drink and relax after the drive. I sat down at a table and ordered a beer from the woman tending the bar. She brings it to me and I noticed these two men sitting with a woman. They ...
Dinner in Beirut
... was from Chicago, and he pushes the "Play" button on his CD player, and what comes blasting out but Leslie Ann Warren singing “Chicago, Illinois” from the movie “Victor Victoria.” I couldn’t believe it! And tonight we are driving through the heart of West Beirut (the former Moslem area), and he is playing current Israeli popular music which he had to ...
A.U.B. it's not what you think.
... a bad rate, considering in the States it is $40 an hour for dual-tutoring in Arabic. She also teaches English to professors at the American University of Beirut (AUB), which is the most prestigious university in the Middle East. AUB is located in Hamra, which is on the west side of the city. Because of the large number of students in Hamra, there are countless pubs, bars, and clubs in the area. We're ...
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- Free High-Speed Internet
- Restaurant
- Swimming pool
- Room service
- Fitness/Health center
- Business Services
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