Royal Garden Hotel

Hamra, Eddeh Street, Beirut, 5873, Lebanon | 2 star hotel

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The one where we were bears

A travel blog entry by emilywright

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... thought by the Maronites to be where Jesus was crucified. We followed the road down but it was very steep and the heat was getting up. My legs hurt a lot the next day but the worse decision was to eat all the wild growing fruit along the road. With a resounding clarification that this was a holy valley and the fruit would be good, we foraged for grapes, figs, pears and apples. They were all very good and refreshing on the walk. Eventually we reached ...

(1) Beirut Today

A travel blog entry by oudmayer

2
18

... 50’s style, or 70’s style, or more recent: the quintessential modern Lebanese way of living. Of varying heights, all of these buildings have plenty balconies; many are covered with heavy curtains, to keep out the sun, or perhaps prying eyes from the neighbours. Some of the newer buildings have the balconies glassed-in, to create an extra room, but mostly, the curtains, sometimes pushed forward to allow for the laundry, dominate in ...

Lebanon

A travel blog entry by hodizzle

... She said my troubles were over. They got up and left and so far I haven't seen them come back."

From the moment we closed the doors the taxi driver was telling us of his financial woes. Originally he quoted twenty dollars for the short ride to Hamra. "You mean pounds not dollars right?"

"Yes. Okay, pound. We go now." We sat down. "For me life is hard. At home I have four newborns. All day I drive ...

Lebanon!

A travel blog entry by kimgatenby

... 305;vıl war when we were ın Beırut but he was obvıously tryıng to pull our leg. The downtown area has been rebuılt and looks stunnıng, but there are stıll many buıldıngs wıth bullet holes all over the cıty. Overall I really loved Lebanon and wısh ı could have spent more tıme ın Beırut as ıt ıs a fascınatıng cıty.
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From Cairo to Beirut

A travel blog entry by camelsandtacos

... some goods for friends and family
back home. Next destination was City of the Dead (al Qarafa aka "The
Cemetery") which is a long grid of enclosed family tombs stretching
four miles. The departure from the insanity of Cairo into al Qarafa ...

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Location

This 2 star hotel, located on Hamra, Eddeh Street, Beirut, is near Roman Temples of Baalbeck, Al-Mina Port, Citadel Saint Gilles (Qal'at Sinjil), and Khan Al-Khayyatin.
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    TripAdvisor Reviews Royal Garden Hotel Beirut

    3.50 of 5 stars Very Good