The Private Hotel Beirut

Salah Labaki Street, Achrafieh Akkawi Beirut, 7408, Lebanon

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Lebanon

A travel blog entry by hodizzle

... Colonial style city center were infilled among bullet scarred and derelict buildings. Preserved Roman ruins, squeezed on all sides by a mosque, a Christian church, and the new city center, dwelled several meters below the modern surroundings. The church and the mosque coexisted as direct neighbors in the heart of the city. A bullet riddled statue in Martyr's Square divided the shopping and restaurants to the west ...

A complete unknown ... Lebanon

A travel blog entry by jb.

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... into a Hizbollah rally that was going on the one night!

Both Jenstar & I knew very little about Lebanon when we went & the country provided so many unexpected highlights. Who knew for example that Lebanon produces gorgeous wine? This we had to investigate & so we went wine tasting the one day, visiting 2 farms & trying some super wine. Or that up north in the country, there's fantastic hiking? Unlike Jordan which is desert, Lebanon is lush & ...

Lebanon - Yalla habibi!

A travel blog entry by waynedale

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... I've told them not to serve you if you can't speak". Wow - I was being scolded by an eighteen year old. I had to remember the word I'd learnt or I risked being grounded for a week. After several occasions of meeting with my language bodyguard in Achrafieh it became clear to me that she had other intentions and the jokes about "we should get married" were starting to bother me a little. Obviously, when someone approaches you in a cafe' and offers to help you ...

Mountains and Mikati

A travel blog entry by aubreycox

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On Friday John and I went to the north of Lebanon to become acquainted with where we would be living. We drove the hour and a half from Beirut to Tripoli, Lebanon's second largest city. This drive was a perfect reminder of how small Lebanon really is. The entire country of Lebanon is roughly 2/3rds the size of Connecticut, or about 4,000 square miles.

Despite its small size, Lebanon is an incredibly geographically diverse country. ...

Ahhhh...did we mention we love the food? Yum!

A travel blog entry by alexjasonworld

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... haven’t had a bad meal yet. We have tried all the familiar favourites we know from Lebanese restaurants back home, as well as lots of new dishes we’ve never come across before. All the mezze are fantastic, the grilled meats are so tender, and anything containing eggplant is guaranteed to be amazing. And of course, no day is complete without our daily pastry session – there are so many different types. We are aiming to have tried everything before we leave ...

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