Where to Stay
We’ve curated a selection of stays to suit every style and mood—whether you’re drawn to serene mountain guesthouses, or luxurious coastal hotels. Each one offers its own unique charm to make your trip as memorable as the celebration itself.
🏡 Authentic Lebanese Guesthouses
For guests seeking a culturally immersive and tranquil stay, these guesthouses offer traditional Lebanese hospitality amidst scenic mountain settings:
1. Indira Guesthouse – Kfour
Housed in a beautifully restored 200-year-old Lebanese home, Indira Guesthouse combines traditional architecture with Far Eastern accents.
Guests can enjoy a serene atmosphere, a dark slate pool, spa services, and a fusion of Lebanese and Asian cuisine.
Approximately 15 minutes from the wedding venue.
2. Beit Trad – Kfour
Once a family summer retreat, Beit Trad has been transformed into a charming guesthouse that exudes warmth and elegance.
Surrounded by lush gardens, it offers cozy interiors and a peaceful ambiance.
Approximately 15 minutes from the wedding venue.
3. Sakina Guesthouse – Fatqa
Nestled among pine trees, Sakina Guesthouse provides a rustic yet comfortable experience with individually designed maisonettes, a spacious pool, and a vegetable garden.
It’s an ideal spot for relaxation and connecting with nature.
Approximately 20 minutes from the wedding venue.
🏨 Top-Rated Hotels Near the Venue & in Beirut
For guests preferring luxury accommodations with premium amenities, consider the following options:
1. Monte Cassino Boutique Hotel – Jounieh
A five-star boutique hotel located in Jounieh, offering panoramic sea views and direct access to Casino du Liban.
Features include a rooftop pool, spa services, and gourmet dining.
Approximately 20 minutes from the wedding venue.
2. InterContinental Phoenicia Beirut
An iconic luxury hotel situated in the heart of Beirut, overlooking the Mediterranean Sea.
Amenities include indoor and outdoor pools, a full-service spa, and multiple dining options.
Approximately 45 minutes from the wedding venue.
3. Kempinski Summerland Hotel & Resort – Beirut
A five-star resort set along the Mediterranean coast, featuring a private beach, cascading pools, and elegant rooms.
Offers a luxurious spa and diverse culinary experiences.
Approximately 45 minutes from the wedding venue.
4. Le Royal Hotel Beirut – Dbayeh
Perched on a hilltop in Dbayeh, Le Royal offers panoramic views of the Mediterranean Sea.
Features include a world-class spa, multiple dining venues, and a water park.
Approximately 25 minutes from the wedding venue.
🚗 Getting Here & Getting Around
Whether you’re arriving for a long weekend or an extended stay, here are the easiest ways to get around once you land in Lebanon.
✈️ Beirut–Rafic Hariri International Airport (BEY)
Lebanon’s main airport is located just 9 km from downtown Beirut—around 15 to 25 minutes by car depending on traffic.
🛂 Arrival Tips – What to Have Ready
Before heading to passport control, make sure you have:
🛃 A valid passport
🏨 Your accommodation details (They might ask where you’re staying!)
🚖 Getting from the Airport and Beyond
✔️ Allo Taxi – Our top pick!
📲 Download the Allo Taxi app to pre-book and avoid fare surprises.
or call +961 01 517 070
✔️ Other easy options:
Uber or Bolt
🚘 Prefer to drive? Rent a car!
For guests who want more flexibility or are planning to explore beyond the city, renting a car is a great option:
🛂 Visa Info
Planning your trip to Lebanon? 🌍
Check if you need a visa and how to apply via the official Lebanese Consulate in UAE page below:
➡️ Visit Consulate Page (eligibility, documents & steps all in one place)
📄 Make sure your passport is valid for at least 6 months from your travel date.
📶 Mobile Data, SIMs & eSIMs in Lebanon
Need to stay online for maps, rides, or photos? Here are your best options for staying connected during your trip:
Alfa Telecom – alfa.com.lb
Local provider offering both physical SIMs and eSIMs. Available at the airport and retail outlets.
Touch – touch.com.lb
Another major local provider with both SIM and eSIM options, widely available throughout Lebanon.
Airalo – airalo.com
International eSIM provider – great for setting up data before arrival. No local number included.
Here’s what to know about spending in Lebanon:
Currency: Lebanese Lira (LBP) is commonly used, but USD is widely accepted everywhere — especially in cash.
Cards: Credit/debit cards are accepted at most restaurants and hotels, but smaller shops and taxis may prefer cash.
ATMs: Easy to find in cities and towns. Most dispense both LBP and USD.
Tipping: Not required, but always appreciated — rounding up or 10% is common.
💡 Tip: Bring some cash (USD is best) for airport taxis, small shops, or places that don’t take cards.