Author: citylog

Set against the backdrop of the breathtaking blue Mediterranean Sea, Coral Beach Hotel & Resort is a six-minute scenic drive from Beirut International Airport and six-minutes from Down Town. With its splendid location and endless stretch of surrounding waters, the hotel is ideal for business and leisure travelers alike. Built with both comfort and elegance in mind, the hotel’s 97 unique Rooms & Suites offer all the pleasures of a modern hotel.

Guests will find themselves surrounded with traditional Lebanese hospitality mixed with luxurious European touch. As for the Resort, it is beautifully landscaped with greenary and swimming pools, in addition to the on-premises Health club, where you may escape the hustle-bustle of everyday life and enjoy our fully equipped Fitness Center, under the supervision of a professional trainer, or just relax and make use of our Sauna and Massage services.

Address

Jnah Avenue P.O. Box 13-5050
Beirut, Lebanon

Phone No : +9611859000

Comfortable rooms seated balcony, divided into standard and deluxe double rooms for king size beds, twin beds or family rooms and all are perfectly suitable for a family arrangement accommodation.

Luxurious suits divided into executive and junior suites, for executive facility: king size bed room attached to luxury bathroom includes saloon and dining area with a sea view terrace. Junior Suites include king size bed room attached o luxury bathroom with a junior saloon and dining area.

4 stars hotel –
It is in the early sixties heyday, when Beirut was the hip destination for the international jet set, drawn by an eclectic mix of people and cultures, that the Mayflower was established by Mr. Mounir Samaha, in one of the most elegant quarters of the Lebanese capital.

The accommodation set out, to preserve a state of grace and comfort, explains why prominent media, literature, politics or sports figures such as Graham Green (the famous British writer), Kim Philby (one of the most famous spies of the 20th century) or Graham Hill (Formula 1 World Champion) found The Mayflower so attractive and hospitable.

After confirming itself as a landmark on Beirut’s hospitality map, continuity at the hotel was threatened by the Lebanese Civil War that was triggered in 1975. Luckily the Hotel did not suffer any major material damage; and in its gloomiest days, it seemed that Beirut could not do without it. This was when The Mayflower turned into the favorite home and operational base for most of the international media correspondents and world leading reporters that were covering the Lebanese conflict.

Today, we are proud that this most personal of hotels has been in the same family ownership since 1957. By celebrating more than half a century of continuously exceeding guest’s expectations, The Mayflower Hotel would have grown to be something of an institution and is more than ever committed to embrace the future, while honoring the past.