Location

Located in the heart of Beirut, adjacent to the elegant boutiques and retail outlets, the Crowne Plaza Beirut is 10 Km from Beirut International Airport, 5 minutes from downtown city center and just 5 minutes walking from the sea front promenade.

Food and Beverage

Vivaldi The Vivaldi restaurant, on the mezzanine level of the Crowne Plaza Beirut, spans the whole Mediterranean, from Spain, Morocco, and France to Italy and Greece for its authentic brasserie dishes. Elegant yet trendy, casual chic and fresh, it’s the place to be seen as well as enjoy. Solo guitarist nightly adds to the atmosphere. 

Open: Temporarily out of operation

Top 21 Rooftop restaurant with superb views over the Mediterranean and the Lebanese mountains, as well as a remarkable perspective of the capital itself. The restaurant is open daily from 8:30 am - 2:30 am and offers "a la carte" and theme night with live entertainment nightly.

Lunch: 12:00 noon – 3:30 pm Dinner: 7:00 pm – 11:30 pm

The Falls Lounge Located on the ground floor lobby level and offering a variety of delicious cakes and pastries, as well as afternoon high tea and coffee in a tropical garden ambiance.

Open: daily from 9 am - 11 pm

Room Info

The Crowne Plaza Beirut’s guest rooms combine luxury, spaciousness, and the thrill of overlooking the Mediterranean from the highest vantage point in the area. All 198 rooms are equipped with the very latest hi-tech amenities, including:

• Interactive TV with in-room checkout
• Internet access
• Satellite channels and in-house movies
• Rooms with disabled facilities and no-smoking rooms are also available.

Suites Five types of luxurious modern suites are available, all fully equipped with the latest in hi-tech amenities, where guests are assured of the highest level of personal care and attention, 24 hours a day. Special requests, needs and preferences are recorded in your personal guest history and automatically noted for each return visit. Altogether the hotel has 30 suites. All rooms and suites respect international standards but local flair has also allowed the use of Mediterranean blues and earth tones, with an underlay of subtle Phoenician patterns, to add warmth to the luxury.

Facilities