Resorts in Beirut

Top 3 Beirut resorts: InterContinental Phoenicia, Mövenpick, Kempinski Summerland. Compare pools, spas, and beach access. Book your stay now.

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2.7 km from City Centre1.2 km from Camille Chamoun Olympic Stadium
Private BeachCascade WaterfallKempinski Spa
  • Private beach with cascade pool
  • European-style luxury spa
  • Direct pool access rooms
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2.0 km from City Centre600 m from Pigeon Rock, Rawcheh
Private BeachEssential SpaIndoor Pool
  • Private beach exclusive to guests
  • Acclaimed spa with diverse treatments
  • Four pools including indoor heated
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1.3 km from City Centre400 m from Zaitouna Bay
Full-Service SpaIndoor PoolGrand Ballroom
  • Largest buffet experience in Lebanon
  • Overlooks Beirut Marina and Sea
  • Phoenician-inspired design and decor
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Beirut's resort scene centers on the Mediterranean coastline, where properties like the Mövenpick Hotel Beirut and Kempinski Summerland Hotel & Resort provide direct beach access and extensive pool complexes. The Mövenpick, rated 'Superb' by guests, features a private beach, four pools (three outdoor, one indoor), and a 2,000-square-meter spa. The Kempinski Summerland, with a 'Very Good' score, is known for its 'Cascade Waterfall' pool, water sports, and multiple dining venues, including a bar with sea views. Both are located in the Raouché area, minutes from landmarks such as the Corniche and Monot Street, and offer shuttle services to Rafic Hariri International Airport (about 5-10 km away).

For a more urban resort feel, the InterContinental Phoenicia Beirut, rated 'Fabulous,' sits on the seafront Corniche and provides indoor and outdoor pools, a full-service spa, and easy access to the trendy Monot Street district (10 minutes away). Budget-wise, expect to pay from around $200-$400 per night for a standard room, depending on season and view. These resorts cater to families, couples, and business travelers, with amenities like family rooms, fitness centers, and on-site restaurants serving Lebanese and international cuisine. For a quieter stay, choose the Kempinski for its expansive gardens; for proximity to nightlife, the InterContinental is a solid pick.

When booking, consider that summer months (June-September) are peak season, so rates are higher and availability tighter. Winter (November-March) offers lower prices but cooler weather-indoor pools at the Mövenpick and InterContinental are a plus. All three hotels offer free Wi-Fi and private parking, which is rare in Beirut. For airport convenience, the Mövenpick is closest (10 km), while the Kempinski and InterContinental are slightly farther but still within a 15-minute drive.

Each resort has its own character: the Mövenpick emphasizes wellness with its Essential Spa & Health Club and tennis courts; the Kempinski Summerland focuses on recreation with its waterfall pool and water sports; the InterContinental Phoenicia blends business and leisure with its central location and multiple meeting spaces. Whether you're here for a beach holiday, a spa retreat, or a city break with resort comforts, these three properties cover the spectrum.