| babysitting and massage services are available for a fee. they also have balconies with sea views. . the bright, contemporary studios and 1- and 2-bedroom suites feature flat-screen tvs, kitchenettes, dining tables and sitting areas with sofas. overlooking the famed pigeons rock landmark, this casual hotel on the mediterranean seafront lies 4 km from the national museum of beirut and 5 km from the shopping and dining along rue gouraud. parking is provided (surcharge)
Beirut-Rafic Hariri International Airport 12 min
Mohammad AlAmin Mosque (10 min)
Opened in 2008, this Ottoman-influenced Muslim mosque features a 48-m. blue dome. National Museum of Beirut (11 min)
Archeological artifacts dating from prehistory to the 1500s & telling the history of Lebanon. Saint Georges Maronite Cathedral (8 min)
Ornate neoclassical church erected in the 19th century & rebuilt after the Lebanese civil war. Beit Beirut - Museum and Urban Cultural Center (11 min)
Civil war artifacts & art shows in a battle-scarred & restored 1920s Ottoman-style apartment block. Grand Serail (Government Palace) (10 min)
Monumental Ottoman landmark & HQ of the Lebanese prime minister with a grand central courtyard. MIM Mineral Museum (10 min)
Crystals & gemstones from around the world in a huge variety of geometric forms & striking colors. Roman Bath Vestiges (10 min)
Ruins and history Raouche Rocks (7 min)
Popular tourist destination known for its iconic rock formations in picturesque seaside surrounds. Sursock Museum (10 min)
Opened in 1961, this museum displays Lebanese & international modern art in a 1912 villa. Martyrs' Square (9 min)
Memorial monument commemorating nationalists who were executed here in 1916 under Ottoman rule. Downtown Beirut (9 min)
Modern, Western-style outdoor mall with high-end shops & restaurants, a cinema & a kids' museum. AlOmari Grand Mosque (10 min) Zaituna Bay (11 min)
Bustling destination offering a promenade by the marina, retail stores, restaurants & cafes. Saint George Greek Orthodox Cathedral (10 min)
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