Beiruuuut, are you ready to shoooogle? Yup you heard us right! Shoogle here, shoogle there, everywhere shoogle shoogle! Besides bringing you the best deals for hotels in Lebanon, we thought of spicing things up a bit and voila:

Part of the Reel Festivals’s mission to expose Lebanon to the Scottish culture and vice versa, the Music Hall Beirut invites you to an unparalleled celtic fusion performance by Shooglenifty – shoogletresting don’t you think? The shoogling part is besides enjoying an extraordinary night you get to nab a great deal at one of the hotels in Beirut, check them out:

*Intercontinental Phoenicia Beirut at $291/night

*Movenpick Hotel and Resort Beirut at $184/night

*Etoile Suites Hotel Downtown Beirut at $150/night including breakfast

*Four Seasons Hotel Beirut at $445/night

*Le Gray Hotel Downtown Beirut at $345/night

Our “what to do” series continue with things to do on a weekend in Lebanon. If you have missed our previous post, you might want to check it out: what to do on a sunny day in Lebanon which includes a range of activities that one could engage in with family and friends at the best hotels in Lebanon .

Weekends in Lebanon are highly anticipated with plans being prepared weeks and weeks in advance. Let’s drive up the mountains, hit the beach resorts or lay by the lake with a hubbling bubbling hookah; whatever works for you, you will definitely find some interesting places to visit on a weekend in Lebanon.

For beach lovers, check out the best beach hotels in Lebanon as follows:

*San Stephano Resort Batroun with rooms starting $73/night.
*Portemilio Hotel and Resort Jounieh with rooms starting $141/night including breakfast.
*Movenpick Hotel Beirut with rooms starting $184/night.
*Edde Sands Hotel Byblos with rooms starting $110/night including breakfast.

As for mountain lovers, here are our selection for the best mountain hotels in Lebanon:

*L’Etoile du Loup Jezzine with chalets at $182/night including breakfast.
*Mir Amin Palace Beiteddine with rooms at $153/night including breakfast.
*Intercontinental Mzaar Hotel with rooms at $155/night including breakfast.

Beirut has now established itself as a major 4-season touristic hub as hotels in Lebanon keep publishing full-capacity reports over the whole year.. In the summer, the capital buzzes with travelers from all over the world, up to 2 million visitors have chosen Beirut city as their vacation destination for summer 2010. They hit its beaches, dine in its fine restaurant and party in its top notch pubs and clubs. In autumn, the capital rejuvenates as it’s farewells a year and welcomes another. In winter, the headlights turn to shopping festivals, shows, exhibitions meanwhile the partying gets underground, indoors or straight to Lebanon ski resorts such as Mzaar and the Cedars.

Now, as spring approaches, warm sun rays revive Beirut city, its streets, churches and mosques, ruins and Roman baths. Cafes and restaurant welcome their guests on their terrace as they pleasantly savor a delightful meal under the Mediterranean sun. Spring in Beirut is about walking around the city, through the corners to the corniche, connect with the locals, discover ancient practices called artisanat and enjoy a warm cup of coffee by the sea.

Make the best of your spring break and spend an unforgettable vacation in Beirut. Wondering where to stay? Why not check the Beirut hotels deals on Lebhotels.com? Here’s a sneak peek:

*Golden Tulip Hotel De Ville starting $130/night including taxes and breakfast.
*Movenpick Hotel Beirut starting $202/night including taxes.
*Riviera Hotel Beirut starting $145/night including taxes and breakfast.
*Arjaan Rotana Hotel Beirut starting $190/night including taxes and breakfast.

The Movenpick Hotel Beirut has gained a reputation of being one of the best high-end hotels in Lebanon. Why so you ask? We’ll take you on a private tour into what makes the Movenpick Beirut an unique experience, much more beyond just a 5-star hotel.

The rooms are elegant, spacious and colorfully decorated to ensure serenity and comfort throughout your stay. The hotel offers a range of deluxe, club rooms and suites to satisfy all tastes with views over the Mediterranean, Beirut city and the gardens starting at $202/night including taxes.

Guests point out that the reason the Movenpick Hotel Beirut is and remains their ultimate and only choice when coming to Lebanon is due to their utmost professional service, dedicated customer care and an overall hospitable feel.

Besides its premium location at the heart of Beirut city by the sea shores and a stone’s throw away from the major attractions of the capital, the Movenpick Hotel hosts first class amenities when it comes to leisure and recreation such as a fully equipped gym, indoor/outdoor swimming pools, spa and wellness center, tennis courts, etc.

When it comes to gastronomy, the hotels’ restaurants  offer a selection of the finest international and traditional cuisines not to mention the bar and cigar lounge for businessmen to enjoy refined malts with a cuban.

So next time you plan a trip to Lebanon, think about indulging yourself with a 5-star treat at the Movenpick Hotel Beirut; it will impress you!

This just in: clowns and magicians took over Beirut city. The capital has initiated a distress call and is on high alert. The internal security forces are warning all locals and tourists to remain in their houses or Beirut hotels otherwise they will be hypnotized and dragged into the ultimate freak fantasy!

Beirut, behold the White Circus!

On December 31st, dancers, acrobats, fire-breathers are all lined up for your entertainment. Get ready to be whimsically transported into the freak world as international DJs spin hardcore shake-it beats until the early morn. Make sure to secure private rooms for the aftermath at of the hotels in Lebanon such as the Movenpick Hotel Beirut starting at $495/night including taxes and the Riviera Hotel Beirut at $303/night including taxes and breakfast.

This might come as quite shocking, but we at Lebhotels.com like to believe that celebrations should hit all the nation, regardless of your wallet size. Therefore, we have checked all the hotels in Lebanon with a New Year program and selected the best ones as follows:

Movenpick Hotel and Resort Beirut: Rooms starting at $495/night including taxes.

Riviera Hotel Beirut: Rooms starting at $303/night including taxes and breakfast.

Portmeilio Hotel Jounieh: Rooms starting at $185/night including taxes and breakfast.

What do you think of these hotels? How would you rate them?