Arthaus Boutique Hotel Beirut

I visited Arthaus recently and while I have to say the view and the ambiance are truly beautiful, the food portions were a big disappointment. I ordered the Lebanese breakfast for $22 and was shocked at how little was served — it wasn’t even enough for one person. For my two kids (11 and 13 years old), I ordered the croissant basket for $13, which came with only 3 very tiny croissants. Definitely not worth the price. Such a lovely place deserves better portion sizes to match the quality of the setting.

I rarely put a review on google, but this place worth 100 star not only 5 ! The way how this place was transformed from a house to a hotel and a restaurant is something different ! Also, the food was way more than excellent. The Kale salad and Risotto mushroom were exceptional. To the owner of this place, I wish you best of luck !

This beautifully restored old home turned boutique hotel was the perfect balance between classic charm and modern comfort. The rooms are thoughtfully designed, the food and drinks were excellent, and the outdoor courtyard is a dream. The owner’s impressive art collection is displayed throughout the hotel, adding a unique and personal touch to every corner. Most of all, the staff made our stay truly special—warm, attentive, and welcoming. Special shoutout to Carl for going above and beyond. We felt right at home and can’t wait to return!

A truly lovely restaurant and high-end hangout, tucked away in Beirut’s lively Gemmayze district. Warm atmosphere, vibrant vibe and absolutely worth a visit.

A Hidden Gem in the Heart of Old Beirut! The Arthaus is truly a hidden gem tucked away in the vibrant Gemmayzeh Street—one of the oldest and most charming streets in Beirut, now buzzing with local cafés, restaurants, and a unique blend of art and tradition. This boutique hotel completely exceeded my expectations. I wasn’t anticipating such high-quality service and absolutely delicious food—the food alone is worth a visit! What stood out the most for me was the beautiful courtyard in the center of the hotel, surrounded by an enchanting garden with massive, ancient trees—some probably older than me! Originally an old Lebanese home from the early 1900s, the space has been thoughtfully transformed into a boutique hotel that maintains its historic soul. The staff were incredibly friendly and attentive, making the whole experience feel personal and warm. If you’re visiting Beirut for the first time, I highly recommend staying here. I’ll definitely be coming back!