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of your hostel
and experience the traditional neighborhood in the heart of Beirut.
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“Such a lovely hostel and lovely people!”
“I stayed in the hostel with my friend and we had such a great experience there with everything! location is perfect, the room is very clean, the breakfast is great, the little terrasse is the perfect spot to relax and mingle with people, either tourists or locals. But most importantly, the place has now a special place in my heart thanks to the welcoming of Michel the owner, Rami and Ramzy. Can’t wait to go back!”
Anna G – Dublin, Ireland
Clean and Comfortable
Highest quality mattresses are used in all the rooms of the Grand Meshmosh, so you can properly rest.
Central Location
Nestled on the colourfully painted St. Nicholas stairs – also known as the “Stairs of Art” – The Grand Meshmosh Hotel enjoys a privileged position in the heart of Beirut’s eastern Achrafieh district.
La Cantine Restaurant
Come and share our delightful yet simple dishes prepared by Chef Paula. We serve dips, gazpachos, salads, fresh homemade sandwiches, cookies, homemade desserts, all prepared with a twist.
The first Backgammon tournament in the Grand Meshmosh !
Prize: A special dinner for two at La Cantine.
Open to every type of players.
You can call to reserve your place in the tournament 01 563 465
or subscribe between 7.30 & 8.00 the 1st at the hotel.
Free entrance
Hi, I’m Michel
” Traveling around different countries on different continents, I always dreamt of a place that combines both the comfort of the nicer hotels as well as the warmth and friendliness of guesthouses and hostels. And so, this is how The Grand Meshmosh Hotel adventure started.
I really hope you can be part of this beautiful adventure and share with us The Grand Meshmosh times, a nice mix of pleasure, laziness, but also action and fun.”
Michel Chebli, Owner
You will be conveniently located in the heart of Beirut
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Historical Sightseeing
Because tourism in Lebanon is a citizen act. Discover the poetry of Baalbeck, the silence of Qadisha, the mystery of Jeita Grotto and so on.
