Mozart Hotel

Really cool place and good location. Probably the best budget hotel in Beirut

Location is good as it is in Hamra. Not exactly center of Hamra, but the edge of Hamra. Convenient location.  You have an option with or without breakfast. It is served between 8:00 and 10:00 It is simple buffet style There is a bar inside of the hotel. (this is a breakfast place) They have an even piano ! Yes it is Mozart Hotel after all. I bought a small bottle of wine from the bar as I wanted to sip with to-go food.  It is an old hotel with a very typical old elevator :)  I can’t tell if it is maintained well or not. The floor of the room I stayed wasn’t clean, I guess it is probably a cleaning lady’s issue. There was a lot of dust.  The button to switch shower and tap in the bathroom wouldn’t move at all. I couldn't use the shower. Unfortunately the height of the tap was very low and I had a difficult time shampooing. It was very inconvenient. It has to be replaced.  It was warm water but it took some time before the temperature finally got warm. They might have had TV before in each room as I could see a hook on the wall but no TV as of August 2023.  Wifi is provided for free but the 4th floor was very weak. Amenities:  - Shampoo/Conditioner  - Soap - Fridge  - Safe - Linen - towel Mayflower hotel nearby is nice. (I had stayed there) As of 2023, Mozart hotel cost more in AGODA  but I definitely prefer Mayflower.

Clean hotel, room was a good size with sitting area a kitchen as an addition. Comfy bed

The power doesn't work for hours every day. When this happens, the elevator doesn't work. The bathroom smelled bad, the safe didn't work, and my room was lacking towels. Some extenuating circumstances: it's not the hotel's fault the power goes out; this happens across the city. Also, there was a backup lighting system. However -- it is the hotel's responsibility to notify guests of the fact that the elevator doesn't work during high traffic times of day, particularly in that it makes it impossible to use the elevator in an 8-story building. Fancier hotels in Beirut have backup generators that address this problem. Many people might have been fine paying less for a building with no backup generator, but I didn't have the chance to make this choice bc the hotel was not upfront about the fact that they can't afford one. I have a bad leg and didn't want to have to walk up to the eighth floor when the power went out, so I had them move me to the first floor. However, the room they moved me to was missing basic things like pillow cases and towels. When I complained, they brought me pillowcases, but I never got towels. One of the most concerning features was that the safe did not work in either room. When I asked about this I was told a guy would come on Monday who had the key to set up the safe. The guy never came. It's inexcusable to not have the person with the key to the safe accessible when someone is getting settled in their room. It made me feel unsafe.

There’s no room service Internet was very bad Noise every where Room is very tight Toilet is very bad

A very bad service, the worst hotel ever, no room cleaning. Employees have no experience , They left our luggage outside the room over 10 hours. Electricity is unavailable for few hours a day . It was a very bad experience.

only problem was, i had to go up the stairs at 2 am because there was no electricity

No TV service No heat Broken AC One light doesn’t turn off Filthy Neglected

the hotel stated that they have generators to compensate the power cuts but when i got there was no electricity for 8 hours/day plus that my room wifi was terrible!! the only two things i asked for were wifi and electricity as I have work and none was there! will never come back.