We arrived to Tripoli without a hotel reservation but had a list of the hotels, pensions which we formerly got from Trip Advisor. After visiting two hotels and a few guest houses in the city center we made it to Hotel Koura. Our first stops, the first accommodation choices at the top of our list was so terrible in condition... More

Located not so far from the bus station and taxi stand, it`s not so far from main city sights. The correct street can be found not so easily for first time because of Tripoli as a lot of other arabic cities is a bit difficult for orientation. This hotel is runned by friedly french-speaking woman and her old mother. My... More

I stayed with a friend in a twin room and we booked ahead online. Booking ahead was necessary as they were quite buisy. The hostel is located perfectly in the center of town within easy walking-reach of everything. The twin room is loacated under the roof on the top floor. Nice room, suficient space. Huge bathroom with shower en-suite. AC... More

I made reservation via DiscoverLebanon.com, room was $50USD and website charged $15 fee but it was worth it because they were turning a lot of people away because they were full. From what I understand, the number of accommodations in Tripoli is very low. The Pension was really nice. It is actually a family home, broken into a small number... More

This is a great little family run hotel. We paid 50 USD (or was it €?) for a clean double room with fridge and TV, our own bathroom and even an air con (although when their is a blackout and they run on their local generator you can't use it). The family running it is very friendly and helpful. The... More

The location of the Hotel Koura is excellent, as it is right by the main square of Tripoli, where all the buses, mini-buses, and taxis transport from. There are also numerous places to eat nearby. The hotel itself was a very simple, but clean and comfortable. I had a single room, with two comfortable beds, and a flat screen tv.... More