Hotels by InterContinental in Beirut

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Number of hotels by InterContinental in Beirut1
Best price foundInterContinental Phoenicia Beirut by IHG, C$360
Most popular hotel by InterContinentalInterContinental Phoenicia Beirut by IHG, from C$360
Highest-rated hotel by InterContinentalInterContinental Phoenicia Beirut by IHG, from C$360
Average priceC$337
Cheapest month to bookSeptember

Finding your ideal Beirut hotel by InterContinental: FAQs

In Beirut, the expected average temperature in February is 12°C. The warmest month is typically August, which averages 30°C. The coolest month is January, with temperatures averaging 9°C. The rainiest month is January, and the driest month is August.
Lots of hotels offer amendable booking options or free cancellation within a certain time frame leading up to your stay. You might find InterContinental deals in Beirut that offer this kind of flexibility when you search using Skyscanner.
Yes – a lot of larger hotels reduce their room rates if there are still plenty of rooms left in order to sell them. Willing to take the gamble? It is possible that InterContinental rates in Beirut will decrease a little in the days leading up to your trip.
It’s no secret that savvy travelers often avoid weekends to beat the crowd and inflated flight or train prices. When it comes to room rates for hotels by InterContinental in Beirut, it looks like they're around C$360 on Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights, compared to C$358 during the week.
If you want to get the cheapest room, try booking a city hotel by InterContinental on a Wednesday – this is when prices trend the lowest.