Al Bustan Hotel

Al Bustan Hotel, opened in 1967 in Beirut, Lebanon, is a historic landmark that showcases a blend of cultural heritage and modern luxury. Originally the Grand Hotel, it was redeveloped by Emile Bustani and his family, who chose the name 'Al Bustan' to reflect its Arabic roots. Perched on Beit Mery hill, the hotel offers stunning views of Beirut and the Mediterranean Sea, along with an impressive art collection. With 117 rooms, 21 suites, and various amenities including a pool and restaurant, it serves as a hub for the annual International Al Bustan Festival of Music and the Arts, founded by Myrna Bustani in 1994, making it a vibrant destination for tourists and researchers alike.