It’s a hotel that has just opened its doors in the heart of Beirut. This historic city centre was rehabilitated and is buzzing with restaurants, boutiques, and fashionable galleries. So, it seems quite fitting that this neighbourhood welcomes the first hotel founded by famous hotelier Gordon Campbell Gray in the Middle East! 

It’s modern classic structure was thought out by architect Kevin Dash. It’s sleek contemporary interiors have been created by Mary Fox Linton and Gordon Campbell Gray in person. Art fans will appreciate the contemporary works sprinkled here and there…
We also find sober luxury. It’s spacious rooms and suites cater to business trips as well as vacationers. Spa, gym, and pool are all part of the experience, just like the luxury boutiques at the heart of the hotel. 

The hotel also features a cafe on the street side and attractive restaurants and bars that serve modern Mediterranean cuisine that is, as today’s society demands, very healthy. 

A voluptuous experience of modern Middle Eastern hospitality. 

At Gordon’s cafe, a light breakfast, lunch, or dinner are on the menu in a contemporary art atmosphere. Cigar smokers will even find their own home at the Cigar Lounge. 

Cocktail hour is a must on hot evenings, and what better way than to sit on the rooftop terrace. One of the strong points of Le Gray Hotel is the ThreeSixty bar on the top floor, with its panoramic view overlooking the city, mountains, and sea; a perfect opportunity to relax with their DJ and their surprising molecular cocktail creations… 
Same spectacular view for Cherry on the Rooftop, the place to be on any Beirut night…
As for Indigo, the rooftop restaurant, in addition to its breathtaking postcard views, will seduce you with its grilled meats and fish, and especially its fine wine cellar full of wines from all over the world including some of the most reputed Lebanese vintages…