Zouk El Kharab Holiday Packages

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Zouk El Kharab Accommodation

Now is the perfect time to nab a bargain on Wotif for your next holiday. You'll find just 2 accommodations in Zouk El Kharab, so we suggest that you don't leave it till the last minute to secure your favourite place.

Can't get too excited about your upcoming adventure until you've booked somewhere to stay, right? Take a look at the Le Royal Hotel- Beirut (Leisure Hills Complex) and the Hotel Le Noble (Dbayeh). They're a couple of our favourites.

Car Hire in Zouk El Kharab

Reserve a car with Avis when arriving at Rafic Hariri International Airport. Their outlet is conveniently within walking distance of the arrivals area.

It might be tough grabbing a car in the city centre, but that doesn't mean you've run out of options. Avis is just 0.8 kilometres away in the neighbourhood of Beirut. Alternatively, swing by Budget, just a kilometre away.

Holidays to Zouk El Kharab

Looking to scratch your travel itch in Zouk El Kharab? We certainly don't blame you. But before you fly off to this amazing destination, how about we get you up to speed on the basic details?

Zouk El Kharab is a neighbourhood in the country's capital of Beirut. You'll find it 11 kilometres northeast of the centre of the city.

It's the people that can make an escape truly unforgettable. So while you're in Zouk El Kharab, why not head out of town for a while and acquaint yourself with some of the other 1 900 000 locals that call Beirut home?