The Smallville Hotel

Location in quite area with nice surrounding cafes, pubs and restaurants .. hotel, room is clean and nice ..... top bar is cool, with nice outdoor view. Recomended.

Its a very good hotel and very good services however there was some issues with cleanliness.

Nice place. Thanks

Niceee

Excellent location, very good service, rooms very comfortable and the design is cool

Ali the manager he was so professional, he guided us very well, the chicken alfredo was not good to be honest and it was cold we didn’t ate it all, but the pizza was superb btshahee lsraha, nhna jayeen date kina bas unfortunately the football match ruinedthe night bas lha2 3lyna ali already informed us enu 3m yrkbo lshashe

We stayed at The Smallville Hotel over the holidays, spanning both Christmas and New Year, and it made for a memorable, character filled escape in the heart of Beirut. The location is spot on, and during the festive season the hotel truly shines. The Christmas decor was bold and avant garde, playful without being loud, and perfectly in tune with the hotel’s design forward identity. The New Year’s party was impressively executed, polished, lively, and genuinely fun, striking that rare balance between celebration and class. What really sets Smallville apart, though, is its atmosphere. It feels homey in the best sense of the word, warm, welcoming, and relaxed rather than stiffly luxurious. The staff deserve real credit here. Their attitude was consistently friendly and professional, and they were especially wonderful with our two year old son. He fell in love with the daily infused water and promptly made it part of his routine, to the point where it became a small but meaningful highlight of his day. The team played along effortlessly, always playful and kind with him, which made us feel less like hotel guests and more like familiar faces. Our suite felt fresh, clean, and thoughtfully designed, and the hotel overall is clearly very well maintained. Everything felt cared for, from the rooms to the common spaces, which quietly reinforces confidence in the experience. The rooftop is another standout. Beautiful views, great energy, and a space that feels like a destination in its own right. One small suggestion would be to better separate areas meant for guests enjoying dinner or drinks from those hosting birthday parties or private celebrations. It is a fantastic venue, and a bit of zoning could preserve the ambiance for everyone. On the downside, housekeeping was inconsistent. Some days were flawless, others felt oddly incomplete. Not alarming, but noticeable at this category. The most frustrating aspect, however, was the strict no outside food policy. Beirut is a city built on food culture, and guests do not always want to rely exclusively on room service. In other five star hotels in Beirut, including international chains, food delivery is often welcomed or handled sensibly via a simple food safety waiver. This protects the hotel while respecting guest choice. A blanket ban feels unnecessarily rigid for a city like Beirut. Bottom line The Smallville Hotel is stylish, well located, and full of personality, with excellent upkeep and a team that genuinely knows how to make guests feel welcome, including the smallest ones. With more consistency in housekeeping, a more flexible approach to outside dining, and minor adjustments to rooftop zoning, it would comfortably move from very good to truly exceptional.