The perfect gift for all occasions...
Now Available at the Hotel Reception Desk.
Benefits:
. Express Check-in
. Welcome drink upon arrival
. Special In-Room amenities
. Upgrades to upper room category subject to availability
. Late Check-out until 2 pm subject to availability
Terms & Conditions:
. Pre-paid gift vouchers are sold on best available rate
. Pre-paid gift vouchers include accommodation with Buffet Breakfast only and requires prior reservations
. Pre-paid gift vouchers should be presented upon arrival to the Hotel Reception Desk for validation
Benefits:
. Easy access to the Beach Lounge main entrance
. Warm greetings by Riviera Beach Lounge screener upon presenting the card
. 1 time use complimentary entrance for cardholder on weekdays or weekends
. Occasional benefits from discounts and instant promotions during the season
. Regular news updates on events and activities
The Children's Cancer Center of Lebanon (CCCL) www.cccl.org.lb is a not-for-profit association for the treatment of children with cancer. CCCL is affiliated to St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital in Memphis, Tennessee; and works in close coordination with the American University of Beirut Medical Center (AUBMC).
Children at CCCL are treated free of charge, with no cost at all on their parents. Therefore, CCCL relies purely on donations; and the annual budget exceeds 12 million USD.
Survival rate for patients at CCCL is an amazing 80%; which means that it is a mission of hope and a healthy future for children.
Package
Upgrade to the next available Room upon availability
Complimentary Buffet Breakfast
VIP Treatment with all amenities
Fruit Basket in Room
Bottle of Vin Mousseux or Wine
Plate of Cookies
Flower arrangement and rose petals in Room
Complimentary access to Riviera Beach Lounge
Heart Shape Cake for 2 persons
HAPPY HOUR!
on cocktails and alcoholic beverages
5:00 pm - 8:00 pm
(Happy Hour)
Although the exact origins of Tyre are unknown, it probably dates back to the start of the third millennium BC. Tyre was originally a mainland settlement with an island city a short distance offshore. In the 10th century BC, King Hiram expanded the mainland and built 2 ports and a temple to Melkart, the city’s god. Towards the end of the 6th century BC under the reign of the Persian Darius, the city experienced its golden age.
With a flourishing maritime trade, Mediterranean and Atlantic colonies and purple dye and glass commodities, Tyre became very powerful and wealthy. But the city’s wealth attracted enemies. In the 6th century BC, Alexander the Great laid siege to it for 7 months, finally overwhelming the island city by constructing a great causeway from the shore to the island.
Centuries later, the Romans built a magnificent city at Tyre. The remains of its Roman streets, arcades and public buildings, including one of the largest hippodromes of the period, are Tyre’s major attractions today.
In 1979, Tyre’s important archaeological remains prompted UNESCO to make the town a world heritage site.