The best hotels Lybia

This recent building, in the lobby sometimes a bit sooty, ristes. All rooms (except a small single room) have a balcony where you can sometimes see the sea, beautiful bathrooms, good bedding, fridge and internet connection. They are still very new and well kept. The restaurant is on the 7 th floor. The cafe at the rear of the circular lobby, with Wi-Fi network, is quite cosy.

The four villas that Otman Hachaïchi offers to rent in the city centre are renowned for their great comfort: for many, one of them would even be the best of the entire city (moreover, the museum is accessible by walking). That's why it's better to book as long as possible in advance. There are three people who can accommodate up to people, the last one can accommodate up to eight.

It is located right next to the Ottoman fort, facing the Hotel Yefren. If not, you can eat in the few gargotes of the city centre.

This brand new tourist village was about to open during our passage and promises to be extremely comfortable. All new bungalows have a fully equipped kitchen with kitchen, cutlery, fridge. They are air-conditioned and have a lounge with satellite TV and small bathrooms. Their architecture is pretty cute, and barbecues were arranged in the small gardens surrounding them. You can enjoy the beach of the adjacent tourist village. In the coming years, the hotel will be complemented by a hotel facing the sea, a shop, a restaurant and two cafés.

This state hotel is still the most luxurious hotel in Benghazi. As well as the Dawa Islamiya building (on the seafront, housed in the shops and the headquarters of the Islamic Call Center, the Libyan Silguy religious association), Hotel Tibesti is one of the most interesting modern architecture in the city, with its pyramid facade designed to be a green wall. Volumes, decoration, colours, furniture, everything here recalls the aesthetics of the late 1970 s. A little young, but well maintained.

The rooms offer beautiful views of the lake of 23-July or views of the city. Their air conditioning system is no longer a young one. Many services: three restaurants (including a good Italian on the 13 th floor), cafes, shops, spa, indoor swimming pool, ticket distributor, change, travel agency Dar Sahara, airlines. Air-conditioned rooms with minibar, satellite TV, internet connection. Wi-Fi network in the executive floor. Business centre with Internet. During the month of Ramadan, the café on the roof terrace turns into a nice and lively restaurant preparing delicious grilled grill, and tents are installed. Very pleasant so during this month, but not necessarily the rest of time despite the beautiful sunsets.

At the foot of the Sawari al-Imad and El-Fateh towers, this large hotel is generally satisfactory, although sometimes a little noisy and crushing. A great classic tour operator.

This hotel occupies the old Italian fort! The rooms overlook the central courtyard where a magnificent tree is served. Based on the old architecture of the fort, they are rather small and dark, but comfortable, very clean and air conditioned. Outdoor health, also clean. A coffee and a very honest restaurant.

In general, the tourist villages are on the sea side, this one is on the mountain side, in a bucolic setting. We are greeted by a large palm tree alley. According to the staff, they were planted by an English general who lived there with his wife. The villas are spacious and comfortable, with American equipped kitchen and rooms on the floor, real private apartments. A hotel will complete the whole in the coming years, in front of the mountain. A good restaurant (between 15 and 25 DL the meal), computers connected to the Internet.

This large, blue hotel is located on the seafront, which is not accessible. The studios in the back yard are without great interest, the best option is to choose the rooms that are correct, with small balconies, preferably sea-side, the latter being the main interest of the hotel, relatively eccentric and displaying quite excessive prices. Restaurant, café (including a chicha coffee in the courtyard, 3 DL la), Internet room (2 DL per hour), and a large lobby. The staff is very friendly.

At the end of the old town. It faces the large water castle of the Kouba behind which a staircase descends down to rue de la Corniche. From the hotel you can quickly reach the Al-Dar restaurant and the arc of Marc Aurèle. The hotel was very clean, the room was very clean and the room was very clean and the room was very clean. But for those who want to stay in the medina this is a good option and one of the only ones!

It seems that the hotel's price takes into account its very central location. In spite of everything, the rooms are comfortable without being large. The suite and a double room have an exterior view, others need electric lighting. A café, next to which it is planned to install computers with the Internet, and a restaurant on the 3rd floor (7 DL meal).

The staff were friendly and helpful. Television in the spacious, air-conditioned and very clean rooms. International telephone line by way of reception. Café. Enjoy the oriental or European cuisine of the Hotel Restaurant, a treat!

The hotel is more than 6 years old. Air-conditioned rooms with satellite TV and vétustes bathrooms. The restaurant is very honest (meals from 13 DL).

The rooms are on the floor, while the ground floor is divided between reception and coffee. No television or telephone in the rooms, clean but in summary comfort, with or without bathroom. Air conditioning in some rooms. But at this price, difficult to ask for more, and the hotel is very central, quiet just a few steps from the square Green.

This is the only hotel in the shopping area where the Tuesday market takes place and is within walking distance of the old town. Located in a two-storey building, it opened in October 2005. The rooms are clean and comfortable. In the restaurant, if you want to eat a couscous, order it in advance. The welcoming francophone boss has a house in the old town, which you can visit and where you can eat a good couscous.

As with all the Campings'campsites, this is actually a camp. The bungalows are very clean, the small beds are comfortable. Two clean sanitary blocks and hot showers. Three bungalows on the ground, after the swimming pool, are called "suites" (with air conditioning, large bed, small lounge, satellite TV, fridge, private showers). The kitchen in the restaurant is good and plentiful. A ultrapropre and very pleasant camp with a small animal zoo of the Sahara of today or yesterday: there are even ostriches!

We would not end up boasting this new hotel, but it was built in Italian times on the site of a Ottoman building, exactly on the same model and by the same architects as the hotel de Nalout. The rooms are very clean and the rooms are very clean, the shower is very hot and, from the small balconies of the ten rooms oriented towards the plain, you have a superb view. Not forgetting the terrace overlooking the plain and where the view is magnificent. The Moroccan and French receptionist is very helpful. Clean café-restaurant with impeccable health and a fireplace. Under the hotel there is a chicha bar (shisha, open from a. m. to midnight or 2 p. m.) with billiards frequented by locals. Parking.

You can ask for a guide (Arabic-speaking) at the hotel: 30 DL for a complete tour of the interesting tourist sites in the vicinity of Yefren, a walk of about 4 hours.

It is named after the second Derna football club. The hotel was very close to the city centre and the city centre was very close to the city centre. to stay only if the Hotel Fardous was full. View of the harbour from some rooms.

A massive building with very clean rooms all equipped with bathroom with bathtub, telephone, satellite TV, extra-fridge and air conditioning. The studios have a balcony and a kitchen, a new red carpet and leather armchairs: It is by far the best rooms in the hotel. The villas outside, with two bedrooms and a kitchen, are rather old. A restaurant of international specialities offers excellent cuisine. Also a cafeteria, a swimming pool not often working, a spa (for men only, gym, sauna, gym), a hairdresser and a souvenir shop. The hotel is more than 25 years old and is still pleasant because it is well maintained. Do not hesitate to ask for the tour road and other at the reception. Prices have doubled in two years, yet only the first floor and studios have been renovated.

The village is about years old and has been renovated. It is one of the largest tourist villages in the country, with everything it needs to live in isolation by the sea: coffee, restaurants, shops, swimming pool, exchange service, internet café, grocery shop, tennis court, a small amusement park for children frequented by families until late in the evening and surrounded by coffee. Some Libyans live even year-round, for example teachers (public service salaries are still capped in Libya), in the eastern part of the village. The air-conditioned rooms in the western part are comfortably furnished, and some have a beautiful sea view. The suites are quite correct.