LE GRAY, BEIRUT SET TO OPEN IN OCTOBER

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CampbellGray hotels open its highly-anticipated first hotel in the Middle East this autumn in the exciting city of Beirut. Le Gray promises to deliver the same iconic CampbellGray style ever-present at its famous sisters, the Caribbean bolthole Carlisle Bay, London institutions One Aldwych and Dukes. Located in the smart Solidere area, facing Martyrs’ Square and Weygand Street in Beirut’s fashionable Downtown, the hotel is all set to become the city’s chicest hotel and meeting place located right in the centre of the newly rejuvenated shopping and entertainment district.   
 
Commenting on the location for Le Gray, CampbellGray Hotels chairman Gordon Campbell Gray said: “Beirut was chosen as a destination because first of all I love the city and have felt for many years that its renaissance was imminent.”
 
“It is an exciting place to live and an exciting place to visit and I feel strongly that its time has come again to be one of the most sought after and visited capitals in the world.”
 
Le Gray embodies an exhilarating, stylish and contemporary design symbolic of its city of residence. For the interior CampbellGray collaborated once again with renowned interior designer Mary Fox Linton, creating a cool, sleek and modern look from its Deluxe Rooms through to two Presidential Suites. There are 87 spacious rooms and suites, some with balconies and terraces; the fifth floor, the highest floor for accommodation, is suites only and each has its own terrace.  
 
Le Gray has many special features including a stunning sixth-floor roof-top restaurant, Indigo on the Roof, with spectacular panoramic views out to the Mediterranean Sea and the hills of Mount Lebanon; a late-night hangout Bar ThreeSixty on the seventh floor, which is set to become the city’s ultimate place to see and be seen in, a 17m long roof top chlorine-free swimming pool with sundeck and Pool Lounge, the Cigar Lounge offering a great selection of Cuban Cigars and Gordon’s café, a vibrant all day long café. There is also a state-of-the-art gym and Pure Gray Spa offering an extensive variety of treatments and massages using Natura Bissé natural and innovative products.
 
Beirut is affectionately known as Paris of the East and is a meeting point of cultures, at the western edge of the Arab world and eastern edge of Europe. Culture, history, archaeology (Phoenician and Roman ruins of Baalbek, Tyre, Sidon and Byblos), mountains (ski slopes of Faraya and the Cedars), Mediterranean beaches stretching from the North to the South, gourmet cuisine, shopping and nightlife collide to make Beirut a fantastically vibrant place to visit for leisure or business.
 

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