Al Mahary Radisson Blu Hotel, Tripoli
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Arrivée à partir de : | 14:00 |
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Départ avant : | 12:00 |
Animaux de compagnie | Animaux de compagnie interdits |
Al Mahary Radisson Blu Hotel, Tripoli : plus d'informations
Al Mahary Radisson Blu Hotel, Tripoli
Overlooking the shimmering waters of the Mediterranean Sea, this towering luxury hotel is located near the port of Tripoli. Business travellers will have easy access to the business district, just a five-minute drive away, and the area around the hotel is home to many embassies and administrative offices. Travellers may wish to view the Roman Arch of Marcus Aurelius, explore the Red Castle Museum, and shop at the local bazaar. Rooms are tranquil and elegantly appointed with crisp, white linens, a balcony overlooking the sea, and free Wi-Fi. Guests will delight in the elaborate breakfast buffet offering over 120 options as well as a traditional English breakfast, and can on delicious pizzas and pastas in the Italian restaurant. The café and pool bar provide drinks and snacks throughout the day, and guests might relax with a cup of tea in the Moroccan lounge or with a massage in the full service spa. Disclaimer notification: Amenities are subject to availability and may be chargeable as per the hotel policy.
Commentaire : 24 juil. 2026
Date d'arrivée : juil. 2026
В центре города Триполи.
Commentaire : 4 sept. 2026
Date d'arrivée : août 2026
Be safe
Commentaire : 15 déc. 2025
Date d'arrivée : nov. 2025
Horrible nightmare
Rooms:
The rooms are the first major disappointment. The carpet looks like it has survived a decade of spills, stains, and zero meaningful cleaning. When you walk in, the stains are so visible that you immediately question how management allows guests to step into such conditions. If you have sensitive skin, you will feel it instantly itchiness, discomfort, and the sense that you are lying on something that hasn’t been properly sanitized in years. Cleanliness overall is inconsistent at best. It depends entirely on which cleaner happens to show up that day. If you want your room cleaned properly, expect to supervise the process like a full-time job, because otherwise towels, toiletries, and basic necessities are forgotten as if the hotel assumes you have no intention of showering or functioning like a normal guest. My advise is to teach cleaners that on a daily basis is a new day and everyday rooms must be top notched and every single corner has to be cleaned.
Wi-Fi:
The Wi-Fi is a disaster bordering on comedy. Inside the rooms, the connection is either painfully weak or completely nonexistent depending on where you stand, which corner you sit in, or what mood the router is in. If you need to work, stream, make calls, or simply connect to the world, prepare for frustration. The only semi-functional connection is in the public areas, meaning your room might as well be located in the digital Stone Age. For a hotel claiming to be 5 stars, this level of connectivity is unacceptable.
Water:
The water supply is another daily lottery. Sometimes it is ice-cold, other times the pressure drops so dramatically that you can barely rinse your hands, let alone shower. You can complain, and they will send someone to “check,” but nothing ever gets fixed. They look around, nod politely, and disappear end of story. If you expect consistent hot water and normal pressure, you will be disappointed again and again.
Air conditioning:
I called 17 times to report that the air conditioning in my room is not working and that the room is extremely hot. The receptionist keeps saying “yes, yes, yes, yes, yes,” clearly not understanding what is going on, and keeps sending the same maintenance guy who does not speak English. Like an idiot, he waves his hands to show that there is supposedly nothing wrong with the air conditioning and claims all that is needed is to adjust a switch downstairs, after which it suddenly starts cooling. This is exactly the same situation as the water pressure — everything depends on switches. After all this unnecessary drama and wasted time, I called for the 18th time, only to be told by the receptionist that the air conditioning is set on heat and that there is nothing he can do. Completely unacceptable.
Gym:
The gym is an insult to anyone who takes fitness seriously dirty that you can get an infection ( It never been cleaned!!!!). It is outdated to the point of irrelevance. Out of three treadmills, only one works with the chance to get electrocuted because of exposed wiring, so imagine one treadmill to be shared by all residence attending gym. The remaining equipment looks like it was purchased last century and left to rot. Everything is rusted, unstable, broken, or simply dirty. The room itself feels neglected and borderline unsafe. Calling it a gym is ambitious it is more like a storage room of broken machines also make sure to have data internet as again wifi does not exists make sure to have data in your mobile. There is this short Libyan guy working in the gym area, pretending to be a coach, and his job is to bother people. He pretends that he is an instructor by telling them that they don’t know what they are doing and that they should rent him as an instructor. Instead, he admits that he wants to take money from them. He is more like a cartoon character than someone suitable to be an instructor. Be aware.
Breakfast:
Breakfast is passable, but unimpressive and limited. The selection focuses heavily on Muslim-oriented options, which is fine, but the variety is poor, and the overall quality feels like the hotel is doing the bare minimum. Nothing is particularly fresh or memorable, and the experience does not come close to what a 5-star property should offer.
Overall recommendation:
As a standard person, I believe that operating a hotel requires extensive knowledge, proper education in hospitality, strong customer service skills, and well-trained, qualified staff in order to deliver a truly superb experience. Unfortunately, this property demonstrates the complete opposite. The lack of basic service standards, the evident language barriers, and the overall absence of professionalism make it very difficult to understand how this hotel is presented at its current rating.
When a hotel consistently fails in service quality, communication, and staff competence, it is not a matter of minor shortcomings but a structural problem. In my opinion, it would be far more honest and appropriate to classify this hotel as a 3-star property, which would better reflect the level of service actually provided and set more realistic expectations for guests.
Commentaire : 28 déc. 2025
Date d'arrivée : déc. 2025
Vacation
The stay was good and the staff are very helpful and friendly, will surely back in my next visit.
Commentaire : 29 déc. 2025
Date d'arrivée : déc. 2025
Recommended if you’re in Tripoli
Très bon emplacement
The Corniche, Dahra, Tripoli (Libye), 91781, Libye|2,51 km du centre-ville
Arrivée et départ
Arrivée à partir de :
14:00
Départ avant :
12:00
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