The pool house of Sophie located in The Small ville Hotel with a breathtaking panoramic view of Beirut’s racetrack with a nature inspired décor. Chilling by the pool has never been that fulfilling.
Remaining refreshingly chill during the warm seasons and alluringly cozy during the chilly seasons, their Pool house is open all year long!
Relish in their fresh cocktails and cuisine while you lounge.
Google Reviews
J S
3 years agoA group of us had drinks there and enjoyed the view of the city. They have a pool, which can be used by the people staying at the hotel and also by paying a daily fee (if you are not staying at the hotel, that's what we were told). Great view of the city and the cocktails were good as well. It gets really really warm inside due to it being covered with glass. Would go again!
Marc Salloum
3 years agoAmazing staff and amiable. The service speed is great and the food tasted perfect! The ambiance was nice and the price is reasonable. You can feel the cold weather up, the heating system isn’t that good despite requesting for a heater which we never received but the table neat us did. Water drips from the roof on tables near the pool which is sad for not being able to enjoy the full experience
Ayat Rubaie
3 years agoThis place located in the 16th floor of SmallVille Hotel in Beirut. The decoration is so beautiful and relaxing but the food isn’t that good. I had shrimp pasta and Moe Fries. It’s wasn’t tasty. Hoqah is bad. Burns so quickly
Wadad Lahad
2 years agoThe place is very nice. Food is good Prices are affordable. the outdoor has a nice view of the city. You can enjoy food and drinks at the 16th floor.
Itsjowii
a month agoSo let me start by saying the place is stunning it's the vibes and interior that lead me to the place (props to the unknown designers). I've decided to visit this place alone around sunset time for a quick bite. I've ordered the salmon poke bowl 18$ and an ice tea 4$. The shock was when the bill came none of the prices listed were right (please find attached the pictures of what i've ordered in the menu). Salmon poke come with spring rolls on the side as mentioned in the item's description in the last sentence. My bill came, it was 44$ when it should've been 22$. The poke was 29$ spring rolls 12$ and the drink 3$. After going back and forth they ended up apologizing and saying i was right and gave back only 11$ for the poke's original price but refused to remove the spring rolls claiming it was a QR code menu update mistake. To my surprise, when i left i've checked all their menus and found no spring rolls listed. I've even waited and double checked days after since they claimed it was a mistake but apparently it was a cheap way to rip off people. It's a shame that an elegant place would attempt to do such thing and then offer a cheap dessert that no one wants as a way to cover it up. Fix your menu.. if that was the actual problem to begin with or change your staff that is trying to rip people off.
