August 12, 2026
A conference room in Jounieh should offer seating for your exact group size, high-speed Wi-Fi, AV equipment, natural light, catering access and free parking. Al Murjan Palace Hotel’s conference room seats up to 24 and sits 16 km north of Beirut with all of these included.
Meeting rooms are easy to book badly. The room looks fine in a photograph, then on the day the Wi-Fi buckles or there is nowhere to take a coffee break. These are the things worth checking first.
Size it for the format, not the headcount
A room that seats 24 boardroom-style seats far fewer comfortably in a U-shape or classroom layout. Confirm the seating arrangement, not just the capacity number.
Natural light and breaks
All-day sessions in a windowless room lose the room by mid-afternoon. Check whether there is daylight, and where delegates go during breaks — a hotel with a restaurant, pool area and rooftop gives people somewhere to reset.
Catering that runs to your schedule
In-house catering means coffee arrives when you asked for it. At Al Murjan Palace the on-site restaurant serves Lebanese, Italian and international cuisine, and breakfast is available for delegates staying overnight.
Parking and arrival
Free private on-site parking removes a genuine friction point for a Lebanese corporate audience, most of whom will drive.
Enquire
See the conference room or request availability on +961 71 284 112.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many people fit in the conference room in Jounieh?
Al Murjan Palace Hotel’s conference room seats up to 24 guests for meetings, training and seminars.
Is parking available for conference attendees?
Yes — free private on-site parking is included.
Can I book catering with the conference room?
Yes. In-house catering covers Lebanese, Italian and international cuisine, with break service scheduled around your agenda.
What if my group is larger than 24?
The banquet hall seats up to 250 and the rooftop lounge up to 130, both on the same site.
