OpenLLM-France/wikimedia huggingface dataset:
# Woodville

There is more than one place called Woodville:

### Australia

* Woodville (New South Wales)
* Woodville (South Australia)

### Canada

* Woodville (Ontario)

### England

* Woodville (Derbyshire)

### New Zealand

* Woodville (New Zealand)

### United States of America

* Woodville (Alabama)
* Woodville (California)
* Woodville (Florida)
* Woodville (Georgia)
* Woodville (Maine)
* Woodville (Mississippi)
* Woodville (Ohio)
* Woodville (Oklahoma)
* Woodville (Texas)
* Woodville (Virginia)
* Woodville (Wisconsin)
# Woolwich

There is more than one place called Woolwich:

### United Kingdom

* London/Greenwich — a district in London

### New Jersey, U.S.A.

* Woolwich Township — including Swedesboro

### Ontario, Canada

* Woolwich, Ontario — a place with Amish and Mennonites heritage
# Washington, D.C. area

The D.C. area of Maryland and Virginia consists of the counties near Washington, D.C.

## Regions

* Maryland's Capital Region — the part on the Maryland side of the Potomac River
* Northern Virginia — the part on the Virginia side of the Potomac River
* Washington, D.C., itself
# Washington (Morris County, New Jersey)

Washington Township is a township in Morris County in the Skylands region of New Jersey.
There are several places called Washington in New Jersey, including Washington township in Warren County, which is only a few miles away. The Washington on this page is most commonly referred to by residents as Long Valley.

## See

* Myhelan Cultural Arts Center, 18 Schooleys Mountain Rd, Long Valley, ☏ +1 908-876-5959. local art gallery, international arts and crafts
* Washington Township Historical Society (Museum), 6 Fairview Ave, Long Valley, ☏ +1 908 876-9696. very small museum open only a few hours a week, usually on weekends, call before you go to find out when they're open. Ask them to tell you the stories about George Washington visiting town.

## Do

* $^{[formerlydeadlink]}$ Schooley's Mountain County Park (Schooley's Mountain Park), East Springtown Road, Long Valley, ☏ +1 973 326-7600. Boating, fishing, hiking, horseback riding, ice skating, sledding, snowshoeing, X-country skiing, picnicking, baseball. No camping.
* $^{[deadlink]}$ Hiking. At Patriots' Path. Bring your horses.

## Buy

* $^{[deadlink]}$ Long Valley Antiques (formerly Ed & Mike's), 20 Schooley's Mountain Rd., Long Valley (in the centre of Long Valley, just north of the main intersection), ☏ +1 908-876-1333. Historic antique shop. Local radio personality "Doc South" works there.

## Eat

* Schooley's Mountain General Store, 250 State Route 24, Schooleys Mountain, ☏ +1 908 852-4943. Classic, historic general store. It has changed owners, but it's been open since 1830. Fun place, all the amenities of a convenience store and deli, plus a small post office, in a very old, creaky building. If you're traveling a long distance just to come here, call first to make sure it's not closed for an emergency or something. Definitely worth a visit if you come to Long Valley.
* Hunan Wok Long Valley, 9 West Mill Road, Long Valley, ☏ +1 908 876-9680.
* Valley Restaurant & Pub, 59 E Mill Rd #208, Long Valley, ☏ +1 908-876-0111. Tu-Th noon-9:30PM, F Sa noon–10PM, Su noon-9PM. Burgers, pasta & cocktails with outdoor tables.

## Drink

* Mountainview Bar & Grill, 141 Schooleys Mountain Rd, Long Valley (Ross Streets: between E Springtown Rd/W Springtown Rd and James Trl), ☏ +1 908 876-9111. A typical bar, but friendlier. Karaoke is available sometimes. Try the lobster bisque.
* Long Valley Pub & Brewery (The Brew Pub), One Fairmount Road, Long Valley, ☏ +1 908-876-1122. Very popular pub and restaurant that brews its own beer.

## Sleep

* Neighbor House Bed & Breakfast, 143 West Mill Road, Long Valley, ☏ +1 908-876-3519.

## Go next

The Arts Building, 18 Schooleys Mountain Rd, Long Valley.
# Washington (Pennsylvania)

Washington is a city in the South Pittsburgh Region, Pennsylvania.

## Understand

Washington is the county seat of Washington County.
Prior to the founding of Pennsylvania, the French call the area "Wissameking", the catfish place, after a Delaware Indian chief known as "Catfish". An early settler created a plot of land that he originally called "Bassett, alias Dandridge Town". Before the plot was registered, the name was changed to "Washington". The town was the center of the Whiskey Rebellion in the 1790s.
The town was incorporated in 1810.
* City Hall, 55 West Maiden Street, ☏ +1 742 223-4200, fax: +1 742 223-4229, info@washingtonpa.us. M-Fr 8:30AM-5PM.

## Get around

* Freedom Transit, ☏ +1 724-223-8747, toll-free: +1-888-811-9704, customersupport@ggcbus.com. Provides three local routes and an express route to Pittsburgh. $2 local $4 to Pittsburgh.

## See

* 40.208-80.25531 Pennsylvania Trolley Museum, 1 Museum Road, ☏ +1 742 228-9256, fax: +1 742 228-9675, ptm@pa-trolley.org. Mar 30-Memorial Day and Labor Day-Dec 16: F 10AM-4PM, Sa-Su 10AM-5PM; Memorial Day-Labor Day: M-F 10AM-4PM, Sa-Su 10AM-5PM. Great family location that includes a ride on a working trolley and the (alleged) title star of the film A Streetcar Named Desire. Adult: $9, 62+: $8, 3-15: $6, under 3: free.
* 40.168056-80.2452 Bradford House Museum, 175 S Main St, ☏ +1 724 222-3604, bradfordhouse@verizon.net. (updated Oct 2020)

## Do

* 40.154167-80.2836111 Wild Things Park, ☏ +1 724 250-9555. Home of the Washington Wild Things baseball team. (updated Oct 2020)

## Buy

* 40.1596-80.27621 Washington Crown Center, 1500 W Chestnut St, ☏ +1 724 228-4270, csr@washingtoncrowncenter.com. (updated Oct 2020)

## Eat

* 40.169366-80.2448811 The Union Grill, 13 1/2 E Wheeling St, ☏ +1 724 222-2860. (updated Oct 2020)

## Sleep

* 40.1698-80.24471 The George Washington Hotel, 60 S Main St, ☏ +1 724 225-3200. (updated Oct 2020)
# Washington (North Carolina)

Washington is a city on the North Carolina Coastal Plain. The architecture in the large residential and commercial Historic District captures later phases of Washington's history and development. Main Street in Washington's Historic Downtown is flanked by 19th and early 20th century commercial buildings punctuated with ornate brickwork.

## Understand

This city of approximately 10,000 residents is located in northeastern North Carolina on the Pamlico River. It was the first city in America to be named after General George Washington, before he became the first president of the United States.
In its infancy, Washington was a regional shipping center because of its strategic location at the junction of inland and coastal rivers. The shipping heritage is evident in some waterfront commercial buildings from that era.

## Get in

* Greyhound, 914 Carolina Ave.

## See

* 35.54278-77.058651 Washington Waterfront Docks, 301 W Stewart Pkwy, ☏ +1 252 940-1231. Daily 8AM-8PM. A great place to take a stroll along the waterfront promenade, have an ice cream cone and watch the boats go by, or just mill around. Free. (updated Nov 2021)
* 35.54365-77.05832 Washington Waterfront Underground Railroad Museum, corner of Main and Gladden Streets, ☏ +1 609 444-8974. F Sa 11AM-2PM. A small but important museum about the underground railroad that included such far removed places as Washington even. Housed in a caboose. (updated Nov 2021)

## Do

* 35.5399-77.053711 North Carolina Estuarium, 223 E Water St, ☏ +1 252 948-0000. Tu-Sa 10:30AM-3:30PM. See estuary life through taxidermy and natural history exhibits, aquariums, walks, and Pamlico River boat tours. (updated Nov 2021)
* 35.47839-76.901872 Goose Creek State Park, 2190 Camp Leach Rd (12 miles southeast of Washington), ☏ +1 252 923-2191. Daily 8AM-6PM. This is a great place to check out swampy marshlands with eerie cypress trees and the occasional black bear or tawny tannic acid waters of the Pamlico River in a kayak. Boardwalk trails and a campground are part of the amenities. Free. (updated Nov 2021)
* 35.5371-77.039913 Inner Banks Outfitters, 1050 E Main St, ☏ +1 252 975-3006. You can rent kayaks or bicycles here to explore. (updated Nov 2021)
* 35.54248-77.055754 Turnage Theater, 150 W Main St, ☏ +1 252 946-2504. A vintage theater with elaborate ceiling inlay that has a fairly lively arts center called Arts of the Pamlico. (updated Nov 2021)

## Eat

* 35.54294-77.05731 Main Street Scoops, 217 W Main St, ☏ +1 252 974-1114. Su-Th noon-8PM, F Sa noon-9PM. Ice cream. (updated Nov 2021)
* 35.54207-77.055512 Down On Mainstreet, 107 W Main St, ☏ +1 252 940-1988. Tu-Th 11AM-8PM, F Sa 11AM-9PM. Serving up some regional recipes. (updated Nov 2021)

## Drink

Market Street Pub, 143 North Market Street +1 252-623-2063. Bar with entertainment.

## Sleep

* Quality Inn, 1636 Carolina Avenue, ☏ +1 252-946-4444.
* Days Inn, 916 Carolina Avenue, ☏ +1 252-623-3925.
* Hampton Inn, 2085 West 15th Street, ☏ +1 252-940-4556, fax: +1 252-940-4557.
* 35.5462-77.0651 Elmwood 1820 Bed & Breakfast Inn, 731 W Main St, ☏ +1 252 623 1466. (updated Jan 2022)
# Yongding

There is more than one place named Yongding:

### China

* Yongding District, Zhangjiajie - A district in Zhangjiajie.
* Yongding District, Longyan - A district in Longyan.
# Yonghe

Yonghe (永和區), also spelled Yungho, is a district of New Taipei. It is famous for its breakfast foods, notably soy milk. The museum of religion is the city's primary draw for tourists.
Yonghe is a very crowded and noisy suburb of 225,000 people (2016), with the second-highest population density in the world (after Manila, Philippines) with over 41,300 people per km².

## Get in
### By MRT

The yellow line (Zhonghe Line) connects Yonghe to Taipei City.
* 25.002222121.5105561 Yongan Market Station (永安市場), No. 388, Zhonghe Road. (updated Jun 2019)
* 25.013518121.5154242 Dingxi station (頂溪), 234. (updated Jun 2019)

## See
### Museums

* 25.008056121.5077781 Museum of World Religions (世界宗教博物館), 7F, No. 236, Section 1, Zhongshan Road, ☏ +886 2 8231 6118. Tu-Su 10:00-17:00. This 8,000-m² museum was inaugurated in 2001 by a Taiwanese Buddhist monastery. It is dedicated to the preservation of all sacred knowledge and aims to foster an understanding and respect among the different beliefs. The museum has permanent displays of sacred texts and artifacts representing all the major religions, short-term exhibitions and, in addition, hosts talks and discussions. It is a 15- to 20-minute walk from Tingxi MRT station on the Yung-he line. NT$120.

### Temples

* 25.013258121.5087052 Yonghe Baofu Temple (永和保福宮), No. 11, Lane 202, Ren'ai Road, ☏ +886 2 2922 7524. Built in 1822, the temple is dedicated to the Baosheng Dadi, a Chinese god of medicine. Among the first groups of migrants to the area from China were people from Quanzhou, to whom Baosheng Dadi was particularly important. Prior to the construction of the temple, worshipers were forced to cross the hazardous river to the Dalongdong Baoan Temple in Datong district. (updated Jun 2019)

### Parks & nature

* Ren'ai Park (仁愛公園), No. 244-1, Ren'ai Road, ☏ +886 2 2928 2828. (updated Jun 2019)

## Buy

* 25.011848121.5175471 Korean Apparel Street, Zhongxing Street.
* 9x9 Stationary Store.
* 25.00604121.5289872 Fuhe Flea Market (福和二手市集), Fuhe Bridge. 06:00-12:00. An outdoor market selling second hand items, fruit, and a number of other odds and ends. (updated Oct 2019)

## Eat
### Vegetarian

* Dz Dzai lin, ☏ +886 2 2922-9947. Yuxi Street. A reasonably priced and laid back restaurant serving vegetarian and natural food dishes.

### Night market

* 25.008389121.5117211 Lehua Night Market (樂華夜市), Yongping Road, ☏ +886 2 2232 9711. Daily 17:00-01:00. Founded in the 1970s, Lehua Night Market offers a rich mix of snack stalls, including Taiwanese food such as rice cakes, tempura, oyster omelet, shrimp and meat stew and shaved ice, as well as shopping and entertainment facilities.

## Drink
### Yonghe Soy Milk

* 25.015529121.5161042 Soy Milk King of the World (世界豆漿大王), 284 Yonghe Rd, ☏ +886 2 8927-0000. Sec. 2. Near the MRT Dingxi Station. It's the original "Yonghe Doujiang" (from which all other places copied); it's open 24 hours a day and it's cheap!
# Yonaguni phrasebook

Yonaguni (与那国物言 / ドゥナンムヌイ, Dunan Munui) is a language spoken solely on the island of Yonaguni at the westernmost tip of the Yaeyama Islands, Japan. Of the roughly 1,700 inhabitants, about half can speak the language.
If you're really interested in the language, the Yonaguni Ethnographic Museum sells a small dictionary written by an island auntie who is the museum's curator, Nae Ikema. The same woman, born in 1919, is also the last remaining soul with a traditional knowledge of the island's peculiar writing system known as "kaida dii" (two symbols found carved in the underwater ruins closely resemble the local characters for horse and goat, respectively).

## Distinctive features

In general, Yonaguni only uses the 3 vowels, a, i, and u (compared to Okinawan, with 5, Yaeyaman, with 4, Miyako, with 4, and Amami, with 8), but e and o are still heard occasionally, such as in the imperative hire: (go!) and the emphatic particle do:.
The first thing that a speaker of Common Japanese is likely to notice is that initial y sounds (IPA [j]) have changed into d sounds, such as in du:ci ("four"; Okinawan yu:ci; CJ yottsu), dumi ("wife"), and Dunan, the island's name. Intervocalic voicing is also heard -- CJ haka (grave) is Yonagunian haga; CJ aka (red) > Yonaguni aga.
Aspirated t and k sounds, often indicated with an outward-facing apostrophe (ʻ), are distinguished from their unaspirated counterparts, which can be indicated with an inward-facing one ('). Vowel length varies with the speaker, and when writing in katakana some will use the long vowel mark and some not.

## Romanization

c = ch
j = y
ŋ = ng (: [ŋ])
N = lonely n
: = long vowel

## Phraselist
### Basics
#### Hello.

    今日拝む。（すーうか゚む, suuŋamu）

#### What is your name?

    貴方名や？（んだなーや?, Ndana:ja?）

#### My name is ______ .

    俺や _____んでぃ言どぅ。 (あぬやんでぃんどぅ, anuja _____NdiNdu)

#### Thank you.

    . (Fugurassa )

#### I'm sorry.

    無礼きー。 (ぶりきー, buriki: )

#### Where is the toilet?
### Problems
#### Can I use your phone?
### Numbers

Many Yonagunians who moved to the island as adults can't speak the dialect fluently and say that the only thing they can do is count to ten. If you can master this, you'll get a good summary of the sound changes in Yonagunian in the process (standard Japanese in parentheses):

#### 1

    t'u:ci (hitotsu )

#### 2

    t'a:ci (futatsu )

#### 3

    mi:ci (mittsu )

#### 4

    du:ci (yottsu)

#### 5

    icici (itsutsu)

#### 6

    mu:ci (muttsu)

#### 7

    nanaci (nanatsu)

#### 8

    da:ci (yattsu)

#### 9

    kugunuci (kokonotsu)

#### 10

    tu (too)
# Yichun

There's more than one place called Yichun:

### China

* Yichun (Heilongjiang) - in Heilongjiang Province
* Yichun (Jiangxi) - in Jiangxi Province
# Yingkou

Yingkou (营口; Yíngkǒu) is a city in Liaoning Province of China.

## Get in

* 40.540833122.3572221 Yingkou Lanqi Airport. Yingkou's airport (opened in 2016) has flights from Shenzhen, Shanghai, Harbin, Yantai, Jinan, and Jining. (updated Sep 2018)

## Get around

Taxis start at ¥6 the first 2.4 km, then ¥1 for every 400 meters.

## See

* Yueya Bay.
* Basha Bay.
* Fairy Island.
* Xiongyue Hot Spring.
* Qinglong Mountain.
* Buyun Mountain.
* Wang'ershan Hill.
* Lengyan Temple. One of the largest Buddhist temples in the northeast of China. The site contains Lengyan Pagoda which was opened in 1997.

## Do

There is a Wanda Plaza Mall in town with a movie theater.

## Eat

This city has great self-barbecue restaurants.

## Drink

There is a Starbucks in the Wanda Plaza Mall.

## Sleep

There are plenty of empty apartments and hotels.
# Beiseker

Beiseker$^{[deadlink]}$ is a small, agricultural village in the outermost part of the Calgary Region of about 800 people (2016). It is a popular stop for Calgary-area travellers going to and from Drumheller and Saskatoon.

## Understand

Beiseker is at the intersection of two major highways. The village is surrounded by rural Rocky View County.

## Get in

Beiseker is about 45 minutes northeast of Calgary at the intersection of Highways 9, 72, and 806. Travellers coming from Calgary can either drive east along the Trans-Canada Highway (Highway 1) to Highway 9 and head north, or drive north along Highway 2 and then east along Highway 72 (exit 295).

## See

* 51.385353-113.5385251 Beiseker Station Museum, 700 1st Avenue, beisekerstationmuseum@gmail.com. Based in a rural train station. Also contains the village's visitor information centre which is open July long weekend to September long weekend. (updated Oct 2020)
* 51.386628-113.5283382 "Squirt" the Skunk, 485 North Road (Hwy 72) (Beiseker Campground, just west of the Hwy 9/72 intersection). Beiseker's village mascot, a 13-ft tall skunk. (updated Oct 2020)

## Do

* 51.3933-113.4721 Skydive Extreme Calgary, Hwy 9, Rocky View County (Beiseker Airport; 3.7 km (2.3 mi) east of Beiseker). (updated Oct 2020)
* 51.3855-113.538912 Meadowlark Trail, 700 1 Ave (Directly behind Village Office (Station Museum), Main Street). Hiking trail connecting Beiseker and Irricana. (updated Dec 2023)

## Buy

* 51.384755-113.5374721 Beiseker Fresh Market, 211 6 Street (On Main Street), ☏ +1 403-947-3856, beisekerfoods@gmail.com. 9AM-7PM. Local grocery store. (updated Dec 2023)
* 51.38661-113.536972 Beiseker Grab & Go Convenience Store (Grab N Go), 500 1 Ave (Right off North Road, on the access to Main Street.). Local convenience store. (updated Dec 2023)

## Eat

* 51.384535-113.5362221 Arcadia Cafe, 308 6th Street, ☏ +1 403-947-3443. (updated Oct 2020)
* 51.385109-113.5372242 Ruby's Kitchen, 210 6th Street, ☏ +1 403-947-3330. (updated Oct 2020)
* 51.380336-113.5297153 Beef Steak Restaurant, 508 7 St (Left-hand turn off Alberta Highway 9. Not far from the highway.), ☏ +1 403-947-2004. 10 AM - Midnight. (updated Dec 2023)
* 51.38081-113.5278344 WOW Chicken Beiseker (WOW Chicken), 610 Highway 9 (Directly off Highway 9, inside Centex gas station), ☏ +1 403-947-0077. 11AM-9PM. (updated Dec 2023)

## Drink

* 51.381171-113.5274511 Lazy Ace Saloon, 610 Highway 9 (Directly off Highway 9, behind Centex gas station), ☏ +1 403-947-3300. (updated Dec 2023)

## Sleep

* 51.386849-113.5268791 Beiseker Municipal Campground, 485 4th Ave (4th Ave & Hwy 72 (North Rd)), ☏ +1 403-888-9730. (updated Dec 2023)
* 51.381698-113.5282522 Motel 9, Highway 9, ☏ +1 403-947-2555. (updated Oct 2020)
# Beirut/Rawcheh

Rawcheh is in Beirut. The Rawcheh has always been a tourist attraction. Its renowned rock landmark Pigeon Rocks attracts visitors from all over the world. Along the Rawcheh coastline are many restaurants and coffee shops that are always crowded with local and foreign visitors seeking fun and entertainment. At night, Rawcheh creates a mood of its own and offers something for everyone (usually those who cannot afford the Western Orientated nightlife located in Ashrafieh).

## Get in

If starting off in Downtown, take a taxi but traffic can be heavy particularly on the coastal road. Walking along the corniche will lead you straight to the Rawcheh district, expect to spend at least an hour walking, but its worth it if the weather is right.

## See

* 33.88801935.4735561 Janine Rubeiz Gallery, 1 Charles de Gaulle Avenue, Majdalani bldg, ☏ +961 1 868 290, fax: +961 1 805 061, gjr@inco.com.lb. Tu-F 10:00-1?9:00, Sat 10:00-14:00. Contemporary art. (updated Apr 2017)
* 33.8897835.47042 Raouche Rocks (Pigeon Rocks). You can take a gander at this Beirut icon at one of the cafes lining General De Gaulle (watch out for exorbitant charges on items though) or along the corniche just to the south of those, or on the El Delie headland, where some brave people even dare to take a dip in the ocean. (updated Sep 2020)

## Eat

* 33.885935.4741 Bourj Al Hamam (Mövenpick Hotel & Resort), Général de Gaulle Avenue, Raouche, ☏ +961 1 869 666. Daily 12:00-00:00. Traditional Lebanese mezza with a good selection of grilled meats. Anything on this menu is sure to be good but try the beef fillet with homemade spicy sauce. The view overlooking the Med makes this restaurant a pleasant location so ask to be seated at a window table or on the balcony. The views alone are worth a visit. Meal for two without wine: starting US$60.
* 33.8917335.471082 Al Falamanki Raouche, ☏ +961 1 808 011. If you don't mind spending some, this is a prime place to enjoy some Lebanese cuisine and the Pigeon Rocks from your table. (updated Sep 2020)

## Sleep

* 33.887735.4749771 The Lancaster Hotel, Australia Street, Raouche, ☏ +961 1 790810, fax: +961 1 790820. English-style boutique hotel.
* 33.88564135.4743122 Moevenpick Hotel & Resort, General de Gaulle Avenue, ☏ +961 1 869666, fax: +961 1 809326. The only city centre hotel with resort facilities. On the Mediterranean Sea, with private beach and Marina. Spa and Health Club spread over 2000 m² with 11 treatment rooms. Facilities for banquets and wedding area for 2,000 people around the pool.
# Beirut/Ras Beirut

Manara is in Beirut. Its name means the "Tip of Beirut" and is a residential neighborhood.

## Understand

It has a mixed population of Christians, Muslims, Druze, and secular individuals. Ras Beirut is home to some of Beirut's historically prominent families. Included in the area are a number of international schools and universities, including the American University of Beirut (AUB) and International College Beirut (IC).
Hamra Street is famous for its sidewalk cafes, elegant restaurants, old-fashioned boutiques, and cinemas. Traditionally, Ras Beirut cafés are places for the educated elite of the Lebanese people

## See

* 33.9000335.469841 Beirut lighthouse (Manara) (المنارة الجديدة), ☏ +961 1 742 346. Here you can watch the surf or sunset, have a coffee, and view the red-and-white-striped lighthouse. (updated Sep 2020)
* 33.9023235.477682 Corniche El Manara. Continuation of the corniche from the port area. (updated Sep 2020)
* 33.8980135.472643 Al Ba'sa. A spite house, built to obstruct view of the house behind it, in 1954. The barely habitable house is only 60cm at it's narrowest point. (updated Apr 2023)

## Do

* 33.8932135.467881 Sporting Club Beach, ☏ +961 1 742 200. Swimming pools and even a tidal pool basin for saltwater swimming right on the sea. (updated Sep 2020)

## Buy

* 33.8988335.473481 Taj el Moulouk (pastry shop), ☏ +961 1 365 797. You can really go wild on some baklava and other pastries here. Another highlight is the Ashta, or clotted cream, an Arabic specialty. It probably tastes better than it sounds. (updated Sep 2020)

## Sleep

* 33.895535.47161 Bella Riva (Suite Hotel), Caracas Str., Manara, ☏ +961 1 754343, +961 3 640894, fax: +961 1 754349, info@bellarivahotel.com.
* 33.895635.47062 Mediterranée Hotel (4 stars), Chourani st., Charles De Gaulle Avenue, Manara, Beirut, ☏ +961 1 741 824, fax: +961 1 603014. US$78.
* Riviera Hotel (4 stars), Avenue de Paris, Corniche El Manara, ☏ +961 1-373210, fax: +961 1-365239, info@rivierahotel.com.lb. US$150.