Sheraton Tripoli Hotel
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The Sheraton Tripoli Hotel is a partially-completed five-star hotel in Libya's capital Tripoli in the Gergarish District. It was planned to form the Al-Andalus Tourist Complex. Set to become a part of Starwood's Sheraton chain, work on the hotel was underway when the Libyan Civil War broke out in February 2011. Construction was halted and the structure has been abandoned.[1] The hotel was meant to complement the adjacent Four Points by Sheraton Tripoli, which opened in January 2011, only to shut operations a few months later because of the civil war.[2] As of 2021, the Four Points hotel is open but not associated with Marriott International despite still carrying its former name.[3]
Coordinates32°52′52.26″N 13°8′43.21″E
| Sheraton Tripoli Hotel | |
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Facade of the hotel, July 2012. | |
![]() Interactive map of the Sheraton Tripoli Hotel area | |
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| Coordinates | 32°52′52.26″N 13°8′43.21″E |
