Beit Bridi
North LebanonBeit Bridi · The atmosphere
Beit Bridi speaks to you in a murmur. The home is tucked away in the foliage, leaning against a wall of lush greenery on one side and open to the surrounding valley on the other. Quietude permeates the atmosphere at Beit Bridi and Zeina, your host, attends to the home’s every detail.
Beit Jedde
Metn
Soak up authentic village life while staying in an impeccably restored Lebanese heritage home in the heart of Mtein. Built over a century ago, Beit Jedde serves as a modern guesthouse with all the comforts and amenities to pamper its guests.
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La Maison des Sources
Chouf
Flanked by sweeping landscapes and seemingly endless forests, La Maison des Sources is a 200-year-old guesthouse nestled in the picturesque mountain village of Ain Zhalta, located under an hour’s drive from Beirut.
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Bouyouti
ChoufBouyouti · Overview
Bouyouti is an extraordinary cluster of accommodations nestled in the Chouf mountains, halfway between Deir El Qamar and Beiteddine. It combines the flavour of Lebanese mountain living with the charm of Tuscan landscapes, creating a unique atmosphere that can only be experienced at Bouyouti.
Beit Faris wa Lucia
Byblos and KeserwanBeit Faris wa Lucia · The atmosphere
You know you’ve arrived somewhere remarkable when thousands of years of history lie around every corner and you are greeted with a familiar warmth that makes you feel at home from the very first moment. Welcome to Beit Faris wa Lucia.
At L’Hôte Libanais we advocate sustainable tourism as a tool that benefits women, men and the environment. We also practice what we preach. True to our vision, we offer accommodations and experiences that allow you to get under the skin of the destinations you are visiting, whether in Beirut, across Lebanon, in Damascus or Algiers.
At L’Hôte Libanais, we believe in a tourism that celebrates diversity: one that introduces travellers to the women, men, and projects that weave the social and cultural fabric of our featured destinations in Lebanon, Damascus and Algiers. It is tourism based on human experiences, mutual enrichment, and respect for the environment.
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