Alyasa Village

At Alyasa, the landscape is part of the experience: woods, olive trees, wildflowers and mountain air surround the property, inviting guests to slow down and settle into the rhythm of the place.

The village takes its name from Mar Elishaa, the historic church standing at its entrance and dedicated to the prophet Elisha. Preserved over generations, the church anchors Alyasa in the history of Saqi Rechmaya and gives the property a sense of place that feels deeply rooted rather than created..

The different residences draw on traditional Lebanese stone architecture, complemented by elegant interiors and designed to sit naturally within the surrounding landscape. Rather than a single hotel building, Alyasa unfolds as a small village of houses, gardens and secluded corners, each with its own atmosphere.

Food is equally connected to the place. At Idle Restaurant and around the property, the emphasis is on seasonal, locally sourced ingredients and Lebanese and Mediterranean flavours, following a farm-to-table philosophy that changes with the rhythm of the seasons..

Alyasa Village is made up of several distinct residences, each offering a different way to experience the property. Arcadia Villa is the main house, while Soukoon Villa offers greater privacy; The Bungalow provides a more secluded stay, and the Diyafa Studios are designed for guests looking for a greater sense of independence. Across them, rooms and suites retain the same connection to the gardens, mountain setting and quiet character of the village.

Need help choosing the right room or planning your stay at Alyasa Village? We will be happy to answer any questions, whether before booking or in preparation for your stay.