Beit Tamanna
Guesthouse in Beirut
- Family-friendly
- Free wireless internet
- Remarkable architecture
- Private bathrooms
- Air conditionning
- Breakfast included
Overview
Located in the vibrant artistic and cultural neighborhood of Gemmayzeh in Beirut, this intimate and stylish guesthouse is the perfect place to unwind and pamper yourself while contributing to a great cause. Set within stunning Lebanese heritage architecture, the guesthouse is beautifully curated by a stellar team of local and international designers, making each space truly unique and inviting.
The story
The guesthouse is part of the established Lebanese NGO Tamanna, whose mission is to fulfill the wishes of critically ill children throughout Lebanon. 100% of the proceeds from the guesthouse goes to Tamanna. Therefore, every room booked means a child’s wish will come true!
The place
The cozy guesthouse is spread across four hundred square meters with two enchanting central spaces, a living and dining area, where guests can come together in an inspiring setting anytime of the day.
Room types
Rooms
There are eight delightful guest rooms reflecting the vision and signature styles of renowned designers, such as Bokja, Gregory Gatserilia and Nada Debs. Most rooms are connected to balconies and feature high windows inviting plenty of natural light, and all rooms overlook the charming old houses of Gemmayzeh. One of the rooms is a suite equipped with a kitchenette.
Things to do
Beit Tamanna is conveniently situated in one of the coolest neighborhoods in Ashrafieh. Described as the “Soho” of Beirut, Gemmayzeh, along with nearby Mar Mikhael, have plenty of trendy restaurants, cafés, bars, shops and art galleries. It’s a pedestrian friendly area too, making it easy to navigate the area on foot.
Question? Ask away
Whether you need more information on Beit Tamanna, or you’re experiencing difficulties with your reservation… our frequently asked questions section might help. Otherwise, don’t be shy — contact us! We will be delighted to answer your questions, seven days a week.
