Syria Boutique Hotels (SBH)

06/10/2014

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27/04/2013

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29/03/2011

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14/03/2011

Welcome to Damascene Palace Hotel!

Damascene Palace hotel is one of the charming hotels in the old city beside the Hammam Al-Nasri & Beit Nizam, 100 m of the straight street (Via Recta) Villa Moda Alley (Khan Gallery).

The hotel has 2 double rooms, 6 twin rooms, and 1 junior suite.

10/03/2011

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Libya, Iran, Iraq, Cuba, North Korea and... Syria: according to the last Bush administration, these half-dozen nations comprise the Axis of Evil. Yet walking by the Mediterranean coast, threading through the timeless streets of Damascus or clambering around a desert citadel, it is hard to reconcile

01/03/2011

Al Pasha Hotel is located in Old Damascus, a major cradle of many civilizations. This grand “old city” is a great testimony to a wealth of historical sites dating back to precious periods. It was the capital of the Aramean Kingdom in the 11th Century BC; the Omayyad’s fiefdom and Saladin’s headquarters.

And according to the Old Testament, it is only a very short walking distance from this Hotel, just off via recta, that St. Paul had the revelation of Faith.Al Pasha Hotel itself is one treasure of the Old City of Damascus. It is the result of adjoining three separate 18th Century old Damascene homes. Built in a courtyard style with its distinctive and genuine early 20th Century decor, no effort was spared in safeguarding as many architectural details and furniture items as possible. Whole walls were restored exactly as they originally were and, when that proved impossible, they were built in exact replica. The genuine and authentic walls & corners of the hotel tell the stories of pride and glory.Those stories will make our valued guests feel the breeze of the past and live the hospitality of the present

20/02/2011

In the heart of the Old City stands Beit Al Wali, an old Damascene house of the 18th century; as most of the houses it was completely destroyed by the powerful earthquake that hit Damascus in 1759, a few years later the ruins were rebuilt and enhanced back life to the Old city. Presented in a portrait of Hospitality we bring to you a spectacular home where Luxury meets Culture.

16/02/2011

Damasco Hotel is a typical 700 years' old "Arabic House" located in the core or "heart" of the Old City of Damascus, a few hundred meters away from the Umayyad Mosque and all main attractions in the Old Town.

Family run/owned hotel, we'll do our best to make you feel home, back in the ancient times with the comfort of the 21st century.

Enjoy a good rest around the courtyard fountain after a long walk, hear the birds sing to you in the early morning, or relish the peaceful view over the mosque from the rooftop at sunset with a warm cup of tea, close your eyes and smell orient's flavor...

15/02/2011

The Dar al Noor, or House of Light, is a five star boutique hotel in the heart of the Old City, Damascus. An oasis of calm in a bustling neighborhood, the exclusive hotel features a courtyard with orange trees and a bubbling fountain, a grand liwan with hand carved, inlay furniture and eleven luxurious rooms and suites filled with antiques, fine linens and modern amenities. Meticulously restored with the finest craftsmanship, architectural details at the Dar al Noor represent some of the highest quality Damascene sculpture, woodwork and design. The result is a charming home away from home and an inviting atmosphere of oriental elegance.

26/12/2010

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15/12/2010

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In distant times, it flourished as one of the western extremities of the ancient Silk Road before being ransacked by Mongols and devastated by earthquakes. These days, however, the northern Syrian city of Aleppo is acquiring a renewed appreciation of its monumental past, sprucing up its historic Cit

05/08/2010

If you were given all the time in the world to explore Damascus, it wouldn't be enough. When you bear in mind that this is believed to be the oldest inhabited city on earth, you begin to appreciate the layers of history that are found within each building block and street corner, and the amount of t...