Tourath House Hotel is a beautiful boutique hotel in a splendid old stone building. It has an attractive "liwan" (shaded area) with a decorative ceiling; which has been turned into a traditional sitting area. Intricately carved wooden doors and shutters, painted ceilings throughout, arabesque windows with stained glass, and an enormous chandelier completes the picture here in Tourath House. Tourath in Arabic means tradition; therefore, this hotel is wonderful because the Aleppine culture is itself wonderful!
Tourath House Hotel is located very close to the city center of Aleppo. It is in the middle of the main market, 2 km from the bus station and the train station, 12 km from the airport, and 2 km from the grand Aleppo Citadel and the traditional bazaar.
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Beit Salahieh's is built from two Ottoman era houses dating back to 1841; it is located in the heart of Aleppo facing face the famous Aleppo Citadel. It is a masterpiece in the midst of the Old City of Aleppo which is considered one of the oldest commercial centres in the world! This hotel is a convenient five minutes walk from Aleppo's the famous khans, bazaars (souks), baths (hammams), and, of course, the grand Aleppo Citadel.
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With its castle-like structure, Beit Wakil is charmingly situated outside the the Old City's walls. Its architecture is a prime example of 18thcentury Aleppine architexture; it is completely renovated to offer comfortable rooms within a splendid atmosphere. The beautiful fountained courtyard and the fragrant jasmine and lemon trees, the elegant woodwork, the hand painted ceilings and the wonderful windows here give Beit Wakil its charm.
[more info]Built in the 18th century, Dallal House Hotel was formerly an old monastery that recently has been converted into a charming hotel. Located in the old quarter of Aleppo, Dallal House has a beautiful courtyard with fragrant lemon trees that refresh one's soul and spirit. It embodies the spirit of its ancestors, with intricate decorations and detail. There are 13 rooms, including one amazing cave room.
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Because of the Martini Company's efforts in restoring a piece of Aleppo's culture, one will wake up in the 17th century and feel this historical city come to life again and simultaneously enjoy the modern luxury offered by Dar Zamaria and Orient House.
[more info]This 16th Century Ottoman palace is an astonishing piece of historical art. The Mansouriya Palace is the place to visit if one is curious about exploring Aleppine history over 4 millenniums from date - the duration of Aleppo's existence as each suite here represents an era which Aleppo's rich history has passed through. A couple can spend an amazing honeymoon here that would have a completely different taste than in a modern' 5-star luxury hotel.
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This 17th century home was owned by the Al Baleet Family. Until today it has been preserved and converted to a lavish Aleppine palace that always reserves a place it its guests' hearts, and forever! Each suite in this hotel represents the lifestyle of traditional Aleppine upper class; Yasmeen d'Alep hotel tells its present day guest "welcome to your room, your highness!".
[more info]Beit Marrash is a 2-century aged Aleppine house has an anstonishing traditional Levanitine layout; it has splendid courtyard where one can really relax in and feel the romance of Old Aleppo in. The picture displayed here illustrates how glamorous this place is, and pictures talk better than words! This luxurious hotel spoils its guests very much with its supreme services. It is located in the old quarter surrounding the Citadel of Aleppo, where there is a large selection of restaurants and cafes, oriental "souks" and antique shops available.
[more info]Smell the lovely jasmine trees and enjoy the panoramic view of Old Aleppo in the terrace of Dar Al Kanadil Hotel. This traditional Aleppine courtyard house has the warmth and elegance one will adore; the rooms here are gorgeously decorated with a beautiful Aleppine aroma. Set in Bab Antakia the quietest square in Aleppo, Dar Al Kanadil is proximate to numerous attractions in sweet, old Aleppo.
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