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This Damascus hotel is located near the city centre and near countless traditional and historical sites that define Damascus and give it its unique charm. Even though this hotel is located within a walking distance for city center of the capital Syria, its rooms are very quiet and one can rest his body and rest his pocket also! Hotel rooms here can be considered as "a home sweet home" away from home! The hotel has a heartwarming damascene taste blended with modern luxury. The photo gallery of this hotel explains everything written here.

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This classy hotel is an excellent option for anyone wants to visit the Kark Des Chevaliers. It is near many tourist attractions in that area. It is set in the breathtaking valley of Wadi Al Nadara, close to the grand citadel. The balcony view from the hotel rooms and suites is simply so sweet. This classy accommodation has many leisure facilities and has beautifully designed suites. This hotel is the most elegant hotel in Wadi Al Nadara Area. [more info]

This is one of the largest hotels in Palmyra. It is located near the local market in the old city area. Guests are only a few minutes away from travelling over 3 millennia back in time. This hotel includes many amenities for guests to enjoy. [more info]

This hotel is situated near the grand Krak Des Chevaliers citadel and the stunning Wadi Al Nadara valley.  This hotel has many services and leisure facilities. Its rooms are excellent and their rates are extremely low for the services and glamorous view they offer. Waking up to view the spectacular Wadi Al Nadara green mountainous valley in this hotel's room balcony is the perfect way to begin a the day. Furthermore, the excellent view of Mediterranean Sea & Lebanon Mountain Range is viewable when it is not a heartwarmingly cloudy day. [more info]

A top ranking hotel in the city center of Damascus, City Hotel (or Al Madinah Hotel) is within a 5-10 minute walking distance from Damascus' main historical and cultural marvels and attractions, such as Ommiad Mosque, national museum, traditional handicraft shop, Damascus Citadel, and Old Damascus district; therefore, this is an excellent accommodation for all types of travelers, whether leisure or business. The hospitality and prompt service of the staff here makes one feel at home and worry free. The stunning interior design in this hotel makes it a copy of an original 18^th Century Damascene house. Room rates are another advantage here; one should open the pictures of this hotel to see how lovely this place really is.

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This 3-century-old ottoman-styled house was the home of former Syrian president Mr. Akram Al-Horani. Therefore, many important political events, whether on a regional or on a pan Arab scale, took place in this house. This house played a significant role in Hama's political history. Due to its complex historical architectural design, it is one the most distinguished buildings in Hama. This house is the only boutique hotel in the city of Hama.  [more info]

This five star hotel was originally two traditional Damascene houses. One of them was converted in to a luxury hotel and the other was converted into a nice cozy oriental restaurant.

Located in Bab Touma (Christian Quarter in Old Damascus), it is set next to many historical and cultural sites such as Hanania Church in Harat Al-Zietoun (Zietoun Alley). It's also close to a diplomatic and commercial area that lets guests be able to get whatever they want from services to souvenirs.

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This is a cozy 18th century Damascene house that was owned originally by a Jewish family 200 years ago at the Jewish quarter of Damascus. This house had been meticulously restored with the help of experts from Maktab Anbar, the former municipality of Old Damascus area. It took 3 long years to get this historical marvel to its previous glamour. [more info]

Yafour Hotel & Resort is located in the millionaire dwelled suburb of Yafour, where many gorgeous mansions are set. Rooms in this resort expose the grand Mt. Harmon, the highest peak in the Levant, and expose a large area of green pastures, a truly heavenly natural escape. Other than being a vacation getaway, this resort is close to Mezza Area (8 km) which has many embassies and consulates and to the Damascus International Airport (25 km). Furthermore, other than the beautiful scenery, this resort is set close to Qatana, where remains from the Stone Age were first discovered by modern day archeologists. It is also 2 minutes away from the gigantic, top-end 8^th Gate building project. [more info]

The Bloudan Grand Hotel was founded in 1930 on an area of 70,000 m², located in Bloudan, 55 km from Damascus.

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Al Iwan Hotel seeks to satisfy guests in all possible ways in a most pocket friendly manner.

 

 

 

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Safir Maloula hotel is Located on top of Maaloula Mountain overlooking the famous St. Takla Monastery, this hotel offers the best accommodation option in Maaloula. [more info]

Al Shahbandar Palace Hotel was built between the 17th and 18th centuries and was a family-owned house belonging to Mr. Abd Al Rahman Al Shahbandar. Al Shahbandar Family was one of the most renown families in Old-Damascus. This gorgeous Damascene house was purchased by the recent hotel management and has been converted to a modern five-star hotel that goes back in time with an exquisite ancient Damascene touch.

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Sheraton Hotel is a big and the second oldest brand in Damascus under the name Starwood Hotels and Resorts. [more info]

This elegant hotel is a member of the Swiss International Hotels. Its administration is dedicated in keeping it within elite standards amongst hotels in Syria and the Middle East. It has been a major choice for several Arab and international political figures. This hotel is located within short reach of many banks, shopping centers, business centers, government centers, and historical tourist attractions (Omayad Mosque, Damascus Citadel, and more...) to make it near everything in Damascus. [more info]

In the centre of Hama, overlooking the Orontes River with its famous water wheels, is the latest addition to the Cham palaces and hotels. It has 200 rooms and suites, and is the only five star property in Hama.

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This hotel is close to many historical sites in Old Damascus (Between Bab Sharqi & Bab Tuma). The courtyard and rooms in this hotel include their own distinguished style that was engineered in an ancient Damascene style which had integrated designs from contemporary eras and cultures to the building date of this marvelous house. Such eras and cultures include Fatimid, Omayyad, and French cultures.

The mystic basement (which is the hotel's restaurant) of this 500-year-old home was an underground market and a wine cellar in olden times. Under this basement lies a tunnel network that was used by crusaders to enter to and escape from Damascus in the period of the Ottoman rule. [more info]

The Sheraton Ma'aret Sednaya Hotel & Resort is a destination for both leisure and business travellers. With a striking view of the surrounding mountain village, it is walking distance to St. Elias Sanctuary and St. Mary Virgin Monastery, and a short drive to St. Takla Monastery.

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Some 30 km from Damascus, the village is spread out over a hilltop, and surrounded by vineyards and olive groves.

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Damascus is the capital of Syria, the oldest city in the world. Many different civilizations have left traces in this ancient city. The Umayyad Mosque is the largest in the world and one of the top attractions in Syria. [more info]

The most famous medieval citadel in the world, Qal'at al-Hosn (Crac Des Chevaliers) is 65 km west of Homs and 75 km south east of Tartous. It is 650 m above sea level. It was built in order to control the so-called "Homs Gap", the gateway to Syria.

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Palmyra is like a pearl in the heart of the desert, rising from the sands. It is one of the most graceful and splendid ancient sites in the East, and the glory and the greatness are still evident years after its construction by the Arab Queen Zenobia.

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Situated in the vast Horan plain, some 145 km south of Damascus, Bosra is an extremely ancient city mentioned in the lists of Thutmose III and Akhenaten in the 14^th century BC.

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