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This glamorous hotel building is 400 years old. It has passed though a lot of history until today. Al Khair Palace was the first station for caravans within the ancient Silk Road network in the time of the French occupation (1920), it then became a ‘khan' (market in Arabic).

This hotel was also a carpentry shop that was owned and run by Muslim, Christian, Jewish, Palestinian, and Egyptian families. [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]

Venezia is a three star tourist hotel located downtown. Very close to markets and the business area, and just 15 minutes' walking distance to Old Damascus City.

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This hotel is a very thrifty option. Its rooms include many amenities for such a low price. Located in Bahsa area, Orient Gate Hotel is in Damascus' city center, where the majority of government and corporate centers that are central to all of Syria are located at. There are also various historical attractions nearby such as the Ommiad Mosque, Old Damascus Area, Damascus Citadel, Souk Al Hamadieh, and Souk Sarouja (all are of 10-15 minutes' walk away from this hotel). This newly refurbished hotel is where guest satisfaction and thriftiness meet.

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The rooms of the orient palace hotel are very cozy and its lobby and restaurant are very elegant. This budget-priced hotel is within short reach of numerous historical and commercial sites in the city center of Damascus. It is ideal for businessmen who have errands to complete in Damascus, because this hotel is set very close to numerous government buildings. [more info]

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

 

 

 

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The Damascus Carlton Hotel is a deluxe four star hotel and has been established as one of the best hotel in town. The Carlton Hotel enjoys a reputation of offering excellent service and comfort to its many guests. [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]

This hotel is located in a scenic valley (Al Wadi means valley in Arabic) which is full of Mediterranean olive trees and oak trees and lies under the mighty Krak des Chevaliers citadel, that towers on top on a high mountain. This citadel was built by the Crusaders and occupied by the Saracenes, back in the middle ages. One can relive the crusades from his/her hotel room, because the rooms of this hotel overlooking the Krak des Chevaliers citadel. This place is an astonishing blend of nature and history, in which one would spend an unforgettable stay here. [more info]

Located between two Damascene alleys in the Old City, Antique Khan Hotel is an elegant boutique hotel located in an old 16^th century house. The hotel was renovated, offering two levels and a beautiful courtyard with a mosaic fountain in the centre. Guests will experience true Damascene hospitality, in a superior location.

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The sight of a 300-year-old water fountain and in a granite court yard with beautiful fruit trees is simply splendid. The wooden doors and stone colored niches make one experience history live instead of within history books.

This hotel has 4 historical damascene houses dating more than 300 years connected together that include 3 majestic ancient courtyards, each has its own distinguished ‘liwan' (Arabic term to describe that outside sitting area common in ancient damascene houses).

This hotel has had VIP guests checking in it. Beit Zaman is accustomed to receive diplomats and representatives for various European Embassies in Syria. The recent Minister of Foreign Affairs of France, Bernard Kouchner, and his delegates and Representative of Pope, in the Vatican, and his delegation who had visited the St. Paul Celebration are among this glamorous hotel's guests. [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]

This brand new luxury hotel is located in the heart of the ancient city of Bosra. [more info]

The hotel's location at the centre of the famous Syrian oasis gives it an enchanting panoramic view of Damascus. Situated near the heart of the business and shopping district, Old City and museums, Dedeman Damascus Hotel offers all the conveniences of an international five star hotel.

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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]

The exquisite Al Pasha Hotel is truly a 5 star authentic Damascene delight. This hotel is composed of three adjoined 18^th century houses lying in the Old Quarter of Damascus. From marvelous century old wall textiles and antique furniture to refreshing fountain in the middle of the magical marble courtyard this hotel demonstrates how a Pasha, a governor of Damascus, used to enjoy his aristocratic life; why not follow a pasha's footsteps and relive his nobility! [more info]

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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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]

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

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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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