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Damascus Accommodation Beit Al Mamlouka Rates & Booking

Beit Al Mamlouka

Address: Bab Touma , Damascus

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Price from: 7 February 2012 to 9 February 2012 for 2 adults More room options
Room type   Price/night Quantity
Ibn Battouta - Single (1 person)

Category: Ibn Battouta

Allow children/infant: Yes

Food arrangement: Breakfast

Room amenities: Air conditioning, Alarm Clock/Radio, Internet access in room - wireless / cable, Mini Bar, Telephone - International Direct Dial (IDD), TV - Cable/ Satellite, Bathroom-Private: Bathtub,

Description: This room is exotically entitled and decorated in traditional Syrian style using local products. Aleppo brocade is used to make the curtains and the queen sized beds are fitted with Damascene quilts. The bathrooms are tiled with hand painted mosaics and drawings.

USD 150 /room
Ibn Battouta - Double (2 persons)

Category: Ibn Battouta

Allow children/infant: Yes

Food arrangement: Breakfast

Room amenities: Air conditioning, Alarm Clock/Radio, Internet access in room - wireless / cable, Mini Bar, Telephone - International Direct Dial (IDD), TV - Cable/ Satellite, Bathroom-Private: Bathtub,

Description: This room is exotically entitled and decorated in traditional Syrian style using local products. Aleppo brocade is used to make the curtains and the queen sized beds are fitted with Damascene quilts. The bathrooms are tiled with hand painted mosaics and drawings.

USD 175 /room
Aghia Sofia - Single (1 person)

Category: Aghia Sofia

Allow children/infant: Yes

Food arrangement: Breakfast

Room amenities: Air conditioning, Alarm Clock/Radio, Internet access in room - wireless / cable, Mini Bar, Telephone - International Direct Dial (IDD), TV - Cable/ Satellite, Bathroom-Private: Bathtub,

Description: This room has a queen sized bed.Aghia Sophia, Church of the Holy Wisdom, is the most famous Byzantine structure in Constantinople (now Istanbul). It was built (532-37) by Emperor Justinian I and is now a museum. Its huge size and daring technical innovations make it one of the world's key monuments.

USD 175 /room
Aghia Sofia - Double (2 persons)

Category: Aghia Sofia

Allow children/infant: Yes

Food arrangement: Breakfast

Room amenities: Air conditioning, Alarm Clock/Radio, Internet access in room - wireless / cable, Mini Bar, Telephone - International Direct Dial (IDD), TV - Cable/ Satellite, Bathroom-Private: Bathtub,

Description: This room has a queen sized bed.Aghia Sophia, Church of the Holy Wisdom, is the most famous Byzantine structure in Constantinople (now Istanbul). It was built (532-37) by Emperor Justinian I and is now a museum. Its huge size and daring technical innovations make it one of the world's key monuments.

USD 190 /room
Haroun Al Rashid - Single (1 person)

Category: Haroun Al Rashid

Allow children/infant: Yes

Food arrangement: Breakfast

Room amenities: Air conditioning, Alarm Clock/Radio, Internet access in room - wireless / cable, Mini Bar, Telephone - International Direct Dial (IDD), TV - Cable/ Satellite, Bathroom-Private: Bathtub,

Description: This room has a queen sized bed.Harun ar-Rashid (766-809) was the fifth caliph (786-809) of the Abbasid dynasty of Baghdad. He was the son of the third Abbasid caliph, al-Mahdi, and succeeded to the throne on the death of his brother al-Hadi.

USD 190 /room
Haroun Al Rashid - Double (2 persons)

Category: Haroun Al Rashid

Allow children/infant: Yes

Food arrangement: Breakfast

Room amenities: Air conditioning, Alarm Clock/Radio, Internet access in room - wireless / cable, Mini Bar, Telephone - International Direct Dial (IDD), TV - Cable/ Satellite, Bathroom-Private: Bathtub,

Description: This room has a queen sized bed.Harun ar-Rashid (766-809) was the fifth caliph (786-809) of the Abbasid dynasty of Baghdad. He was the son of the third Abbasid caliph, al-Mahdi, and succeeded to the throne on the death of his brother al-Hadi.

USD 210 /room
Antar & Abla - Single (1 person)

Category: Antar & Abla

Allow children/infant: Yes

Food arrangement: Breakfast

Room amenities: Air conditioning, Alarm Clock/Radio, Internet access in room - wireless / cable, Mini Bar, Telephone - International Direct Dial (IDD), TV - Cable/ Satellite, Bathroom-Private: Bathtub,

Description: This room has a king sized bed.

USD 220 /room
Antar & Abla - Double (2 persons)

Category: Antar & Abla

Allow children/infant: Yes

Food arrangement: Breakfast

Room amenities: Air conditioning, Alarm Clock/Radio, Internet access in room - wireless / cable, Mini Bar, Telephone - International Direct Dial (IDD), TV - Cable/ Satellite, Bathroom-Private: Bathtub,

Description: This room has a king sized bed.

USD 245 /room
Ibn Sina - Single (1 person)

Category: Ibn Sina

Allow children/infant: Yes

Food arrangement: Breakfast

Room amenities: Air conditioning, Alarm Clock/Radio, Internet access in room - wireless / cable, Mini Bar, Telephone - International Direct Dial (IDD), TV - Cable/ Satellite, Bathroom-Private: Bathtub,

Description: This room has a king sized bed.Ibn Sina ‘Avicenna', Abu Ali al-Husayn ibn Abd Allah ibn Sina, (980-1037) was an Iranian Islamic philosopher and physician, born near Bukhara (now Uzbekistan).

USD 320 /room
Ibn Sina - Double (2 persons)

Category: Ibn Sina

Allow children/infant: Yes

Food arrangement: Breakfast

Room amenities: Air conditioning, Alarm Clock/Radio, Internet access in room - wireless / cable, Mini Bar, Telephone - International Direct Dial (IDD), TV - Cable/ Satellite, Bathroom-Private: Bathtub,

Description: This room has a king sized bed.Ibn Sina ‘Avicenna', Abu Ali al-Husayn ibn Abd Allah ibn Sina, (980-1037) was an Iranian Islamic philosopher and physician, born near Bukhara (now Uzbekistan).

USD 320 /room
Ibn Rished - Single (1 person)

Category: Ibn Rished

Allow children/infant: Yes

Food arrangement: Breakfast

Room amenities: Air conditioning, Alarm Clock/Radio, Internet access in room - wireless / cable, Mini Bar, Telephone - International Direct Dial (IDD), TV - Cable/ Satellite, Bathroom-Private: Bathtub,

Description: This room has a king sized bed.Ibn Rished ‘Averros' in Arabic, Abu al-Walid Muhammad ibn Ahmad ibn Muhammad ibn Rushd (1126-98), Spanish-Arab Islamic philosopher, jurist and physician, was born in Cordoba, Spain. His father, a judge in Cordoba, instructed him in Muslim jurisprudence. He studied theology, philosophy and mathematics under the Arab philosopher Ibn Tufayl and medicine under the Arab physician Avenzoar.

USD 320 /room
Ibn Rished - Double (2 persons)

Category: Ibn Rished

Allow children/infant: Yes

Food arrangement: Breakfast

Room amenities: Air conditioning, Alarm Clock/Radio, Internet access in room - wireless / cable, Mini Bar, Telephone - International Direct Dial (IDD), TV - Cable/ Satellite, Bathroom-Private: Bathtub,

Description: This room has a king sized bed.Ibn Rished ‘Averros' in Arabic, Abu al-Walid Muhammad ibn Ahmad ibn Muhammad ibn Rushd (1126-98), Spanish-Arab Islamic philosopher, jurist and physician, was born in Cordoba, Spain. His father, a judge in Cordoba, instructed him in Muslim jurisprudence. He studied theology, philosophy and mathematics under the Arab philosopher Ibn Tufayl and medicine under the Arab physician Avenzoar.

USD 320 /room
Suleiman - Single (1 person)

Category: Suleiman

Allow children/infant: Yes

Food arrangement: Breakfast

Room amenities: Air conditioning, Alarm Clock/Radio, Internet access in room - wireless / cable, Mini Bar, Telephone - International Direct Dial (IDD), TV - Cable/ Satellite, Bathroom-Private: Bathtub,

Description: This suite has a king sized bed.Suites range in size but the largest and most famous is the Suleiman Suite. Large, pampering bathrooms in mosaic style marble and tiles echo the Mamlouk period of the hotel's origins.The suite contains its own fountain in the shape of a rose and an original 230-year-old Christian fresco on the ceiling.Suleyman I, called The Magnificent (1494-1566), was a sultan of the Ottoman Empire (1520-1566). During his reign, the empire reached its zenith of power and splendour.

USD 340 /room
Suleiman - Double (2 persons)

Category: Suleiman

Allow children/infant: Yes

Food arrangement: Breakfast

Room amenities: Air conditioning, Alarm Clock/Radio, Internet access in room - wireless / cable, Mini Bar, Telephone - International Direct Dial (IDD), TV - Cable/ Satellite, Bathroom-Private: Bathtub,

Description: This suite has a king sized bed.Suites range in size but the largest and most famous is the Suleiman Suite. Large, pampering bathrooms in mosaic style marble and tiles echo the Mamlouk period of the hotel's origins.The suite contains its own fountain in the shape of a rose and an original 230-year-old Christian fresco on the ceiling.Suleyman I, called The Magnificent (1494-1566), was a sultan of the Ottoman Empire (1520-1566). During his reign, the empire reached its zenith of power and splendour.

USD 340 /room
Baybars - Single (1 person)

Category: Baybars

Allow children/infant: Yes

Food arrangement: Breakfast

Room amenities: Air conditioning, Alarm Clock/Radio, Internet access in room - wireless / cable, Mini Bar, Telephone - International Direct Dial (IDD), TV - Cable/ Satellite, Bathroom-Private: Bathtub,

Description: This room has a king sized bed.Baybars I (1233-1277), Mamluk Sultan of Egypt (1260-1277), was originally a Turkish slave who rose to power through military skill. In 1260, he led the Mamluks against the Mongols at the Battle of Ayn Jalut, Palestine. Shortly afterwards, he killed the Sultan and assumed supreme control. During his rule, Egypt became the most powerful Muslim state in the Middle East.

USD 340 /room
Baybars - Double (2 persons)

Category: Baybars

Allow children/infant: Yes

Food arrangement: Breakfast

Room amenities: Air conditioning, Alarm Clock/Radio, Internet access in room - wireless / cable, Mini Bar, Telephone - International Direct Dial (IDD), TV - Cable/ Satellite, Bathroom-Private: Bathtub,

Description: This room has a king sized bed.Baybars I (1233-1277), Mamluk Sultan of Egypt (1260-1277), was originally a Turkish slave who rose to power through military skill. In 1260, he led the Mamluks against the Mongols at the Battle of Ayn Jalut, Palestine. Shortly afterwards, he killed the Sultan and assumed supreme control. During his rule, Egypt became the most powerful Muslim state in the Middle East.

USD 340 /room
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