Our Story
Est. 1890s
Built in another century. Alive in this one.
The house was built in the late 1800s, when Lebanese craftsmen still cut stone by hand. The arched windows, the iron railings, the terracotta tiles — none of it was designed to impress. It was just how you built things then. We kept all of it.
Today we host families, couples, and groups who want to sleep somewhere that has a story. The sea is still there. The breakfast is still Lebanese. And the coffee is still thick.
Six rooms, one house. Come see it for yourself.
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The House
Where You'll Stay
Triple-arched windows frame the Mediterranean — a view that hasn't changed in over a century.
After sunset, the string lights come on and the city sparkles below.