Guesthouses in Lebanon’s mountains offer a unique blend of comfort, tradition and breathtaking scenery. Nestled in quaint villages and surrounded by stunning landscapes, these guesthouses provide a serene escape from the bustle of city life. Whether perched on the rugged slopes of Mount Lebanon or tucked away in hidden valleys, each guesthouse provides an intimate experience, allowing visitors to connect with nature and the rich culture of the region.
Abdelli Terraces, Abdelli
Abdelli Terraces (+961 76 333 569) is a peaceful guesthouse perched above the Batroun coast in the village of Abdelli. Surrounded by vineyards and olive groves, the property features traditional stone architecture and sweeping mountain and sea views. Guests can stay in beautifully designed rooms with private terraces and enjoy seasonal dishes at the on-site restaurant. The calm setting and fresh air make it an ideal spot to disconnect and slow down in nature.
Beit Colette, Deir El Qamar
Beit Colette (+961 78 842 166) offers an exclusive mountain home experience in Beiteddine, overlooking Deir El Qamar. Guests enjoy full privacy with three private suites, exclusive access to an infinity pool, garden and farm-to-table meals. The property is reserved for one group at a time, allowing you to invite friends and family for a personalized retreat.
Beit Douma, Douma
Situated 1,000 meters above sea level, Beit Douma (+961 70 082 225) offers breathtaking views of the mountains and lush olive groves. This beautifully restored 19th-century Lebanese villa captivates with its grand stone façade, elegant arched windows, and stunning vaulted ceilings.
Beit El Hana, Maaser El Chouf
Beit El Hana (+961 5 350 451) is a serene guesthouse in the heart of Maaser El Chouf, adjacent to the eco-conscious Al Fundok hotel. Tucked inside a traditional stone house, the space invites rest and reflection with its simple rooms, shared living areas and lush garden. Meals are prepared with local ingredients and served with care. A short walk from the Shouf Biosphere Reserve entrance, it’s a perfect stay for those seeking stillness, nature and connection.
Beit Noun, Mechmech
Beit Noun (+961 3 272 121) is an ultra-elegant boutique guesthouse set in a picturesque, tranquil environment, perfect for escaping the hustle of daily life. With expansive outdoor spaces bathed in sunlight and breathtaking views of untouched mountains and lush valleys, it offers a rejuvenating experience for the spirit and senses. The guesthouse features a lobby, a library and a charming café, along with a stylish pool surrounded by chic terraces for relaxation, including the cozy Le Bistrot de Zahra. Every corner of Beit Noun is thoughtfully designed with vibrant colors and delightful details by renowned architect Galal Mahmoud.
Beit Teta Mona, Kfar Aaqab
Beit Teta Mona (+961 70 101 936) is a peaceful guesthouse in Kfar Aaqab with sweeping views of the Metn mountains and sea. Set in a restored 1920s stone home, it offers three cozy rooms and a 20-meter infinity pool surrounded by pine trees. Guests can enjoy homemade meals prepared with local produce and organic eggs from the garden. With its quiet setting and eco-conscious spirit, it’s perfect for a slow retreat just an hour from Beirut.
Beit Trad, Kfour
The Trads always dreamed of owning a traditional house in the Lebanese mountains—a place to gather with family and friends during the summer. In 1985, amidst wartime, their father purchased the house when their children were just 11 years old. It became a cherished summer retreat, with its original cornerstones dating back centuries. After their mother’s passing in 2013, Sara Trad decided to restore the house and breathe new life into it. Now known as Beit Trad (+961 70 414 242), it’s a place so special, you’ll never want to leave.
Beyt El Jabal, Deir El Qamar
Beyt El Jabal (+961 71 160 767) is situated in the picturesque village of Deir El Qamar, just a 15-minute walk from the Beiteddine Palace. The charming guesthouse features a restaurant, expansive terrace and thoughtfully decorated rooms. Kfarhim Grotto is just 3.3 km away and nearby restaurants include Amare and Serail El Bek.
Bkerzay, Baakline
Bkerzay (+961 3 512 020), nestled in the Shouf mountains, offers a secluded retreat in a traditional Lebanese architectural style, surrounded by stunning views, vibrant greenery and wildlife. As part of an eco-friendly conservation effort, Bkerzay is committed to preserving Lebanon’s natural beauty, with guesthouses thoughtfully integrated into the landscape. Guests can enjoy exquisite dining, unwind by the pool or rejuvenate in the private spa and hammam. Experience the warmth and charm of the Bkerzay community.
Bouyouti, Deir El Qamar
Set in the Shouf mountains, between Deir El Qamar and Beiteddine, Bouyouti (+961 3 310 200) is a unique adults-only retreat that blends the essence of Lebanese mountain life with the charm of Tuscan landscapes. The estate features a pool, a small chapel, a specialty restaurant, gardens, and stone cottages for accommodation. Just 30 minutes from Beirut, it’s an ideal escape surrounded by lush greenery. Guests can relax by the pool, explore the gardens or enjoy stunning sunsets in this tranquil haven.
Casadar, Annaya
Casadar (+961 3 019 059) offers seven unique rooms, including options with private pools. Ideal for couples and families, it features activities like tennis, biking, hiking, and animal encounters. The restaurant’s tomahawk experience is a must-try!
Dar Zefta, Zefta
Dar Zefta (+961 81 895 151) is a beautifully restored heritage home in the village of Zefta in South Lebanon. Surrounded by lush gardens and olive trees, the guesthouse features artful rooms, a serene pool and home-cooked meals made with local produce. With its rich history and cultural charm, it’s a quiet escape that blends nature comfort and creativity.
Guita Bed and Bloom, Aaqoura
Guita Bed & Bloom (+961 3 050 567) is a cozy eco-guesthouse and organic farm in Majdal Aaqoura. Guests can stay in colorful rooms or a treehouse-style suite, surrounded by gardens and mountain views. Farm-to-table meals are made with local ingredients and served in a relaxed setting. It’s a warm spot to unplug, hike, and enjoy simple pleasures in nature.
Indira Guesthouse, Kfour
Indira (+961 3 290 046) is a 200-year-old home nestled in a serene village in the Lebanese mountains overlooking the Mediterranean Sea. Offering guests a peaceful retreat that blends traditional Lebanese architecture with touches of the Far East, Indira features ornate furnishings, a beautiful pool and beautiful outdoor areas. Whether you’re seeking a quiet escape or a festive gathering with loved ones, this is the perfect destination.
La Maison Des Sources, Ain Zhalta
Surrounded by vast, lush forests, La Maison des Sources (+961 70 574 308) is a charming guesthouse that has stood for over two centuries. Located in the scenic mountain village of Ain Zhalta, just under an hour’s drive from Beirut, this historic retreat offers an idyllic escape. Its serene setting, combined with the beauty of the surrounding nature, makes it the perfect place to unwind and experience the tranquility of the Lebanese mountains.
SaQi Guesthouse, Saqi Rechmaya
SaQi Guesthouse (+961 3 279 849) is a restored 200-year-old monastery surrounded by pine trees and gardens. The five-room guesthouse blends traditional charm with eco-conscious living. Guests can enjoy homemade breakfast, cozy shared spaces and easy access to nearby trails.
The Silk Valley, Metn
Situated in the heart of upper Metn, the Hamada Silk Factory (+961 3 633 409) effortlessly blends history and nature. With a 175-year legacy, it remains one of Lebanon’s most remarkable and enchanting locations. Its iconic 40-meter chimney and towering Cypress trees overlook pristine pine and oak forests, offering breathtaking views of the Arbanieh-Broummana Valley.
Villa Chamoun, Hasroun
Situated in the picturesque Qadisha Valley with breathtaking views and near the iconic Cedars of Lebanon, Villa Chamoun (+961 70 508 205) is a charming mountain retreat that captures the essence of the 1960s. Originally built as a family home in 1965, it has been thoughtfully restored to preserve and celebrate its rich history.
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