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The top luxury hotels in Damascus

22 Mar 2026
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Apart from modern favourites like the Royal Semirames, Golden Mazzeh and Four Seasons hotels, Damascus now also offers small and refined traditional courtyard hotels such as the Beit Zafran and Beit al Mamlouka offering excellent lodging and a unique experience.
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Royal Semiramis Hotel
Victory Bridge
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Syria's first luxury hotel, built in 1950 and named after the legendary Assyrian Queen Shammuramat, the builder of Babylon, has been recently brought up to …
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Beit Zafran
Old town, Haret Boolad street
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A fabulous boutique hotel in a splendid Ottoman mansion from 1836, the 'house of saffron' has been lovingly restored by a Swiss-Syrian couple. The 12 rooms are …
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Beit al Mamlouka
Bab Touma, old town
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The most beautiful and famous of the Damascene old town boutique hotels, Beit al Mamlouka has a dazzlingly decorated central courtyard and just 8 beautiful …
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Four Seasons Hotel Damascus
Shukri al Qwatli Avenue
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Halfway between the old town and Umayyad Square, the elegant highrise of the Four Seasons is the most prestigious and best secured hotel in town. It has been …
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Golden Mazzeh Hotel
Eastern Mazzeh Roundabout
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One of the top luxury hotels in town, located in the south-western Al-Mazzeh district of the city, Golden Mazzeh is well-placed for the embassies and …
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Talisman Hotel
Off Al-Amin street, Old town
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This beautiful 150 year old Damascene house, the former residence of a Jewish trading family, reveals itself slowly after you enter the unassuming front door. …
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Beit Al-Wali Hotel
Bab Touma, Al-Boulad Street
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One of the most luxurious of the traditional old town hotels, in the eastern Christian part of town, Beit Al-Wali has some spectacular courtyards with …
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