BEIT WAKIL HOTEL, ALEPPO, SYRIA, hotel

BEIT WAKIL HOTEL  4*                       

Location: Aleppo, Al Telal, Syria                

اللغة العربية  Version française               

SPECIAL RATES      Book now, Pay on check out           DISCOUNT UP TO 70%

CONDITIONS

·  Rates are quoted in US Dollars per room per night and include breakfast, service charges and all governmental taxes.

·     Rates are valid till December 31, 2011.

• Low Season:
  - From January 06, 2011 till March 09, 2011.
  - From June 06, 2011 till August 14, 2011.
  - From November 16, 2011 till December 19, 2011.
• High Season:
  - From March 10, 2011 till June 05, 2011.
  - From August 15, 2011 till November 15, 2011.
  - From December 20, 2011 till December 31, 2011.

HOW TO MAKE A RESERVATION IN BEIT WAKIL HOTEL ALEPPO:

To make a reservation, please send full names of passengers, nationality, your telephone number, check in date, arrival time, check out date, room type by e-mail to:

reservation@hotels-of-syria.com

Your request will  be processed very shortly : from 1 to 8 hours if your request reaches us at night!

For phone booking or last minute booking ,please call :

00961 4 713 467 or  00961 4 716 467 or 00961 4 716 649

ABOUT BEIT WAKIL HOTEL

Beit Wakil, a true example of the distinguished 16th. century Aleppine architecture, is a charming palace situated just outside the old city walls. This perfectly preserved structure which has stubbornly defied the destructive elements of time, ranks among the most elegant and beautiful palaces in the region. Faithful to the old Aleppine tradition the exterior is castle like, simple and void of any decoration, but as soon one enters inside a magical oriental story like world comes into existence

beautiful courtyards with breathtaking relief and tracery work of their walls, the marble fountains among the jasemine and lemon trees, the unique liwan with its majestic arch and colored marble flooring, the elegant arabesque woodwork of the wallcupboards,the hand drawn wooden ceilings with corniches, the famous central Quaa (room) with its suspended dome and colored arabesque glass windows, the stone built cellars and the lime stone caves below with a labyrinth of tunnels , one of which , links the palace to the Citadel of Aleppo , are just few of the many elements which distinguishes the Aleppine masonary art and Arabian architectural genius. Today, BeitWakil welcomes its guests as a four star hotel with all the modern comfort facilities. Beit Wakil rooms and suits are centrally air conditioned, with traditional comfortable Aleppine furniture, mini bar, music, T. V and satellite services, phone and private bathrooms. Both our summer and winter restaurants offer a wide verity of delicious Aleppine mezes and specialties together with an oriental entertainment program of classical Arabic music and dancing. Our bar and taverns which are situated in the stone built cellars specialize in western cuisine and international cocktails and drinks. Last but not least our aim as the BeitWakil management is to acquaint our guest with the traditional Aleppine hospitality and Arabian generosity and transport them throughout their residence time with us to the dreamland of 1001 nights.

LOCATION Of BEIT WAKIL HOTEL

Jdaideh is a particularly picturesque quarter. Next to the main Maronite church is Sissi Street, which is full of old Arab residences.

FACILITIES OF BEIT WAKIL HOTEL IN ALEPPO

Beit Wakil rooms and suits are centrally air conditioned, with traditional comfortable Aleppine furniture, mini bar, music, T. V and satellite services, phone and private bathrooms. Both our summer and winter restaurants offer a wide verity of delicious Aleppine mezes and specialties together with an oriental entertainment program of classical Arabic music and dancing.

The Old City of Aleppo is a labyrinth of cobblestone streets and shops. This alley at the entrance to the Old City also led to Beit Wakil, whose sign and awning are visible to the left.Beit Wakil is an old merchant serai that has been renovated into a charming 14 room hotel. It served as our base of operations for our visit to Aleppo. We could not imagine a nicer

setting for our stay in Aleppo. The hotel is centered around the courtyard pictured at the right, and the rooms are all arrayed around this central point. Our room, shown at the left was one floor up from the courtyard. The room was very traditional, dark wood with equally dark woven rugs on the floor, a bed and nightstand--definitely a no-frills room. For privacy one closes the wooden shutters. Except for electricity and CNN, the room could have been from a century earlier...... Trace and Dale