The best accommodations Damascus

Hotel Semiramis offers 150 tastefully guarded luxurious rooms. A fitness centre and a swimming pool (open in summer), on the last floor, with a restaurant on the terrace facing Mount Qassioun.

Hotel built in the 1950 s. Classic rooms, large enough with high ceilings.

The hotel was very close to the. al-Ra (the president bridge) in the business district. This is a very high standard.

First of all, the Cham Palace has for several years been the anchor where business people, European tourists and the middle east jet are descended.

The huge red building is surmounted by a tower in the form of gilded saucer. This revolving restaurant, scintillating in the sun, is recognizable by far. On board, 400 spacious and luxurious rooms, including 72 refined suites as well as many activities: bar, disco, bowling, swimming pool, fitness, sauna…. It is the most beautiful hotel in Damascus with a true Arabic stamp and tradition. Its location in the heart of the business district and a quarter-hour walk from the old town makes it an ideal stopover.

The service is impeccable and largely francophone. Do not hesitate to ask any information at the reception or even at the Cham Tour agency on the first floor of the hotel. A car rental agency with or without a driver (Cham Car) is also available to guests on the ground floor.

A harmonious combination, even if the rooms may seem somewhat outdated.

Clean rooms with shower and TV. Ask for a quiet room.

Very clean. In the basement, the Jackson club hosts evenings every Thursday.

Charming hotel with the advantage of having a large inner courtyard and clean rooms. Rates are negotiable according to season, making it a good value for money.

The only small budget hotel of the old town, well maintained, a warm atmosphere thanks to an owner with an eye.

An institution steeped in history, former lair of heads of state, artists and intellectuals. In these large reception halls in crystal chandeliers, Charles de Gaulle, Agatha Christie or the Shah of Iran walked the time of their stay in Syria. Today, the hotel retains its charm of yesteryear even though the least enthusiastic can compare it to a hospital in the 1920 s. The hotel has retained impressive dimensions; The room was very clean and the room was very clean. We still do not understand how the hotel can display such low prices.

Clean and clean hotel with floor tiles. Pleasant resting room with view of the active Merjé square. Ask for a room on the back if you fear the noise.

In the heart of the old town, this 200-year-old residence has a quiet inner courtyard with a bar and parasols. Dar Al Noor has 10 rooms, all decorated with antique furniture belonging to the family.