Sandstone houses and the old sea wall of Batroun on the Lebanese coast

Lebanon

Guesthouse stays in Batroun

Stone alleys meeting the sea.

Batroun is a coastal town in North Lebanon built from honey-coloured sandstone, with a Phoenician sea wall, a short souk of stone arcades and a working fishing port. Most of our houses here are a few minutes' walk from the water.

It is the easiest coastal base in Lebanon for a weekend: swimming in the morning, the souk for dinner, and the Batroun district's vineyards and Douma's mountain villages within a short drive inland.