Guest Houses in Ehden

Very well situated in the town of Bcharre, with easy access to the monasteries and the cedar forest. I stayed in a dorm with 8 beds but was alone due to the current situation in the Middle East. Everything is very clean. Very good Lebanese breakfast. Grace, the owner, does everything to make your stay memorable. I came as a stranger and left as a friend!

Michel the owner has renovated a 100+ year old family home into a wonderfully intriguing place to stay. The upper level of the Ottoman-style house retains it original decor and furnishings, including high painted ceilings. The guest rooms are downstairs, and accessible from the garden. Each is a vaulted stone cellar that used to house olive oil and provisions, and all have been uniquely and interestingly furnished. Our double room was beautifully lit and well laid out, with a large comfortable bed, and a small shower and bathroom ingeniously fitted into the corners. The thermostatically controlled heating register was also much appreciated, as it was a cold night in March when we stayed. Wifi was very weak, but this was not an issue (indeed, it was nice to be off-grid for a night). We enjoyed dinner in a restaurant a short walk away, and were pleased with the fresh fruit provided in our room (Stone Cellars does not offer breakfast). A small local supermarket is also located next door.