Al Haush’s main building is a farm built in 1945 surrounded by lush gardens and terraces overlooking pristine landscapes of Central Bekaa that have changed little over the last half century.
Barn Patio Rooms (1 to 5 guests)
At the heart of Al Haush Agro Guesthouse occupying the entire old barn, originally used to store firewood, grain, hay and different crops mainly potato as well as livestock such as sheep.
These rooms all give on a charming patio covered with hanging ivy and grape vines pergolas and decorated with vintage agricultural tools representing the agricultural heritage of the Bekaa.
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These rooms served as a dwelling for the horses of the estate and are now refurbished to host groups of 4 to 5 occupants.
All rooms opens to the panorama of the animal pond and enclosure, offering ever-changing, timeless, views throughout the seasons, from dawn to dusk.
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Perched on a small hill, the farm offers stunning views of olive groves, fields and the orchard. There are 10 restored elegant rooms, some with elements remembering the barn and the stables it used to be, and all with en-suite bathrooms, heater, AC & free wi-fi.
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Houch el Ghanam Zahlé District, Bekaa, Lebanon
Tel: +961 (03) 911 110
PRICING
Single or double occupancy
$ 195 Weekdays*
$ 222 Weekend and holidays**
3 persons occupancy
$ 250.5 Weekdays*
$ 277.5 Weekend and holidays**
4 persons occupancy
$ 306 Weekdays*
$ 333 Weekend and holidays**
5 persons occupancy
$ 361.5 Weekdays*
$ 388.5 Weekend and holidays**
*Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday | **Thursday, Friday, Saturday and official Lebanese holidays.
"We do not charge for kids between the age of zero and 3 years, we do provide baby / toddler cots at no extra charge."
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al haush agritourism
Underground streams, rivers and ponds irrigate Al Haush fields, vineyards, vegetable gardens, orchards and olive groves. The fields are planted with grains and cereals grown most of the time from heirloom seeds.