This hotel has a lot of charm and character, but is a bit spread out over several buildings. Our room was about a 100 yards from the main building which wasn't always terribly convenient. While our building had a courtyard, it was closed off at the ceiling and there was no service for coffee or drinks out there. The room was spacious,clean and well-appointed. The buffet breakfast was good and the restaurant has service all day and the food is quite good as well. It is only a 2 minute walk to Beit Sissi, considered by many (including us) to be the best reaturant in Aleppo. The hotel does have an elevator which is rare in these types of boutique hotels. On the whole an enjoyable stay.

The hotel consists of several traditional courtyard houses,tastefully restored ,in the christian quarter.The only criticism is that it feels rather disjointed-reception is in one building,restaurant in another,and our room was in a third building,all in different streets.
The breakfast buffet was excellent and the dinner good.

Brilliant hotel, ancient building, big appartments, tasty breakfast, nice staff - what does the traveller need more? All appartments is in ancient arabic style. This is very cool hotel in the best town in Syria.

Stayed for 2 nights. The setting is beautiful-spacious stone rooms etc. but, lacks the little extras you expect from a 4 star hotel.. May sound petty but-internet was off and on, water stopped working while we were there, Restaurant-smoking, no prices on the menu and no menu in English.