Murielle Dimitriades built this house in Ghbeleh slowly over the years so her children could grow up in the countryside, and later opened it to guests. It is one of the village guesthouses the Jabal Moussa Biosphere Reserve recommends to its visitors, and bookings go through the reserve. The house sits close to the reserve's trails and the Nahr Ibrahim river, with Yahchouch and Aramoun, two villages listed among the Most Beautiful Villages of Lebanon, nearby. It has three rooms and is the largest of the reserve's partner guesthouses. Breakfast is included, dinner can be added, and guests can arrange a barbecue on the terrace. Murielle speaks French, English, Arabic, Spanish and Greek, and the listing describes the welcome as Norman hospitality in a Lebanese house.
Dimitriades Guesthouse at a glance
- Partner guesthouse of the Jabal Moussa Biosphere Reserve
- Three rooms in a family house in Ghbeleh
- Host speaks French, English, Arabic, Spanish and Greek
- Optional barbecue on the terrace
Who is behind Dimitriades Guesthouse
- Murielle Dimitriades (Owner). Source: bam.agendaculturel.com