About Beit Douma
Beit Douma is a restored heritage-house guesthouse in the village of Douma, in North Lebanon. Set within a lovingly revived traditional home, it offers travellers the chance to stay in an authentic Lebanese village while enjoying the comfort and warmth of a boutique guesthouse.
It forms part of the “Beit” guesthouse network linked to Kamal Mouzawak and Souk el Tayeb, the movement that champions local food, farmers and Lebanese heritage. That connection shapes the experience at Beit Douma, where hospitality, place and a strong sense of local identity come together for guests seeking something genuine.
Why Beit Douma Matters
Beit Douma has been ranked among the world’s top B&Bs by international press, a rare distinction that draws attention to both the guesthouse and the village around it. By restoring a heritage house and welcoming travellers into it, Beit Douma helps preserve traditional Lebanese architecture and supports the local community. As part of the Souk el Tayeb-linked Beit network, it embodies a vision of tourism rooted in food, heritage and authentic hospitality, showcasing the best of rural Lebanon.