Boutique Hotels Aleppo

... up a narrow passage beside a big church, and find ourselves at the landmark Sissi's restaurant. We are now surrounded by name restaurants and boutique hotels, some of which we tried to book by internet. We have a look at most of them, sneaking photos and ...

... do was spend $5-10 on a semi-healthy meal that actually filled me up, but it wasn't to be. There is some swanky boutique hotels in the district built in the old courtyard centred houses of a bygone era, but the French restaurants attached to these looked ...

... streets to the Dar Al Yasmin Hotel  A charming restored palace, one of a number now finding a new existence as boutique hotels within the old city, our room was small but comfortable, off a quiet side courtyard with a fountain playing in ...

... Aleppo. Outside of the souqs, we meandered the old Christian quarter, visiting old churches and ornate old mansions now housing boutique hotels and lavish restaurants. I remember a lunch in one of these old Beits, where we were finally blessed with some ...

... , street-cart vendors and coffeehouses. But there's also a new, much more modern Damascus where one can find many boutique hotels, chic shopping, and a new modern sophistication to the city.   We enjoyed the shops and sweets in the markets, ...

... from the Muslim quarters into the Christian ones. Streets got cleaner, buildings newer and people better put together. The town's best boutique hotels and the most popular club, Marmar are also here. Knowing that Marmar has Friday night parties, it could ...