Chateau des oliviers, Tripoli, Lebanon
Phone: 961 6 411 170
Mobile: +961 3 228 432
Fax: +961 6 411 190
Website: www.chateau-des-oliviers.com/
City: Tripoli
Address: Tripoli – North Lebanon (Direction Bahsas, Haykalieh Region)
On a hill mantled with olive groves, overlooking Tripoli and its blue coast you find the enchanting Château des Oliviers. Upon entering, you step into a combination of old and new, East and West, where dream and reality blend harmoniously into one.
Greeting you at the entrance is a bronze statue of a Medieval Soldier-at-Arms. From there you enter into a succession of salons designed in French, English, Chinese, Spanish Ottoman and Oriental styles. The latter is furnished in a style that will transport you in the era of the Arabian Nights. Then, you enter into the elegantly appointed and spacious dining room. The rooms and suites above are furnished in a beautiful and unique style.
Strolling in the wings of the château, you come across many contrasting works of art and oriental antiques, set off by the central high ceiling of inlaid wood and gold, a work of art dating back to the 15th century.
Mobile: +961 3 228 432
Fax: +961 6 411 190
Website: www.chateau-des-oliviers.com/
City: Tripoli
Address: Tripoli – North Lebanon (Direction Bahsas, Haykalieh Region)
On a hill mantled with olive groves, overlooking Tripoli and its blue coast you find the enchanting Château des Oliviers. Upon entering, you step into a combination of old and new, East and West, where dream and reality blend harmoniously into one.
Greeting you at the entrance is a bronze statue of a Medieval Soldier-at-Arms. From there you enter into a succession of salons designed in French, English, Chinese, Spanish Ottoman and Oriental styles. The latter is furnished in a style that will transport you in the era of the Arabian Nights. Then, you enter into the elegantly appointed and spacious dining room. The rooms and suites above are furnished in a beautiful and unique style.
Strolling in the wings of the château, you come across many contrasting works of art and oriental antiques, set off by the central high ceiling of inlaid wood and gold, a work of art dating back to the 15th century.
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