Hotels in Aleppo
Syria - Aleppo
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Sheraton Aleppo Hotel 5* |
Chahba Cham Palace Hotel 5* |
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Mansouria Palace Hotel 5* |
Yasmeen D'Alep Hotel
5*
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4* Hotels
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Coral Julia Dumna Hotel 4*
Being a main station on
the Silk Route from India to
Europe, Aleppo has developed into a major commercial city. Coral Julia Dumna,
Aleppo is ideally located to suit the needs of both business and leisure
travellers. Unique and vibrant atmosphere, superior customer service and
top-notch facilities make it the perfect choice for all.....From
105 euros per room.....(more
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Riga Palace Hotel 4*
Location:
In Aleppo. In the heart of the old city of Aleppo.Nearby Points of Interest: Aleppo Citadel (Citadel) Christian quarter & Old mosques The museum...........From 130$ per room...........(more details and special rates)
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Isis Hotel 4*
ISIS Hotel is located in Aleppo city center,
10 minutes away from Aleppo International Airport. Classified under the A
Category standards of four stars.....From
125 euros per room.....(more
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Pullman Al Shahba Hotel 4*
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Mirage Palace Hotel 4*
Travelers looking for a
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Planet Hotel 4*. |
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Dar Zamaria Hotel 4*
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Orient House Hotel 4*
(Old Arabic House)
In
2006 Martini Tourism has added two courtyard houses in the neighborhood
to its hotel chain under the name of Orient House, the a/m houses
consiseted 28 luxury rooms including an amazing Agami/Gelani suite, with
two fabulous court-yards. Al-gelani Suite - The woodworks here pertain
to one of the Jailani halls - born in 1091 - died in 1186, the Sufi,
hermit, God’s knowing Mevlana,
...........From
95$ per room...........
(more details and special rates)
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Beit Marrash Hotel 4*
(Old Arabic House) It has ten beautiful
rooms built of natural, unplastered stone, gathered around an Oriental open-air
courtyard with jasmine and lemon trees and traditional fountain...........From
80$ per room..........
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Beit Wakil Hotel 4*
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Jdayde Hotel 4*(Old
Arabic House)
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Zain Palace Hotel 4*
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Beit Salahieh Hotel 4*
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Aleppo Palace Hotel
4*
Aleppo is among the longest inhabited
cities in history; it has remnants from Hittite, Greco-Roman,
Byzantine, and Islamic eras. The talisman of Aleppo's remnants
is the grand Aleppo Citadel which is 10 minutes away from our
hotel; the Old Aleppo (Jdyade Area) is also 10 min from your
comfortable room here........(more
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3* Hotels
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Dar Halabia Hotel 3*
(Old
Arabic House) The traveler to Aleppo
could arrive by his own car , by train or bus coming from other cities.If you
arrive by your private car :Once you enter Aleppo you will see road
signs reading (city center) , then (Bab Antakieh(Antakia ) . when you arrive to
Bab Antakieh(Antakia) you will see the walls of the old city .Here you can park
your car very safely, then you walk under the arches of this old gate for about
100 meters where you pass through (Altouté Mosque) the first mosque built in
Aleppo...........From
75$ per room...............(more
details and special rates)
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Dar Al
Kanadil Hotel 3*
(Old Arabic
House)
Dar Al Kanadil hotel de charme is
situated in Aleppo, old city- Al Akabeh - near Bab Antakieh, the first or second
to the right. We offer thirteen A/C rooms with panoramic views over the citadel
and the old Aleppo...From
85$ per room...(more
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Al Faisal Hotel 3*...........From 75$ per room.........(more details and special rates) |
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Mandaloun Hotel 3*
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Tourath House Hotel 3*
(Old Arabic House)
Tourath House is located
n the center and mid of Aleppo city. It is in the middle of the main market.............From
70$ per room............(more
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Ramsis Hotel 3*
The hotel was completely renovated
under the same management in 2002 and it was re-opened in January 2003. The hotel is accommodated with very
comfortable and well-furnished 28 rooms and 8 suites, a street side cafeteria
(Down Town Café), an oriental gift shop, a convenient store, a bookshop, a
news-stand and Internet facility. The hotel provides all the facilities
to make your stay pleasant and enjoyable....From
100$ per room......(more
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Tourism Hotel 3*
Syria, Aleppo, Saadala Jabri Square........(more
details and special rates)
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| Hamadanya Hotel 3* Syria, Aleppo, University Street, 10 Minutes from city center ........(more details and special rates) |
Ambassadors Hotel 3* ..........(more
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Park Hotel 3* Park Hotel Superbly
situated in the heart
of Aleppo, Park Hotel is the most convenient hotel in the
city. It is designed to satisfy the highest demands of business and leisure
travelers in a prime location. Park Hotel is steps away from downtown’s main
attractions, business facilities, tourist districts and entertainment areas.
While offering a breathtaking panoramic view of Aleppo city and its main park,
which lies literally at its doorsteps.............From
110$ per room............(more
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Baron Hotel 3*
As
many of the previous entries have mentioned, Hotel Baron is a unique
historical hotel located conveniently in the heart of Aleppo..............From
90$ per room.............
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Dallal Hotel 3*(Old
Arabic House)
Built
in the 18th century during the Ottoman rule of Aleppo,
Dallal House Hotel was formerly an old church and
monastery. Converted into a charming hotel, the rooms of the house are
arranged around a large courtyard with a fountain, an elevated "iwan" (vaulted
entrance space) and a stage for musical performances. Located in a
charming old quarter of Aleppo.....From
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details and special rates)
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2* Hotels
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Semiramis Aleppo Hotel 2* ..........From 170$ per room.......(more details and special rates)
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About Aleppo
This is the second capital of
Syria (350 km north of Damascus), and one of the oldest continuously inhabited
cities in history. Abraham is said to have camped on the acropolis which, long
before his time, served as the foundation of a fortress (where the Aleppo
citadel is standing now). He milked his grey cow there, hence Aleppo's
name:'Halab al-Shahba'.
Ever since the 3rd millennium B.C., Aleppo has been a flourishing city, with a
unique strategic position. This position gave the city a distinctive role from
the days of the Akkadian and Amorite kingdoms until modern times. It was the
meeting-point of several important commercial roads in the north. This enabled
Aleppo to be the link in trade between Mesopotamia, the Fertile Crescent and
Egypt.
The Amorites made it their capital in the 18th century B.C.
VISITING ALEPPO
The Aleppo Citadel
50 m above the city, a ring of
crenellated walls and towers rises from a steep
glacis, encircling a mass of
ruins from every period. It has always been extremely important, both
strategically and militarily. It was built in the days of Sayf al-Dawla al-Hamadani,
on the remains of earlier civilizations.
The citadel's fortified entrance is a marvelous example of Arab militarily
architecture.
Souqs and commercial khans
In terms of spaciousness and
originality, the covered souqs of Aleppo, which extend for more than 10 km, are
the most striking in any Islamic city. The souqs are named after various crafts:
hence, we find the souq of gold, the souq of copper, cotton, etc. Traditionally,
there is always a fountain in the centre and sometimes a little garden planted
with jasmine and roses. Most of these souqs date back to the 15th century. They
are living museums which depict mediaeval life.
The khans (caravanserai) are in the same area as the souqs, since they were used
for the accommodation of traders and their goods. These khans are characterised
by their beautiful facades and entrances, their high arches and fortified wooden
doors. Some of these khans are:Jumruk (Customs), Wazir (Minister) and Saboun
(Soap).
Places to visit in Aleppo:
-The National Museum; this
includes in particular documents and relics from Ebla and Mari.
-Museum of Popular Arts and Traditions.
-al-Jami' al-Kabir (The Great Mosque), similar to the Omayyad mosque in
Damascus.
-Old schools, churches, mosques, baths and ancient houses, some dating back to
the 15th century, like the al-Bunduqiah (Venetian) Consulate, which contains
superb ornaments and antiquities.
Rasafeh
It is located south of the
Euphrates and north of the Syrian semi-desert, 160 km south-east of Aleppo and
30 km south of the Aleppo-Raqqa road.
Rasafeh palace was the residence of Hisham ibn Abdul Malik, the third Omayyad
Caliph, whose age was a golden one, due to his great interest in the arts and in
architecture. He had several palaces built in various parts of Syria. He was in
favor of simplicity and modesty; this is why he chose Rasafeh as his residence.
There, he died and was buried.
The palace was originally a church, built to commemorate a Roman officer (St.Sergius),
who died in defense of Christianity in the 4th century. In 616, the church was
invaded by the Persians, robbed and destroyed. When Hisham ibn Abdul Malik
became a caliph in the 8th century, he built two beautiful palaces on its site.
Later, the Abbassids invaded and destroyed what the Caliph Hisham had built.
Very little of the ruins of the Mar Sarkis church remain. Parts of the church
have been used as a mosque; inscriptions in both Arabic and Greek, engraved on
the walls, indicate that the Christians and the Muslims co-existed peacefully in
Syria from the 13th century onwards.
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