The Cedars · Lebanon · 1,820 m

Life is beautiful. Especially up here…

Open all year, with the ski slopes above and the Kadisha Valley below.

Built in the 1970s, restored by Désirée Sadek

Set at 1,820 metres in the village of the Cedars, La Maison des Cèdres stands beside Lebanon’s ancient cedar forest. Built in the 1970s and formerly known as the Auberge des Cèdres, it was renovated and redecorated by Désirée Sadek with the surrounding landscape in mind. Blue-green woodwork reflects the sky and the forest, while photographs of the Cedars of God by Guillaume de Laubier bring the beauty of the mountains indoors.

18 suites

  • Duplex Suite
  • Junior Suite
  • Family Suite Superior
  • Mezzanine Suite
  • Family Suite
  • One-Bedroom Suite Superior
  • One-Bedroom Suite
  • Cabanas

La Table des Cèdres

The restaurant, the bar, the library, the Chimney Lounge and the terrace.

1,820 m, and everything around it