The Cedars · Lebanon · 1,820 m
Life is beautiful here. Between sky and cedars.
Open year-round, at the foot of the ski slopes and overlooking the Qadisha Valley.
A 1970s house, reimagined in the spirit of the Cedars
At 1,820 metres, on the doorstep of Lebanon’s ancient cedar forest, La Maison des Cèdres feels as though it has always belonged to this landscape.
Built in the 1970s and formerly known as the Auberge des Cèdres, the house was fully renovated and redecorated by Désirée Sadek, preserving its character and drawing inspiration from the surrounding mountains.
Its blue-green woodwork borrows its colours from the sky and the forest. On the walls, Guillaume de Laubier’s photographs of the Cedars of God bring the landscape indoors, inviting guests to experience the mountains in a different way.
18 suites, each with its own story
For couples, families or friends, characterful suites in the house and cabanas opening onto the garden.
- 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 Fireplace Lounge and the terrace.