Welcome to Casa Noor, our private guesthouse in Beit Chabeib, a spacious retreat perfect for a relaxing vacation. With its inviting pool and beautiful garden, it offers a tranquil oasis for guests to unwind and enjoy their stay. Whether you're traveling with friends or family, our guesthouse can comfortably accommodate everyone, ensuring a memorable and enjoyable getaway. Explore the surrounding nature trails, indulge in outdoor activities, or simply lounge by the poolside and soak up the sun. Welcome to our exclusive private guesthouse, a lavish retreat designed for your ultimate comfort and enjoyment. This stunning property boasts four beautifully appointed bedrooms, three of which feature comfortable double beds, while the fourth bedroom offers two double beds, ensuring ample sleeping space for your group or family. With four spacious living rooms, you'll find plenty of room to relax and socialize. The well-equipped kitchen and kitchenette provide the perfect space to prepare delicious meals and snacks. Step outside onto the expansive patio and discover a serene garden with an inviting outdoor seating area, where you can bask in the sunshine or enjoy al fresco dining. Take a refreshing dip in the sparkling outdoor pool, complete with a convenient poolside bar, lounge chairs, and a shower and toilet for your convenience. For entertainment, challenge your companions to a friendly game of ping pong or fire up the BBQ grill for a delightful outdoor culinary experience. With a private entrance, you'll enjoy complete privacy throughout your stay. Come and experience the epitome of comfort and relaxation in our private guesthouse, where every detail has been carefully crafted to ensure an unforgettable retreat. Nestled 24 kilometers north of Beirut, Beit Chabeb is a charming mountain village that sits at an elevation of 700 meters above sea level, surrounded by the tranquil embrace of enchanting pine forests. As you wander through the village's quaint streets and historic staircases, you'll follow in the footsteps of the iconic 1967 film "Safar Barlik," starring the legendary Lebanese singer Fairouz. Beit Chabeb proudly preserves its traditional crafts, including pottery, bell making, and fabric weaving, bringing these age-old traditions gracefully into the modern era. A visit to the village is incomplete without exploring the renowned bell foundry, where skilled craftsmen cast half-ton bronze bells in single molds, a craft proudly passed down through generations by the Naffaa and Haddad families. Additionally, delve into the world of craft workshops, such as Fawzi Fakhoury's pottery studio, known for its impressive creations, including the oversized storage jars used for olive oil, preserved meats, and arak. Beit Chabeb boasts approximately 14 religious sites, each a testament to the deep-rooted piety and devotion of local families who erected them to mark their territories and honor the saints. For a delectable dining experience, venture just a short drive away to discover culinary delights. Tallet Nasr offers generous Lebanese cuisine in the midst of the Naas forest, with a cozy winter setting by the fireplace and a refreshing summer terrace enveloped by the serene pine forest. Fadel, a renowned establishment, offers inventive Lebanese cuisine in an upscale atmosphere, perched atop the Naas forest heights. Lola entices with savory European cuisine in an alpine setting, boasting a panoramic summer terrace and specialties like pierrade, fondue, and an exquisite wine selection. Last but not least, Locanda Corsini, nestled in the heights of the Naas Forest, serves a delectable array of Italian dishes in a charming setting. Among the village's local culinary delights are Fatayer (Lebanese patties) with tomatoes, Shamamit (eggs and onions in hot yogurt), and Moujadara bel foul (puree of beans), all awaiting your indulgence. Beit Chabeb is a captivating tapestry of tradition, nature, and gastronomy, inviting you to savor its rich heritage and culinary delights amidst the serene beauty of the mountains. In Beit Chabeb, transportation options are relatively limited but sufficient for its tranquil setting. Private vehicles are commonly used, and taxis are readily available for local travel. Walking and biking are enjoyable ways to explore the village's picturesque streets and surroundings. Local buses and, depending on local regulations, ride-sharing services may provide transportation to nearby towns. Visitors should plan for private vehicles or use local transportation services to explore the wider region, and it's advisable to verify current transportation options locally. For long stays, complimentary breakfast is provided on the first day, while subsequent days incur a fee of $10 per person. Parties and loud music are not allowed