Hotels in
Aley
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Aley Hotels
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Regent
Palace Hotel 4*. .............
From 185$ per room.....(more details and special
rates) |
Grand Hotel 4* ....... (more details and special rates) |
| Legend Suites Hotel 4* ....... (more details and special rates) | Al Bayan Country Club Hotel ............. (more details and special rates) |
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Highland
Hotel 3*.........(more details and special
rates) |
Highland
Suite 3*
 Welcome to the Highland Hotel and Suites in Aley,
Lebanon. In the beautiful mountain resort town of Aley, situated only 20 minutes
outside of Beirut, Highland Hotel and Suites offers the finest setting for a
leisurely getaway. Its dramatic mountain location offers breathtaking views of
the Lebanese coastline and Beirut.
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From 75$ per room.....(more details and special
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| Taj Al Khalij Hotel 3* ............. (more details and special rates) | |
Aley
Aley is a picturesque town in Mount
Lebanon. It is located 17 km uphill from Beirut, just south of the summer resort
of Bhamdoun and north of the strategic town of Souk El Gharb.
The natives of Aley are predominantly
Druze. There is however a populace Christian Maronite and Orthodox population,
as well as a smaller Shi'a Muslim population. Many outsiders, especially from
the Persian Gulf, own homes in Aley where they spend their summers, escaping the
heat and humidity in their own countries.
The word "aley" derivatives from Aramaic, and means "high place," referring to
the town's high altitude above sea level.
Aley gained prominence when the railroad that passed through it was built
between 1892 and 1895. The railroad linked the Lebanese capital of Beirut to
Damascus. The railroad provided the residents of Beirut easy means of
transportation to the mountains, and this made Aley a popular destination to
spend the summer months and enjoy its pleasant climate.[1] The town was for a
while the summer capital of the Ottoman governors of Mount Lebanon. In 2001, the
municipality of Aley began renovating the town center, especially its historic
souk, and the town quickly revived its role in Lebanon's tourism
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