Orient House, Hama, Síria

The "Orient House" is considered one of the most important houses in ancient Hama city, combines the modernity and heritage and it summarizes the memory of this city with its structural, architectural and historical elements. It is a house from the 18th century, owned by the Alhorani family, which participated in important political events in the Syrian, Arab and regional levels.

The "Orient House" is part of the political memory of Hama city, in which Arab and international political personalities met. It is also considered one of the most important residential samples in Hama city with its halls, interior courtyard and ornamentation.

With rooms of different sizes equipped with full services, as well as several courtyards and reception halls and rest areas characterized by its warm oriental atmosphere.

By car:

You can arrive from Damascus to Hama. It is 220 km away.

How to arrive:

Through the highway coming from Damascus to Hama you will find the 1st circle in the entrance of Hama. Then, you have to go to bus station which is to the left hand side after the circle. You may find Aljalaa Street which is well known by local.