I didn’t get the chance to see the true beauty of this breathtaking historical building until yesterday. It was sad and yet happy. It was actually filled with hope & resilience because it was being reconstructed no matter the damage the blast has caused. I grew fond of every single detail from the ceilings to the perfectly shaped windows, the mosaic being reorganized piece by piece... I took some pictures in hope to go back there and recapture the final results.

Good place for meeting The hall is not large But the design is traditional and it contain many rooms I think it’s bad option for large meeting It’s need to be served better Also it should not have for large committee The light 💡is very bad

Wonderful old Lebanese Palace on Sursock Street. Escaped war destruction, ravages and looting. Fortunately preserved from greediness of developers who managed, however, to build a tower between the Sursock Museum and the Palace. It is always an enchantment to participate in events organised there.

Quiet atmosphere, large selection of meats, food & dessert

Amazing place for corporate meals. Very good food and service.

Very small but nice old heritage place

Authentic and beautiful lebanese house venue great for all kinds of events!

History and Heritage. I didn't find orher words to describe Villa Linda Sirsock

A historic I Beirut being used as a restaurant. You can use it for special occasions.

By chance, I was wandering past this building and the front door was open. I caught a glimpse of colour and ventured inside. The manager of the property was so sweet and let me explore this amazing venue! Stunning rooms overflowing with Arabic and Jewish influence - absolutely lavish and would love to be invited to a fancy party here

Great food buffet with tasty and healthy choices

Magical and mystical, with a touch of the traditional Lebanese Beirutan style.

A traditional Lebanese house...One of the very few remaining.