Rita and Rémi Feghali, siblings from neighboring Kfarabida coastal village, started the beautiful adventure of this unique historical guesthouse following their passion for hospitality and for sharing the Lebanese heritage with their guests and friends. Promoting culture, especially the local one, has been their driving force since day one, with the organisation of art and design exhibitions, art and crafts workshops, food and wine pairing events, and other initiatives in order to facilitate the cultural exchange between their region and country and all their guests.
Whether you’re in the mood for fresh eggs, manakish, artisanal dairy and jams or seasonal fruits, at Villa Paradiso you start your day off with a delicious breakfast made with fresh and traditional ingredients, all made with Love. The rooms’ amenities and decoration details have been created with the personal touch of the hosts, Rémi & Rita Feghali, Lebanese heritage fervent advocats and art & design lovers… Be it the custom made furniture & lighting fixtures, the traditional ironmongery & carpentry, the up-cycled bed headboards and bathroom mirrors & vanities, or the original and unique art works on the walls, each and every room reveals the care & attention that are given to its identity, for the guests’ most pleasant experience of refinement and authenticity. In parallel to their artistic signature, every technical aspect of the rooms follows a strict code of environment friendly highly comfortable features. From low water consumption mixers & toilet tanks, to solar heating panels on the roof, high efficiency windows, or traditional style lime wall paint, the complete guesthouse area is designed to insure the guests’ best enjoyment and appreciation. Just like the rest of the spaces, the bathrooms are designed for utmost comfort. The guests are invited to relish a hot shower, while enjoying the complimentary custom made soaps and toiletries provided – all made from local natural ingredients to provide the ultimate body care experience.
Batroun historical old town which, among others, includes: Saint Stephan cathedral, Saint George, Lady of the sea, and our Lady’s churches, the Phoenician wall, the old and new port, the historical citadel, the world famous Bahsa Beach, and other typical historical streets and buildings. The Smar Jbeil citadel, the Mseilha citadel, the local museums and hiking trails starting within 5 minutes car drive from the premises. And last but not least, the pristine beaches of the region especially in Kfarabida, Batroun and Heri beaches.