The Story Behind Al Pasha
Originally built in the 19th century, Al Pasha was originally a traditional Damascene home owned by a prominent family of the Old City. Its courtyards, carved woodwork, and stone arches reflect the architectural soul of Damascusa place where families gathered; stories were shared, and life unfolded around jasmine-filled spaces.
Restoration Story
The house was carefully restored using traditional techniques to preserve its original character, while introducing discreet modern comforts. Local artisans revived the wood, stone, and mosaics, ensuring every detail remained true to its Damascene heritage. The result is a home reborn, timeless yet welcoming to today’s traveler.
Heritage & Craftsmanship
Al Pasha showcases signature elements of Damascene architecture: hand-carved wooden ceilings, mashrabiya windows, marble fountains, and inner courtyards that breathe life into the home. Each corner reflects the craftsmanship of Syrian artisans whose work continues to define the city’s historic beauty.
Vision & Philosophy
Our vision is to offer guests a stay rooted in authenticity, comfort, and culture. We honor Damascus’ heritage by preserving its architecture, celebrating its traditions, and creating a calm, meaningful experience shaped by sincere Syrian hospitality.
What Makes Al Pasha Unique?
A restored 19th-century Damascene residence.
A restored 19th-century Damascene residence.
A restored 19th-century Damascene residence.
A restored 19th-century Damascene residence.
A restored 19th-century Damascene residence.