About Dar El Zaytoon
Nestled in the heart of Kfour, South Lebanon, Dar El Zaytoon is more than a guesthouse—it’s a gateway to the authentic Lebanese rural experience. Designed with sustainability and traditional charm in mind, this unique retreat features 12 beautifully curated rooms. Each space reflects vintage aesthetics with antique decor, transporting guests to a simpler, more soulful time.
The property is surrounded by a lush grove of 1,000 olive trees, creating a serene haven for guests to reconnect with nature. Alongside its breathtaking environment, Dar El Zaytoon offers a unique culinary experience with Lebanese and Italian cuisines, blending authenticity with a modern twist.
Our Concept
At Dar El Zaytoon, we believe in embracing heritage while fostering sustainability. Inspired by الريف اللبناني (the Lebanese countryside), our architecture harmonizes with the natural environment, showcasing eco-friendly practices and traditional design. The guesthouse aims to create a sense of belonging, rooted in the love of the land and the preservation of its beauty.
Dar El Zaytoon is more than a destination; it’s an environmental, social, and family-oriented gateway where guests can immerse themselves in rural traditions, savor authentic flavors, and enjoy the tranquility of nature. The project is designed to offer:
- Psychological comfort: A serene environment far from the noise and chaos.
- A quiet retreat: Perfect for those seeking peace and relaxation.
- Business facilities: A space for business professionals to meet and stay, combining functionality with charm.
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Meet the Visionary
Dar El Zaytoon is the brainchild of Architect Jamal Makke, a renowned specialist in sustainable and traditional architecture. With a career dedicated to reviving heritage and promoting eco-friendly practices, Jamal has been the force behind iconic projects like Assaha Lebanese Traditional Village. His vision for Dar El Zaytoon encapsulates his lifelong passion for preserving culture and creating spaces that inspire and connect people.
