This hotel was one of the best hotels we stayed in during our trip of Syria. We stayed in one of the old houses, about a 1 minute walk off the main house. The main house has reception and the restaurant. Our room came off an internal courtyard, which was beautiful and quiet. The room was very tastefully decorated and comfortable. The bathroom was a little small, but clean. The roof-top restaurant is delightful and frequented by both locals and tourists. The food was very, very good and reasonable. The service was efficient if a little cool. But we didn't care, as we were so happy to be in such a lovely place. Syria is a fascinating place. Aleppo was intriguing and special.

We stayed in this hotel with 3 children for 3 nights.
You cant beat the location or the service at this hotel.
The rooms were a good size and the hotel is very charming - decorated in typical Syrian style.
Highly recommend this one and great value too.

I cannot recommend this hotel. It is described as a 'boutique' hotel but it is more shopping mall that boutique. The hotel has now expanded into several neighbouring courtyard houses and feels impersonal.

The room was fine but oddly laid out. The windows were not fully curtained so there was light shining in at night. The bathroom was small, also oddly laid out and the shower was wholly inadequate. More backpacker hostel than 'boutique' hotel.

Unfortunately, many of the Aleppo houses have taken to covering over their courtyards. This is also the case in the Zamaria. In my view, this detracts from the attractiveness of the courtyard and defeats its purposes.

Our room was just off the courtyard. On our first evening we returned to discover a tour group sitting in the courtyard watching a performance of Syrian music and dance. Since the door to our room was in the middle of the stage, we could not get to our room without disturbing the show. And even if we could, we would not have been able to get to sleep because of the noise. Not something you would expect, nor something that is appropriate at these prices. It certainly would not have happened at the Beit al Mamlouka in Damascus.

There is a roof terrace with a beautiful over the city and also a restaurant but we did not eat there. Breakfast was unpleasant and the milk was sour. But the staff were very helpful and able to deal with one or two unusual requests promptly and satisfactorily.

This is a lovely boutique hotel in the town in Aleppo. We had tried to book the Beit Wakil hotel nearby which was full and were fortunate to stay here. We weren't disappointed at all.

The rooms are basic, but traditional. The staff are friendly and we were made to feel very welcome.

Nearby Beit Sissi restaurant and next door Hareer restaurants are lovely. Beware menus have no prices so ask for the costs before ordering.