Beit Tamanna

Beit Tamanna is a charitable guesthouse in Beirut, created around the idea that accommodation can help fulfil wishes for critically ill children. The property has eight individual rooms and three shared spaces, offering a stay shaped by design, creativity and a social purpose rather than a conventional hotel format.

Each room was imagined by a Lebanese or international designer, architect or decorator, with the brief allowing every concept to follow its creator’s own visual language. The room collection includes Urban Forest, Oasis, Hocus Pocus, Hope, Helem, The Hills Are Alive, The Blue Room and Meshwar, a suite. Their names reflect the range of themes and approaches found across the guesthouse, from nature-inspired and atmospheric ideas to more expressive, art-led interiors.

The shared spaces provide the communal side of the property, while the rooms offer more individual settings for overnight stays. Beit Tamanna suits travellers looking for a design-led guesthouse, visitors who value a stay connected to a charitable cause, and guests interested in interiors with a strong sense of authorship. It is accommodation rather than a restaurant, so its defining character comes from its rooms, common areas and mission rather than from a particular cuisine.

Every room booking contributes to the work of Tamanna NGO, with proceeds directed towards fulfilling the wishes of critically ill children. That purpose is central to the guesthouse, giving the stay a practical charitable dimension alongside its creative setting. Reservation enquiries can be made directly through the property’s listed telephone number or email address, with the room collection providing a choice of distinct design concepts within one guesthouse.