Family hotels and homes in Bīmah

Dream place in mountains! Excellent views. Hospitality. Сrossover is enough to reach the place. Good point to start ride or trail to the top.

Fantastic view and service. So quiet and peaceful and perfect stop off between our drives

Wonderful location, authentic rooms, very friendly manager

Spacious and comfortable property, friendly landlord

Mahmood, the owner is a rare, wonderful personality: gentle, intelligent, proactive, well informed, with a growth mindset. You get much more than a hostel bed, if you only can see and appreciate it. My main reason for staying in this hostel was hiking to the peak of Jebel Shams and Mahmood made it possible, really caring that I am well prepared. Well equipped shared spaces: spacious seating area, big table fitting all the guests, books and tourist information in various languages, traditional clothes that you can try on and wear for a dinner out, frankincense aroma...

A lovely guesthouse with simple facilities The staff are excellent and the dinner and breakfast were wonderful A great choice to stay if you are planning to hike, or do any driving to Jabel Shams in the morning

The pool & rooms are very clean.

The location is breathtakingly beautiful. We had top level rooms exactly over the ridge, which was absolutely stunning especially at sunset. The staff were friendly and welcoming and the food was good. Breakfast was fantastic. Good wifi throughout, and amazing opportunity for stargazing given no light pollution.

Having visited the Misfah al Abriyyin several times previously, I returned after five years absence. The village has adapted rather well to increasing demand from tourism and retains the unspoilt and genuine feel that has caused me to return time and time again. Roghan Hospitality Inn has spring up since my last visit and I initially chose it for its location. This hotel is the uppermost building in the village, and I would wager and arm and a leg against anyone who does not agree that it presently holds the best location of all the inns in the village. It overlooks both the entire old village and its orchards as well as the surprisingly scenic new village. The hotel is modern and has all the comforts I am looking for in a hotel. Good bed - not too soft and not too hard. A useful desk, sensible placement of power sockets; good WiFi; good A/C; decent water pressure in the shower; simple and problem free check-in. It also has big windows, allowing me to enjoy the view, a couple of deep chairs, and a big TV that I didn't use but that my son undoubtedly would have considered the most important feature of the hotel. Both dinner and breakfast were very good and used local ingredients. Both the hotelier himself and his staff went above and beyond to make my stay enjoyable. The proprietor was a singularly likable fellow and was interesting to talk to. The big thing in Misfah, though, is not sitting in the hotel but walking around and getting a feel for the oasis life. To this end, the owner gave up his morning to walk around the orchards with me, a most pleasant experience - at least for me :-) I was initially worried that I would have trouble getting there by my ridiculously small car, a two-wheel driven Suzuki Dzire, but it turned out to be no problem at all. The private access road to the hotel was quite convenient as it bypassed the customary parking problems that I have experienced in the past.

The studio was perfect with everything we needed, clean and very nicely furnished. Overall we had a great stay and regreted we couldnt stay more nights.