Guesthouse Bkerzay

Beautiful place whith very nice view but the staff in the restaurant is bit unprofessional, the food is OK, but expensive and higher than before do not know why and by the way the price in the restaurant is more expensive than the one in 5 stars hotel. The pottery glass even it s handmade and really peace of art but is sooo expensive

Heavenly place, great pools,we were 2 couple, everything looks natural. Staff are under trained, security ( door guards) are weird. The manager there I forgot his name & Taymour on the reception are very kind and understanding. The food is below average( we ordered tuna club its very bad, the burger is not good at all , the fries undercooked ) we had this for lunch. So we had to go outside the resort so we can have a nice diner. The resort is a bit unbalanced, would def come back but with better service. Thanks

This place is heaven on earth, wish I can give more than 5 stars! An extremely serene escape with soo many activities - You can spend the day at the pool, get a spa treatment, enjoy a fun pottery class, and dive into a super delicious buffet! We enjoyed every minute of it. The staff is professional & very welcoming. Everyone is always smiling & spreading positive energy. The owner, madame Zeina, is such a sweet lady! She gave us her time and ensured we enjoyed the moment. Highly recommended and is even suitable for engagements or small intimate weddings. Definitely coming back!

disappointed with the service, welcoming, and the food. The waiter , all of them, too young , no experience and unproffessional! over priced as well! And the vibe is too much not comfortable , ofcourse the view and sunset is so heart melting as it is in Chouf! but yea disappointed

Visit Bkerzay on a Sunday to spend the day there, try out the pottery class & have lunch there. of course, we had to reserve ahead of time. Once we arrived we had a small tour in the golf cart, and got to explore the facilities available. We then went to try out the pottery class, which was alot of fun! My main comment was that we didnt have enough time to try to mold the clay ourselves, except we had the guide do most of the work for us. After that was Lunch; a buffet with some varieties of salads, appetizers, 2 main dishes & live stations (shawarma, falafel and burgers). The food was above average, and most of the dishes were made from ingredients planted inside the reserve. An overall nice experience.