Wedding venues in Lebanon, region by region.

Lebanon's wedding venues range from hotel ballrooms in Beirut and beach resorts along the coast to garden venues in the Metn and Keserwan, wineries in Batroun, Bhamdoun and the Bekaa, and mountain estates in the Chouf and Aley, among them Qasr Noun in Ain Anub. Choose by season, guest count and the drive from Beirut.

We are Qasr Noun, a restored estate in Ain Anub, Aley, and we appear here like everyone else. The other venues come from public wedding listings and venue websites, chosen to show the range in each region. Every entry links to its source. Inside each region the order is geographical, not a ranking.

Listings checked on 19 October 2026. Capacities and policies are as each listing states them; venues change them, so confirm every detail directly before you book.

How to choose a wedding venue in Lebanon

Lists of the best or top 10 wedding venues in Lebanon rarely say what they measured, and no public data would support a ranking. Four things decide the right venue: the setting, the season, your guest count, and how far your guests will drive at night.

Outdoor or indoor. Outdoor venues work best from June to September, when the hills are close to rain-free; late May and early October are milder but can bring rain (see the best time to get married in Lebanon). For winter, look at indoor wedding halls: hotel ballrooms, or garden venues with an indoor room, such as Jardin de Vie or Château Cana. For open air, read about choosing an outdoor wedding venue in Lebanon.

Unusual settings. If you want something other than a hall, this guide includes three wineries, a castle, Couvent St Jean's 250-year-old chapel, and palace gardens above Sidon. Couples drawn to old buildings will find more in our guide to heritage wedding venues in Lebanon, which we do not repeat here.

Wedding venues by region

Ten regions, north along the coast from Beirut, then Mount Lebanon, the Bekaa and the south: Beirut · the Metn · Jounieh and Keserwan · Jbeil · Batroun · Tripoli and the North · Aley · the Chouf · Zahle and the Bekaa · Saida, Tyre and the South.

Beirut: ballrooms and the seafront

The city offers hotel ballrooms, high floors over the sea, and beach resorts at Jnah, with no mountain road for guests who fly in. Sursock Palace's gardens in Achrafieh are covered in our heritage guide. For venues a short drive out, see wedding venues near Beirut.

• InterContinental Phoenicia Beirut, Minet el Hosn. Hotel. A Grand Ballroom, and Eau de Vie, an event space on the 11th floor with sea views (listing).
• Le Gray Beirut, Martyrs' Square, Downtown. Hotel. Le Grand Salon takes up to 500 guests under an LED ceiling; the Muse Room takes up to 110 (listing).
• Kempinski Summerland Hotel & Resort, Jnah. Beach resort. A ballroom for up to 400 and a lawn for up to 500, with a private beach and marina (listing).

The Metn: the hills above the city

The Metn climbs from the eastern suburbs to Beit Mery, Broummana and Bikfaya: hotels close to the city, gardens higher up. More of the governorate is in our guide to wedding venues in Mount Lebanon.

• Pleine Nature, Mar Roukoz, Dekwaneh. Garden venue. Its 2026 offer lists a welcome drink area, a ceremony area and a reception plaza, a 250 kVA generator with a backup, and twelve approved caterers (offer).
• Al Bustan Hotel, Beit Mery. Hotel. A garden with views over the city and the sea, and a small chapel for vows (listing).
• Grand Hills, a Luxury Collection Hotel & Spa, Broummana. Hotel. Listed for weddings with ballrooms and mountain views; the listing names no rooms, so ask for them (listing).
• Blanc de Chêne, Bikfaya. Garden and hall. An outdoor ceremony garden, a welcome lounge and a reception hall, with in-house catering (listing).

Jounieh and Keserwan: from the bay to the ski slopes

Keserwan runs from the bay at Jounieh and Kaslik up through Faitroun to Faraya and Kfardebian, so one district holds both seaside and high-mountain weddings.

• Portemilio Hotel & Resort, Kaslik. Seaside hotel. Its marina restaurant, La Reserve, has indoor and outdoor space on the shore (listing).
• Couvent St Jean, Kfarcheham, Ftouh Keserwan. Garden with a chapel. A 250-year-old chapel, an outdoor altar, and a two-level lawn for up to 450, with a terrace looking toward Jbeil and the bay of Beirut (listing, venue site).
• Venezia Gardens, Faitroun. Garden venue. 4,000 square metres of grounds on the Ajaltoun to Faraya road, listed for up to 650 guests (listing).
• InterContinental Mzaar, Kfardebian. Mountain resort. A ski-in, ski-out hotel listed for outdoor weddings of up to 250 (listing).

Jbeil (Byblos): the beach and the gardens above it

Around the old port town, beach resorts sit at sea level, and garden venues with sea views sit in the villages just inland.

• Edde Sands Hotel & Wellness Resort, Byblos. Beach resort. The Honeymoon Gardens, 5,200 square metres with a view of the sea, and a convention ballroom for up to 950 (listing).
• Jardin de Vie, Mastita. Garden and ballroom. La Villa Ballroom, ready for winter dates, opens onto its garden; combined, they take up to 350 with a sea view. There is also a rose garden (listing).
• LunaSol Event Venue, Halat. Garden venue. A 15,000 square metre garden with a pool and sea views, on two levels joined by a staircase (listing).

Batroun: the coast, the villages and a winery

Batroun pairs a busy summer coast with quiet hill villages a short drive inland.

• San Stephano Resort, Batroun. Beach resort. Listed for up to 450 indoors and 800 outdoors, with 50 rooms (listing).
• Phare du Nord, Batroun. Seaside garden. A main lawn for up to 1,000, a separate ceremony lawn and 15 rooms (listing).
• Arnaoon Village, on the Msaylha fortress road. Mountain retreat. Cottages, several halls and a private church, with in-house catering (listing).
• Ixsir by Montagnou, Basbina. Winery. Listed for weddings at the winery, with indoor and outdoor space overlooking the vineyards and a minimum of 100 guests; Agenda Culturel places IXSIR by Montagnou on site at the Ixsir Winery (listing, Agenda Culturel).

Tripoli and the North

In the north the choice runs from small hotels in Tripoli and El Mina to the mountain town of Ehden.

• Via Mina Hotel, El Mina, Tripoli. Boutique hotel. A 180 square metre banquet hall listed for weddings of up to 180 (listing).
• Château des Oliviers Boutique Hotel, Bahsas, Tripoli. Hotel with a garden. Rooms, suites with balconies, a lounge and a garden; no capacity is given (listing).
• Mist Hotel & Spa, Ehden. Mountain hotel. Listed for up to 100 guests indoors, with indoor and outdoor pools (listing).

Aley: estates and wineries above Beirut

The Aley District rises behind Beirut and the airport. Ain Anub, for example, is about 15 to 20 km by road from central Beirut and 14 km from the airport, by OSRM routing measured on 13 October 2026 (where is Ain Anub). More in our guide to wedding venues in Aley.

• Château Cana, Ras el Harf, Bhamdoun. Winery. A family wine estate above the Lamartine valley, with a ceremony area for about 200, a garden for about 250 seated and an arcaded indoor room for about 80 (venue site). Its listing gives a 1 AM music curfew (listing).
• Cherry Blossom Boutique Hotel, El Qrayeh, Bhamdoun. Hotel with a garden. A garden for up to 350, a pool area for 100 and a terrace for 120 (listing).
• Hightower Castle, Baysour. Castle and gardens. Listed, as High Tower Castle, for weddings in the castle and its gardens, with in-house catering (listing).
• Qasr Noun, Ain Anub. Restored heritage estate. A stone arcade of five pointed arches, a fountain courtyard and olive terraces, with views over Beirut and the sea. A lintel is carved "AD. 1895", and in 1907 the buildings became a school. It opens for weddings in summer 2027, and the day runs until 1:30 AM. Tell the team your guest count and they will show you the layout (venue site).

The Chouf: stone towns and the coast

Inland are the historic towns of Deir el Qamar and Beiteddine; on the coast south of the airport are Damour, Jiyeh and Rmeileh. The Chouf's palaces, Mir Amin and Qasr Tabet among them, are in our heritage guide.

• Beit el Qamar, Deir el Qamar. Guesthouse with a garden. Listed for up to 350 outdoors and 50 indoors, with eight rooms, a 3 AM music curfew and a planner required (listing).
• Dar El Mir, Beiteddine. Mountain venue. Listed for weddings, with a church on site for ceremonies; no capacity is given (listing).
• Jiyeh Marina Resort, Jiyeh. Beach resort. The Cleopatra Ballroom for up to 500, an outdoor venue on the marina, and 154 rooms (listing).
• Le Palmier Venue, Rmeileh. Coastal garden. Palm gardens with sea views; no capacity is given (listing).

Zahle and the Bekaa: hotels, gardens and vineyards

Over the mountains, the Bekaa offers space: hotel halls in Zahle and Chtaura, large gardens, and vineyard estates.

• Cristal Grand Kadri Hotel, Zahle. Hotel. A stone hotel with a ballroom, a wedding terrace and a pool (listing).
• Massabki Hotel, Chtaura. Hotel with gardens. Gardens with a private river and a 16,000 square metre wood (listing).
• Domaine de Chouchène, Qab Elias. Vineyard estate. Mountain views and in-house catering (listing).
• Dar L'Ateeq, Qab Elias. Courtyard and gardens. A restored courtyard for vows and 5,000 square metres of gardens (listing).

Saida, Tyre and the South

The south has the sea and two ancient port cities: palace gardens above Sidon, a hill town at Maghdoucheh, and the old harbour of Tyre.

• Saray Nassib Basha, Bramieh, above Sidon. Palace gardens. A 19th-century Ottoman palace with 21,000 square metres of gardens overlooking the sea and the city (listing).
• L'Arc Event Venue & Resort, Maghdoucheh. Ballroom and pool terrace. A panoramic ballroom for up to 600 and a terrace around the pools for up to 700 (listing).
• Dar Alma Hotel, old town, Tyre. Small guesthouse. A stone-vaulted restaurant for up to 50, and a beach terrace with direct access to a small private beach (listing).
• Crystal Wedding Hall Tyre, Batoulay. Wedding hall. Listed with the option of separate halls in the same venue (listing).

All venues at a glance

Wedding venue prices in Lebanon

Most venues quote on request, and almost none publish 2027 rates. The figures below are the published ones from our line-by-line guide to what a wedding costs in Lebanon, and nothing more.

Both published cards include sound, lighting and generators but differ on furniture, staff and hours, so compare what each quote covers, not only its total. Qasr Noun shares its prices privately; see what the wedding package includes.

From a long list to a shortlist

Pick three venues, not thirty. Visit each one at the hour your wedding will happen, stand where dinner will be served, and ask every venue the same questions before you book: generator size, end time, parking, rain plan, exclusive suppliers. If most of your guests fly in, read our guide to a destination wedding in Lebanon. If the list is short, see the notes on a small wedding venue in Lebanon.

If Qasr Noun is on your shortlist, private visits are by appointment, any day. Call or WhatsApp +961 3 697 772.