Pool Season · Faqra
Cool Nights, An Hour from the Coast
Private lawn and fire pit at the door. Infinity pools a two-minute walk. Mountain air instead of a Beirut August.
What to Know
- 2 min walk to the pools
- 1h 15m from Beirut
- 24/7 electricity, no cuts
- 1,550m above the heat
Why Come Up for the Summer
An Infinity Pool at the End of the Path
RedRock's shared pools are a two-minute walk from the door, with loungers, shade, and the valley dropping away past the far edge.
Your Own Lawn and Fire Pit
The patio and grass are private to the chalet. Charcoal, skewers and blankets are there, light the fire as the valley goes dark.
It Actually Cools Down at Night
At 1,550 metres the evenings turn cool even in August. You sleep with the windows open instead of fighting the coast's humidity.
Walks Start at the Door
RedRock has its own paths, a bio-farm and a deer reserve inside the village, with the Faqra Roman ruins and Chabrouh dam a short drive further.
Close Enough for a Friday Evening
An hour and fifteen from Beirut, an hour and a half from the airport. Leave after work and be at the fire pit before it is properly dark.
No Outages, No Generator
The battery system covers the grid cuts, so the fridge, fans and WiFi stay on through the whole stay.
A Summer Day at The Nest
Morning: Coffee on the Patio
The Nespresso hisses, the valley is still quiet, and breakfast happens outdoors with the mountains for company.
Afternoon: Straight Into the Pool
The infinity pool is a two-minute walk down the path. Loungers, shade, and the valley dropping away past the far edge.
Evening: Fire Pit Hours
Charcoal, skewers, and blankets are ready. Light the fire as the valley goes dark and the stars come out.
The pools run seasonally and July and August weekends fill early. Pets are welcome at no extra charge.
Staying in Faqra?
The Nest is a one-bedroom chalet at RedRock with mountain views, 24/7 electricity, free garage parking and a fire pit. Sleeps 3.
