My Stone Cellar is a year-round guesthouse accredited by the Tourism Ministry and operated solely by the owners, natives of Douma. We enjoy the diversity of our guests from around the world and we do our best to offer them as much information and guidance about local attractions and places to visit as we can, making our guests' stay as enjoyable and easy as possible.

My Stone Cellar Guesthouse is set in restored traditional vaulted cellars on the lower grounds of Ishac Residence, a 19th century house founded by Ibrahim Beik Ishac, who was awarded with the 'Order of Medjide' by the Ottoman Sultan Abdul Hamid II. This family house with traditional Mediterranean architecture still retains its authenticity, while benefiting from its privileged location within the heart of the historic region of Douma. Steeped in history, our 115 years old stone cellars feature a king size bed, sofa-bed, ensuite shower and toilet, and are self-contained with a private entrance, sitting area and kitchenette. My Stone Cellar Guesthouse has a unique blend of atmosphere rooted in rich local heritage. The rooms boast tasteful synergy of retro and contemporary elements: marble floors, wooden furniture, wrought iron chairs and elegant decorative details. Layout of the property and traditional extra thick stone walls ensure that all rooms are quiet and naturally maintain a comfortable temperature year-round.

At the heart of the peaceful village of Douma elected as one of the best villages in the world by the UNWTO, lies My Stone Cellar guesthouse, in close vicinity to 'must-see' sights and within short walking distance of the old Souk, Museum, restaurants and coffee houses. The guesthouse is strategically positioned for exploring the rich variety of landscape on the Douma-Baatara Gorge hiking trail. A selection of activities is offered in the area, such as: village touring, cycling, hiking, skiing and snowshoeing.