Maison Dada: A Playful New Boutique Hotel in Beirut

Cover image by Walid Rashid for AD Middle East.

A playful new boutique hotel is coming soon to Saifi! Home to beautifully designed apartments and a rooftop restaurant, Maison Dada will be a vibrant new addition to the city.

Designed by brothers Mario and Marc Dada, Maison Dada takes its name not only from the founders but also from the revolutionary Dada art movement. Its interiors carry subtle nods to Dadaism, a post–World War I movement that defied traditional aesthetics.

According to AD Middle East, this new hotel is housed in a space that is 90 years old, built back in 1935 during the French Mandate. Brothers Mario and Marc decided to reimagine this building as a boutique hotel that blends history with modern design.

Maison Dada stands as a mosaic of Beirut’s past and present, from elegant touches of the French Mandate era to contemporary nods that reflect the city’s current aesthetics.

There are three spacious apartments, each with its own vibe and color scheme. Inside, traces of local craftsmanship and thoughtful design are everywhere. Most of the furniture features soft, rounded edges, not only adding to the aesthetic but also making the space safe for children.

What about the price?

Maison Dada is not open yet, so there isn't an official price list for the available rooms. According to Roadbook, it costs $250/night. To stay updated, you can sign up for updates here!

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