our Story
The Birth of Blue Marlin
It all began with a simple idea: a Lebanese family seeking a tranquil escape from the bustle of daily life. Our journey led us to the city of Batroun, a place where history, culture, and breathtaking landscapes blend seamlessly. We decided to take a vacation house here, where it captured our hearts.
It didn’t take long before we realized that Batroun was more than just a vacation spot; it was a place we wanted to call home. Driven by our love for the city and its unique architectural heritage, we embarked on a mission to transform our vacation house into a haven that reflected the essence of Batroun. The renovation process was more than just a project; it was a labor of love. We meticulously preserved the authentic Lebanese architecture, while infusing a touch of bohemian flair, creating a harmonious blend that would captivate anyone who walked through our doors.
We wanted our guests to experience Batroun in the same way we did. We wanted them to feel at home, to feel like they were a part of our family. With this in mind, Blue Marlin was born. Our aim was to provide a “home away from home” in this charming city, where every visitor would feel welcomed and cherished.
Since then, Blue Marlin has become synonymous with excellence in customer service. Our commitment to hospitality has earned us a reputation as the top-notch destination in Batroun. Our central location in the heart of the city makes it easy for guests to explore the wonders of Batroun, from its historic sites to its vibrant nightlife.
Blue Marlin boasts nine uniquely crafted rooms, each with its own identity and charm. Every detail has been carefully considered, ensuring that our guests fall in love with their surroundings. The authentic Lebanese mixed with bohemian style has created an ambiance that is both inviting and inspiring, making Blue Marlin the number one destination in Batroun.
Meet Your Hosts
Our story is one of passion, dedication, and a deep love for Batroun.
Welcome to our home, Welcome to Blue Marlin.
