Palmyra is Syria’s star tourist attraction and one of the world’s most splendid historical sites. Known to the locals as Tadmor (its ancient Semitic name), Palmyra’sintriguing history, along with the profusion of colonnades, temple remains and funerary towers, in a mesmerizing desert oasis setting, renders visitors speechless.

Tadamora Palace has been constructed at the entrance of Palmyra in the Palmyrian architecture and design. Its facade is similar to the Temple of Bel nearby. The hotel is surrounded by a 150 palm tree manicured garden, a traditional Bedouin tent capable of accommodating 200 guests, and a pool and pool snack, grill and bar. Tadamora Palace contains a total of 63 twin or double rooms, 6 corner Royal suites and an expansive 4 bedroom Presidential Suite. The rooms are on 3 levels open to atrium. On the lobby level the Oasis restaurant a 100 seat restaurant offers buffet or a la carte breakfast, lunch or dinner. The smaller restaurant Cella offers an intimate atmosphere for a la carte dining.

Bacchus lobby bar offers a relaxing environment after a journey of visiting the ruins.On the roof overlooking the Palmyra ruins is a raised terrace with a roof light snacks restaurant and bar. On the lower level Tadamora has an inside covered all weather pool, gymnasium and a Spa with all facilities such as hammam, sauna and 4 treatment rooms. The Spa is operated by the world famous Six Senses Spas, with its trained local and Thai treatment specialists. Tadamora Palace will be pleased to offer its guests an array of services from multi-lingual guided tours to the ruins of Palmyra and visit to the above ground and underground palmyrian tombs, as well as group desert camping expeditions and dinners and horse or camel riding excursions, catered in luxurious fashion by out attentive hotel staff.