For those of us who, living in the populated Damascus , need a place to relax during the weekend, the Bagdad Café offers an ideal place to do so. Two small rooms, at the bee-heave building, provide shelter for the night for a small number of visitors. Basic facilities include a carpeted floor, mattresses and blankets; a recently built bathroom, adjacent to the rooms, adds to the comfort of the place.

With respect to meals, basic breakfast consisting of fresh eggs, yoghurt, cheese, Arabic bread and marmalade can be served if spending the night there, all sourced from their own farm.

It is always recommended to contact the Bagdad Café in advance so that they have things prepared.

With some days notice, those of you who would like to experience a couple of nights "a la Bedouin", the Bagdad Cafe can also organise for you the setting of a tent in one of the "wadis" at the foot of the Jebel R'mah mountain and arrange for all gear, foot and drink to enjoy the stay.