Grand Hotel Sofar
Perched along the cool mountain ridges of Mount Lebanon, the Grand Hotel Sofar stands as a haunting monument to Lebanon's Golden Age. Built in 1892 by the prominent Sursock family, this grand establishment entertained international royalty, diplomats, and high society before being devastated during the Lebanese Civil War. Today, its echoing ruined halls draw historians and paranormal investigators lured by tales of phantom piano music, disembodied footsteps, and lingering specters.