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About US... Here at Yalla House we provide unique services -- all dedicated to ensure that you find living and traveling in the warm lands of Syria easy, fun, and pleasantly unforgettable. Our main service is to help you to get settled and make Damascus home in the shortest time possible. If you are looking to find housing, Yalla House offers a wide range of habitations options that matches your budget and preferences. In our website you can search for a room, flat, apartment, or an Arab family who hosts you during your stay. Remember, not all houses are listed in the website. Just tell us what you need, be it a tent under the blue skies or a pent house in most luxurious neighborhoods, we will give our best to find it for you! Explore all our other services too. If you are new to Syria, we can arrange for you to be picked up from the airport and take you straight to your chosen place. To make your transition smooth, we can purchase a SIM card for your mobile, get you a map, and give you a general idea about the community and life in Damascus. If you are here to study Arabic, we can connect you with universities and institutions or refer you to excellent private Arabic teachers. We will be happy to introduce you to friendly locals or get you involved with exciting sport activities such as Capoeira. Based on your interests, we’ll give you travel tips and help you choose rare, exciting, and educational travel destinations. Make sure you check out our Forums: there you can find new friends and all sorts of information about favorite café and bookstores to must-do activities and must-see secret spots. If you have any questions or need help planning your travels to Syria contact us or go to our forum and post your query. Finally, ask anyone who has been here. You will not need much convincing. Syria is a lovely place to explore and live. And we are here to make your experience even better. SoYalla! Come and visit us! And always, Ahlan va Sahlan Be Syria! A common story… I got the idea of YALLA HOUSE the first time I was in Damascus looking for a place to stay. My Arabic was very poor and I didn't have a clue about locations, prices and the habits of locals. I began by asking people on the street. After the first 10 –very friendly- locals I was eventually introduced to Amar who knew someone, who knew someone, who knew someone else…I ended up in his house, waiting for this friend of a friend. After 2 or 3 hours, being filled with sweets and cups of coffee, someone finally knocked at the door - It was his grandma.. And she also knew someone who had a house. So, she phoned someone and he also knew someone who knew someone who knew someone and so on. The Sunset was very nice, but I was still “homeless” in DAMASCUS… Personal Experiences: I can’t imagine arriving here without having at least a room for the first days in Damascus.
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