A Historic Stay Within Palmyra’s Archaeological Park

Zenobia Cham Palace is a distinctive historic hotel in Palmyra, Syria, set in the archaeological park near Baalshamin temple and the Palmyra ruins. Independent listings describe the property as occupying the heart of the ruins, with views of the archaeological area visible from some room windows. Its setting places the history of Zenobia Cham Palace directly within the landscape of ancient Palmyra.
The recorded address is M 20, Ḩayy aḑ Ḑāhirīyah, Tadmur, Syria. No specific house number or postcode is included in the structured address, while the hotel’s mapped coordinates are maintained as separate location fields.
A Building Shaped by Two Periods
Independent sources describe Zenobia Cham Palace as a historical building constructed in the 1920s. One account dates its construction to 1930, while another gives 1920; both records agree that it was renovated and managed by Cham Chain in 2007.
The property consists of two sections. Its main building is called “The Palace” and contains 29 rooms. A separate independent listing also states that the hotel was completely renovated and refurbished in 2007.
These records highlight the property’s layered character: an early twentieth-century building in a historic setting, renewed in the twenty-first century and organized around two distinct sections.
The Ruins Shape the Location
Zenobia Cham Palace is located in the archaeological park of Palmyra. One independent report places it a few metres from Baalshamin temple and the Palmyra ruins, with the ruins visible from some room windows. Another describes its location simply as the heart of Palmyra ruins.
Palmyra itself lies in the Syrian desert, halfway between the Mediterranean and the Euphrates. The property’s archaeological-park setting makes proximity to the ruins its clearest defining location feature.
Nearby Mapped Places
The structured map record identifies three nearby catering places: كازا ميا at about 477 metres, نابو at about 582 metres, and فينس at about 597 metres. These are mapped distances rather than independently verified walking routes.
The hotel also appears in a directory with the mailing address “Po Box 135, Palmyra, Syria - Palmyra.” This postal box address is separate from the structured street address recorded for the property.
Practical Considerations
The physical location, room information and nearby-place distances come from structured and independent listings. Operational details and some room-related information may change, so current particulars should be checked directly with the property before travel plans are finalized.
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