Le Bistrot de Zahra is more than just a bar—it is the soul of Beit Noun’s story. Once the home of Edouard Noun’s father, this is where it all began. As Edouard grew older, he expanded beyond these walls, acquiring the surrounding land and gradually shaping the estate that would become Beit Noun. Today, this space has been reimagined into a charming bar, its terrace shaded by vines, overlooking the olive groves. It remains a place of gathering, where history and hospitality intertwine. Here, you can sip a drink, take in the timeless scenery, and feel the essence of Beit Noun—warm, welcoming, and alive with stories.

The Diwan is one of the most heartwarming and tranquil spots on the entire estate. Nestled beneath ancient oak trees, a long "diwan" invites you to sit, relax, and soak in the surroundings. Here, the shade is cool, the air feels different, and the sounds are softer — a place where time seems to slow down.

With every breeze that passes through, there is a sense of calm and comfort, as if this corner of the estate holds its own quiet secrets. The Diwan is a special spot, perfect for those who seek a moment of peace and a deeper connection with nature.