This charming nineteenth century residence (douiriya) that once welcomed prestigious visitors of War Minister Sultan Moulay-Abd el Aziz, now graciously extends its hospitality to you. Located in the historic heart of the old city (medina), this hotel is a veritable architectural jewel that beautifully melds traditional décor with all the modern amenities.
Let your imagination run wild and imagine yourself back in the days of Josephine Baker who loved to stay here during the Second World War. Relive the history that permeates the atmosphere of this uniquely enchanting riad reopened in 2003. Come savour this relaxing oasis of beauty and serenity and enjoy beautiful memories for years to come.
Lovingly restored over the course of two years under the supervision of talented architect Quentin Wilbaux, the riad faithfully retains its original character, as described in Jean Galloti’s famous book « Arabic Gardens and Houses of Morocco » (1926).
Upon entering, you will be dazzled by the light emanating from the majestic patio where beautifully painted ceramic tiles and a lofty ancient wooden ceiling compete for your attention. The marble fountain is reminiscent of that in the Bahia Palace (same architect, period, and provenance).
Behind , the emblematic monuments of Marrakech, Medersa Ben Youssef and its amazing mosque, the Museum of Marrakech near the riad, the koutoubia with its minaret farther which is more pleasant than to sip its Juice of lemonade or smoothie under the shadowof the pergola or lying in the basin of fresh water in front of this unique panorama which is offred to you
The private Hammam offers you a whole range of treatments provided by a team of professionals. Depending on the different uses ... at the Privilege in your own suite, mint tea or fruit juices feels served accompanied by delicious pastries prepared by our cook.
Discovery of a waterfall 100 meters high, which flows into an abyss filled with lush vegetation. You admire the landscapes of central High Atlas. Not far away lies the artificial lake dam « Bin El Ouidane ».