 Amanjena
Marrakech
Thirty-six pavilions and six two-story maisons are located around a tranquil
pool at the ultra-deluxe Amanjena. The resort's design is inspired by Marrakech's classical Islamic architecture,
with soft red stone set amid sparkling pools and swaying palm trees. Inside each pavilion is
a wood-burning fireplace and colorful Berber carpets, elaborate mosaics, and fine
wood carvings that usher traditional Moroccan style into every corner of the
property. A fine poolside restaurant serves Mediterranean, Asian, and international
cuisine throughout the day. The health and beauty center includes a hammam,
or steam bath, as well as whirlpool, gym, and beauty salon. The two-story
library, with soft lanterns and Arabic carpets, has a broad selection, including
an exceptional array of books on Moroccan art and architecture.
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 La
Maison Arabe
Marrakech
As soon as you enter the La Maison Arabe, you are surrounded by the warmth
and aesthetic richness that sets this property above so many others. In
the 1940's the Maison Arabe was the first restaurant in Marrakech's medina
to offer the finest in Moroccan cuisine to such luminaries as Winston Churchill.
Today, this highly exclusive property has ten rooms & suites, set around
two plant-filled courtyards. Sumptuous textiles, fine traditional wooden
furniture and objet d'art make the La Maison Arabe a delightful base. The
service is marked by true grace and hospitality. Each room is uniquely decorated.
The restaurant continues its reputation for exceptional Moroccan cuisine,
and can arrange cooking classes. A 10-minute drive takes you to a pool for
the exclusive use by hotel guests. The pool is surrounded by palm and olive
trees, and has a hammam and cafe on site.
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 Dar
Tamsna
Marrakech
Marrakech's Dar Tamsna offers an exceptional experience of luxury coupled
with exoticism. With an architectural blend of Art Deco and Arabesque, beautifully
furnished with antiques and fine textiles, Dar Tamsna has gained a reputation
as one of the world's finest private villas. Located in Marrakech's Palmerie,
the villa is staffed by a house manager, cook, butler, cleaning and laundry
staff, a gardener, and night watchman. The villa has its own clay tennis
court and heated swimming pool, for the exclusive use of villa guests. The
rooftop terrace, with stunning views of the Atlas Mountains, is a perfect
venue for cocktail parties, or romantic candle-lit dinners. As well as relaxing
in the luxurious comfort of Dar Tamsna, guests have the cultural and historical
wealth of Marrakesh and the Atlas Mountains at their fingertips.
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 La Mamounia
Marrakech
Proclaimed by Winston Churchill to be "the loveliest spot in the whole world,"
La Mamounia has maintained its reputation for elegance and excellence since
1922. The hotel maintains much of its original Art Deco design. Its hallways
are decorated with intriguing original drawings, along with superb photographs
of Morocco throughout the past century. The hotel has been a popular film
set, and resting point for film stars, designers, politicians and royalty.
La Mamounia offers a superb array of facilities for guests: five restaurants,
five bars, sports and spa facilities, a business center, and swimming pool.
The hotel's 20 acres of gardens are world famous: 34 full time gardeners
maintain the grounds, which are a haven for the senses.
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 La Villa des Orangers
Marrakech
A large open-air courtyard of fragrant orange trees and rose petal-strewn fountains anchors this lovingly restored palace riad. Villa des Orangers is the ideal oasis in Marrakech for those seeking the intimacy of a riad without sacrificing on service or facilities. Just minutes from the medina’s central square, the villa boasts pools on the ground floor as well as the rooftop overlooking Koutoubia Mosque. Other facilities include a hammam, massage center and fitness center. The palace is a sophisticated study in Moorish design, with intricate traditional tadelakt moldings, hand-carved wooden doors, hidden alcoves and colorful tiles. The richness of the experience at the Villa des Orangers can only be matched by the colorful souks that lie just beyond its doors.
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 Palais
Jamai
Fes
Fes' premier hotel has long been known as one of the most famed in the country.
Offering sweeping views of the medina, the hotel was built in classic Arab-Moorish
style for the Jamai family in 1879, and maintains an impeccable atmosphere
fit for royalty. The Palais is built around a splendid Andalusian garden
of orange and palm trees, herbs, and fragrant flowers. Relax by the pool,
with the scent of flowers and the sound of life in the medina below and
calls to prayer combining to create an unforgettably heady atmosphere. The
Palais' two restaurants have a reputation for superb international and Moroccan
cuisine. Other facilities include a hammam and tennis court. Medina View
rooms offer a private balcony over the medina. All rooms and suites have
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Maison Bleue
Fes
Situated in the heart of Fes El Bali, the Maison Bleu is a stunning property,
offering guests a rare combination of impeccable style with a level of personalized
service rarely found in today's world. The property was built as a family
home for a judge and scholar in the early 20th century, and has remained
in the family ever since, assuring guests a warm welcome and an owner's
pride in their happiness. Today, guests can savor a relaxed atmosphere amidst
stunning mosaics and carvings. The rooms and suites overlook central courtyards,
while the rooftop terrace offers panoramic views of the old city. The service
is extraordinary subtle, yet attending to your every need or desire. A small
central pool accentuates the tranquility of the courtyard. Guests may like
to learn the chef's secrets with a private cooking lesson. Specialties of
the house include royal recipes from palace cookbooks dating back to the
13th century.
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