




Escape to a corner of paradise in Marrakesh with this completely renovated douiria, a small house full of charm nestled in the heart of the medina. Traditionally the home of the master of the house, this private sanctuary is designed for absolute serenity and luxury, offering an intimate getaway that blends historical elegance with exceptional facilities.
This refined space is configured with 2 spacious bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and 2 beds, comfortably accommodating up to 4 guests. The sleeping arrangements are flexible to meet your needs, offering either two large double beds or four single beds. Bedroom 1 features a unique moucharabieh alcove overlooking the living room, creating a secluded spot to relax, dream, or read. Bedroom 2 is a curator's delight, featuring a rare piece of 19th-century coffered furniture from a Koranic school and decor inspired by Djenné in Mali, illustrating the deep links between the Maghreb and the Sahel.
The home's heart is a large lounge with a hushed, colonial atmosphere. In the summer, the space opens to the sky via a douaya, while winter evenings are made cozy by an open fire. Step outside to the private terrace for superb views of the Koutoubia and the Atlas mountains, where a Berber tent and a 'menzeh' provide the perfect setting for dinner by candlelight.
While the douiria is entirely private, guests share access to a superb terrace swimming pool with the main 4-bedroom riad. This sun-bathed pool is uniquely equipped with counter-current swimming for long-distance laps and is heated from spring to autumn and misted during the summer months.
Located in the vibrant medina, you are perfectly positioned to explore the aromatic souks or visit Gueliz, the modern city. The attentive staff, fluent in French, English, Spanish, and Arabic, are available to provide insider tips on the best local sites.
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