Where to stay in Morocco
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Located in a magical desert landscape 15 miles south of Marrakech between the city and the High Atlas, Tigme means ‘my house’ in the Berber dialect. The house sits on the brow of a Berber hamlet (Tagadert) in the Haouz plain and has been converted from a labyrinthine string of village dwellings into a rustic yet comfortable hotel containing eight spacious suites, built around six separate courtyards.
The extensive grounds include gardens, two pools, a dining room and several terraces with 360 views of the entire area stretching as far as Marrakech and the High Atlas Mountains.
We know a thing or two about bespoke holidays – we’ve been creating them since 1989. Take a trip through the Morocco holidays that we love today.
We know a thing or two about bespoke holidays – we’ve been creating them since 1989. Take a trip through the Morocco holidays that we love today.
Our team has handpicked this collection of properties to give you luxury options in styles to suit any journey.
With just eight rooms Riad Honey has a small and intimate atmosphere. Sympathetically designed, it has been decorated with an authentic and oriental feel and the simple yet charming rooms feature traditional craft techniques and materials.
The Amanjena is built in traditional Moroccan style with high earthen walls styled on the Menara Gardens.
Aside from the beautiful decor, attentive service and excellent food, this is the place to cosy up by the fire in the cooler months in Marrakech, with an excellent glass of local wine. Fabulously situated for…
Located in the heart of Marrakech, Les Jardins de la Medina is an authentic riad that has been renovated into a charming hotel.
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