This intimate, simply stylish gem has four en suite bedrooms and a courtyard strewn with deep sofas and kilims. There’s also a sitting room with a fireplace.
The hotel is a showcase of Moroccan artisanship, and the white-filigree-and-glass spa is virtually a city in itself. Opt for a traditional hammam using the sumptuous Marcomaroc skin-care line.
A real treasure that showcases Marrakshi-Andalusian architecture, popular in the late 19th century.
Emerging local designers show here; expect slinky silk-jersey playsuits and burlap tote bags stamped creatively with Berber motifs.
A locals’ gathering spot for lunch or cocktails in Guéliz. It’s owned by two Frenchmen, who often organize concerts.
Its modest two-story dimensions belie generous rooms in rich purple and yellow silk velvets. The owner’s Arabian stallions graze in immaculate paddocks next to the open-air Le Pavillon restaurant.
At this elbow-to-elbow “hors d’oeuvres bar,” the bread basket is communal, but the foie gras skewers and boudin noir macarons are just for you. More places to eat like a local: tandl.me/12ufz7c
