The room
Opening the door.
The room
Opening the door.
Villa
This is a house, not a room, and it reads as one from the garden gate: 2 storeys of sandstone with arcaded loggias on both floors, a run of terracotta arches on carved columns over the stone terrace, and a long private pool laid down the length of the lawn with day beds under a pergola beside it. There is a garden shower, an oversized gazebo, shaded seating and dining outside, and a hedge that closes the whole thing in.
Inside, an open-plan living and dining space with a bar and kitchenette, and 2 master bedrooms — the primary with a king under a padded headboard between arched niches, the second with its own bathroom and its own seating corner — each with a balcony of its own. Separate dressing rooms, deep marble soaking tubs, Guerlain amenities in both bathrooms. It takes 6 guests, 5 of whom may be adults. Breakfast in the villa, afternoon delights daily, garment pressing, a private chef on request and a 60-minute training session come with it. The Tourism Dirham is charged per bedroom, so this villa pays it twice a night.
A child is 11 or under.
A guest of 4 to 11 is charged less than an adult, and half board costs more again per head. The concierge has the figures against your dates.