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Highs & Lows
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The hotel’s sight lines and sun-soaked stone facades compliment the olive trees and assorted flora throughout the property. The main reception and spa building is covered in dangling vines and leaves, creating a captivating backdrop opposing the panoramic view of the Atlas from the hotel’s main entrance. Additionally, various terraces and rooftops give alternate vistas on the Atlas, which act as a set for your leisurely indulgence.
Important Bits
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Type
Laid-back luxurious design hotel in the foothills of the Atlas Mountains
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Vibe
Laid-back Luxury with exquisite views on the Atlas.
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Location
In a rustic, quiet village on the way to the Atlas Mountains from Marrakech
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Rooms
23
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Music
Vibey local music along with some jazz…but the sounds of the birds chirping in nature really completes the mise en scene.
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Year Opened
2013
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Designed By
Tara Ford (who also did the interior design of The Capaldi Hotel and Riad Capaldi in Marrakech), in a style described as “Comfortable, yet sleek; modern, yet touched by tradition.”
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Health & Wellness
Two pools and a fitness room with a heavy bag.
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Restaurant
Yes, with world-class cuisine.
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Bar
Yes, with a lovely assortment of cocktails until midnight…
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Minibar
No real mini bar, but everything available through the on-site restaurant upon request…including a phenomenal local wine (my favorite Moroccan) Domaine de Sahari Gerrouane gris.
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Children
Adults only, and best that way.
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Price
Appropriately luxurious.
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