Les Deux Tours

Hotel · Marrakech

Les Deux Tours

Hotel · Marrakech

Circuit de la palmeraie, Douar Abiad, Marrakech 40000, Morocco

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Refined hotel offering chic quarters, some with private pools, plus posh restaurants & a pool. Set on 3 hectares of parkland and Andalusian-style gardens, this refined hotel is 8 km from both Jardin Majorelle and Jemaa el-Fnaa square, and 9 km from Palais Bahia. Featuring arches and vaulted ceilings, the stylish rooms have Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, and patios or gardens, as well as tea and coffeemaking facilities; some have fireplaces. Suites add separate living areas, and luxury apartments offer whirlpool tubs and/or private pools. An area shuttle is complimentary. There are 2 upscale restaurants, 1 with a terrace, as well as a cozy bar. Other amenities include a courtyard pool, and a spa with a hammam. Breakfast is available.

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"Originally imagined as a small residential development, this hotel features lush gardens with meandering paths, tropical planting, and pools with flowering lilies. The garden includes pomegranate, carob, fig, jacaranda, oleander, and hibiscus trees, as well as an organic vegetable garden."

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"Why book? Imagine relaxing in a four-poster bed set within lush manicured gardens with meandering peacocks, in perfect seclusion. This is a must-stay Moroccan hotel. After spending the day amid the hustle and bustle of the Marrakech medina, shops, and bars, unwind every essence of your mind and soul with a spa treatment in the traditional hammam, or by sipping cocktails poolside. This place perfects the art of wellness and tranquility. Set the scene Marrakech’s magic lies beyond closed doors; in the medina's lesser-known pockets and surrounding areas like this one, the Palmeraie. Le Deux Tours is one of those hidden gems; a retreat 15 minutes from the shopping hub, it's an oasis of stunning traditional Moroccan-style buildings and private villas, sculptured tropical gardens, and a huge heated pool. It’s hard to imagine a place that is romantic and family friendly, but this is. The grounds cover three hectares of privacy and tranquility. Guests exude Yves Saint Laurent kaftan vibes; a fashion-forward, 1960s-era, quiet hedonism that allows creatives, families, and business executives to effortlessly mix. Villas are private, so you can craft an experience that suits your needs and desires during your stay. Instantly you feel at home, in a luxury experience styled with eclectic designer features. The true delight of this hotel is the concept that its indoor existence is also gloriously outdoor; the never ending labyrinthine gardens, palms, orange trees, scented flowers, small canals, fountains, and lily ponds are littered with lounging beds where you can wile away the afternoon blissfully listening to birdsong and trees that whisper. Organize a private picnic or a candlelit dinner in one of the many secluded spots, just for two. Such simple concepts that create effortless grace and something a little bit different. The backstory The elegant, old-world style here was imagined and designed in the 1990s as a small village of private homes and villas. Over time Les Deux Tours was converted to rental accommodation, then to an enclosed boutique hotel, which is why the experience feels private yet swimming in community. The villas feel like homes where you close the door and relax on your own or with family, or wander out to the gardens and meet friends old and new by the communal bar, pool, or in the restaurant for aperitivo and dinner over local music. Designed by one of the most influential architects in Morocco, Charles Boccara, of Tunisia, this is an eclectic blend of modern Maroc Tadelakt architecture, moorish tones finessed with Andalusian touches, and European vintage furnishings. The mix of styles and global inspirations from classic, vintage to modern could have felt disconnected if not embedded in the core essence of Moroccan heritage style and simplicity. Every essence catered for. The rooms This is a collection of architecturally designed private villas, suites, and rooms within vaulted or carved ceilings, arches, and terraces. Each room, often behind a hidden alcove, has earthen walls and original features like Tataoui ceilings. Bathrooms are bejmat tile with zelliges or marble, adding local stone textures. What makes this so delightful is the interior and exterior styling—restored antique Moroccan furnishing, local artisan crafts on the walls, old Marrakech photography, vintage art-deco and murano glass chandeliers. It’s this mix of all of Morocco's past, present and future. If you can afford a suite or private villa, this is a place to splash out. All rooms are amazing and suit a variety of budgets. There are 40 rooms and suites; nine are private residences with heated pools, 11 Classic Rooms, 13 Junior Suites, five Premium Suites, seven Pool Suites, and five Suites d’exception. All have free WiFi, televisions, and air conditioning. Rates start at $250 per night. Food and drink The hotel has three restaurants; there's a globally inspired (with French, Thai, and Moroccan fusions) menu at Salammbô, and Yoshi Bar serving delicious sushi and Japanese, for the two main dining options. The hotel grows many of its produce within the grounds and is committed to locally sourced ingredients. Lastly, La Pergola is the poolside restaurant bar serving the kind of poolside cuisine you would expect from a boutique hotel: The cocktail bar serves a variety of wines, cocktails as well as top class cigars. Signature cocktails Rock the Kasbah and Live Irresistible are standouts. Room service is also available, and you can organize a private dinner within the grounds. Breakfast every morning overlooking the gardens with freshly baked french pastries, local breads, yogurt, fruits, coffee and hot meals. The spa, pool + gym Les Bains, the hotel spa and hammam, offers a range of traditional therapies to choose from. It has a two-room traditional steam bath, to experience a central part of Moroccan bath house tradition. (Booking ahead is essential.) Treatments use Nectarome products, a range of cosmetics made from medicinal and aromatic plants grown on the steep slopes of the Atlas mountains respecting both the environment and Morocco’s traditions. The traditional hammam’s scrub and massage will leave you floating on the clouds. A 28-meter heated pool surrounded by lounge chairs and terrace is open daily, and snacks, drinks and meals are available from the pergola-shaded poolside bar. There are two other plunge pools located in different parts of the property. There’s also a well equipped gym. The neighborhood/area Driving through the Palmeraie, full of palm groves and estates, this is just close enough to the souk—and yet far enough away from the buzz to relax. Guests do need a car to get to the souk and back which can be organized by the hotel. There’s not much to do outside the hotel’s immediate surroundings, but everything you need is inside the grounds, or can be arranged for you. The service Impeccable. If you stay a few days, the staff will know your name and your preferred order, special dietary needs, and favorite cocktail. The attention to detail and care just means you can relax and enjoy. If you have a special request, they are more than happy to organize excursions and special experiences for you. For families The hotel caters well to families of all ages. Eco effort The team at Les Deux Tours continuously work to create an environmentally friendly hotel experience. From organic produce with plentiful vegan and vegetarian options to sustainable water practices to keep the gardens lush and efficient electricity and gas to keep the hotel running. Accessibility Not all rooms are accessible due to stairs, so it’s worth speaking to the hotel in advance about any mobility requirements." - Mel McVeigh

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Maggie M

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I would give this hotel 6 stars if I could.|We made our second visit to this over New Year and were once again thrilled. The welcome, ambiance, facilities and service were impeccable. Nothing is a problem in this oasis, just 10 mins by inexpensive taxi from the Medina. The New Year’s Eve banquet was amazing and the variety and quality of food across the various restaurants and bars is excellent. This hotel is truly a gem. I cannot recommend it highly enough.

Ben D

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My wife and I stayed here for five nights to celebrate our 20th wedding anniversary. We absolutely loved it! We both felt it was the most relaxing short holiday we've ever had. The staff are utterly lovely, friendly and accommodating. The suite we stayed in (pool suite no.1) was wonderful. For our anniversary we did the "Night of 1001 lights" - an exquisite evening from beginning to end. Amazing value for money, great location (20 mins taxi ride from city centre), fantastic pool and my wife had a grat experience at the spa. Marrakesh itself is lovely. We felt perfectly safe at all times, we very much want to return!

Diane P

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Excellent. A quiet, restful, beautiful hotel and still within 15 minutes taxi ride of Marrakech old town. Lots of greenery and shade in well-thought-out gardens. Rooms are very comfy with a high degree of privacy. Service and food were excellent. Candle lit meals in the restaurant overlooking the gardens, and the options for private dining experiences, are magical and memorable. A very tasteful place. Thank you for a lovely week. Highly recommend this hotel if you want to blend city centre sightseeing with peace and quiet.

Mihailus

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Having visited Marrakech in summer previously, this was our first winter time sejour - and it exceeded out expectations. Not only we got a pleasant respite from the cold winter (sunny weather with up to 24 degrees mid-day), but the hotel was a perfect place for vacation. Splendid apartments, heated outdoor pool, luxurious garden, very good service - and a short taxi ride from the souks of Medina and Djena el Fna. When we realised the apartment booked on website was not exactly what we wanted for our family, the management was quick to accomodate our request and upgrade us for the rest of the stay, despite the hotel being almost fully booked.

Maggie Mcmillan

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We recently returned to this hotel over New Year. I would award 6 stars if possible! The facilities, welcome and service are impeccable. Nothing is a problem here. Location is ideal - a10 minute inexpensive taxi ride from the Medina. I cannot recommend highly enough.

Markus Griffiths

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Le Deux Tours in Morocco is a truly wonderful hotel, with stunning grounds and beautiful features. The reception and restaurant staff went above and beyond, providing excellent service and a genuinely warm welcome. I was particularly impressed by one of the newer front desk employees, who did a fantastic job and is a real credit to the team. Most of the staff worked very hard to ensure that we had the most special time. The food and drinks were delicious, the rooms were fabulous, and the bed was incredibly comfortable, creating an overall atmosphere of bliss. Unfortunately, my experience at the spa did not meet the same high standard. The woman at the spa reception appeared visibly frustrated by my lack of French, and her introduction was cold and blunt, making me feel like a burden on her time. I noticed another English-speaking guest receiving similar treatment, who exchanged an awkward glance with me across the room. Furthermore, during my treatment, the same staff member abruptly left the room, leaving me in darkness and silence for over five minutes, which left me uncertain as to whether the treatment had ended. This level of service was far below what I would expect from a 5-star hotel.French-speaking guests may have a more welcoming experience at the spa. Despite this, I would absolutely stay here again—just not for the spa services.

Lisa M

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Highly highly recommended. The hotel has such charm, beautifully designed and each room is a bit different. The gardens are very well maintained and there is a pleasant pool to relax by after sightseeing in town. Breakfast is also excellent. It’s a great place to stay especially if you want to be somewhere a bit more authentic and not a generic chain hotel. Staff are also very friendly and helpful. The only downside is that the shuttle bus drop off in the morning is far away from downtown, you end up in the middle of a busy junction.

Linda Bell

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Les Deux Tours is a gorgeous, relaxing hotel just outside the wonderful madness of Marrakech! Beds are super comfy with amazing crisp cotton bed linen, we slept with the doors open each night and feet super safe. Breakfast on the terrace is a long lovely treat. Staff friendly and seem happy. My husband and I had a hammam in the spa at the same time and the therapists sang beautiful Arabic songs as they scrub us clean. Great experience. Bar gorgeous for a pre dinner drink. We ate in each night either on the terrace or inside the restaurant by the fire. Delicious food. Our room had access to a cold pool which I loved each day and the long pool is heated with plenty of loungers. Highly recommend. It was my second visit.