L'Hôtel Marrakech
Hotel · Marrakech ·
Suites with 4-poster beds, rooftop terrace, pool, refined bar
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41 Derb Lahcen ou Ali, Marrakesh 40000, Morocco Get directions
Suites with 4-poster beds, rooftop terrace, pool, refined bar
41 Derb Lahcen ou Ali, Marrakesh 40000, Morocco Get directions
"A serene courtyard garden in a riad within Marrakech's medina, overseen by Jasper Conran. It features a dense canopy of palm, banana, olive, and yucca trees, with Boston ferns, fiddle-leaf figs, jasmine, honeysuckle, and citrus blossoms."
"English designer Jasper Conran made over this 19th-century palace, his first entry into the world of hotels. It’s an ethereal space, where king-size beds are covered in sweeping linens like something out of a fairytale. Staff are engaged and attentive but never fussy, dishing up plates of solid, traditional Moroccan cooking in the summery dining room—beef and quince tagine, Moroccan salads such as Zaalouk, made with eggplant, and Taktouka, with tomatoes and peppers—all classic and classy. This is an orange-blossom-scented, antique-filled retreat away from the hubbub—you’ll need to walk a little way to reach Marrakech’s finest restaurants and shops. But if you’re obsessed with small details, from the flowers on the table to the linens on your bed, adore scented gardens, and favor intimate spaces that make you feel like you own the place, this Conran nest is for you. —Tara Stevens"
"A boutique jewel, Jasper Conran’s L’Hotel is a playfully designed riad." - Liam Hess
"L’Hôtel has a memorable personality stamped all over it: that of Jasper Conran, favorite designer of Diana, Princess of Wales, and son of legendary luxury designer Sir Terence Conran. It’s a bit of a paradox, this kind of design — an enormous amount of work went into remodeling and redesigning this riad, and the result is a hotel that feels as though it’s been here forever." - Mark Fedeli
"With a memorable personality stamped all over it, this riad reflects Jasper Conran, favorite designer of Diana, Princess of Wales, and son of legendary luxury designer Sir Terence Conran. It’s a bit of a paradox, this kind of design — an enormous amount of work went into remodeling and redesigning this riad, and the result is a hotel that feels as though it’s been here forever." - Mark Fedeli