Sofitel Agadir Royal Bay Resort

Marrakech, Morocco

superior

In the dramatic lunar landscape of the rocky Agafay Desert, surrounded by the Atlas Mountains, this luxury camp is just 45 minutes from Marrakech but feels as if it is another world.

Fez, Morocco

deluxe

This elegant riad, a member of Relais & Châteaux, has been expertly restored and decorated by the owner to a very high standard and is a delightful place to stay.

Marrakech, Morocco

superior

Owned by Prince Ruspoli, La Maison Arabe was one of the first riads to open, offering all the facilities that you would expect to find in a hotel whilst preserving the character of the original private home.

Essaouira, Morocco

A member of Relais & Châteaux, L’Heure Bleue is a luxurious riad set in the heart of the medina and a short walk from the port. Without doubt, this is the most elegant hotel in town and is furnished throughout with taste and restraint.

Casablanca, Morocco

deluxe

At the heart of the city lies a collection of Art Deco houses erected by the French which are slowly being restored one at a time. Le Doge is a fine example and opened in 2011 after three years of renovation.

Marrakech, Morocco

deluxe

The first Aman resort to open in Africa, the Amanjena is an ideal oasis to retreat from the bustling Medina, just 15 minutes’ drive away. The 32 pavilion suites and six two-storey ‘maisons’, some with private pool, are designed in a traditional Moroccan style with some elegant contemporary touches.

Atlas Mountains, Morocco

deluxe

The mountain retreat of Prince Ruspoli, whose Marrakech hotel La Maison Arabe, is one of the city’s finest, this exclusive property is designed to offer guests a lush and secluded oasis.

Oualidia, Morocco

La Sultana Oualidia is a luxurious haven built up against the cliffs and looking out over the waters of the lagoon. Although new, it has been designed in the style of a Kasbah, solidly crafted by local artisans using stone and natural materials.

Marrakech, Morocco

In the historic centre of the Marrakech medina, this collection of six riads combines the traditional elegance of Moroccan craftsmanship with contemporary styling.

Marrakech, Morocco

deluxe

Within the walls of the Imperial City, just around the corner from Djema El Fna square, the Royal Mansour is designed to feel like its own exclusive Medina. Guests are booked not into a single room but a sumptuous private riad, ranging from one to four bedrooms and set on three floors.