Prestige
Room
A room that rewards staying put, and a balcony for watching the city go by.
On the Prestige Room — Atlas & Ambar
Cedar, art, and the old thickness of riad walls
A king bed beneath hand-carved cedar, a curated wardrobe behind a traditional wooden door, two reading chairs by the window. Air conditioning and blackout curtains keep the room cool through the afternoon heat.
— first floor, Medina-street facing with private balcony
Through the carved arch
A hand-carved arched door leads into the bathroom — one of the most photographed features of the riad. Beyond it, tadelakt plaster walls, a rain shower, and hand-cut zellige. Brass fixtures, soft lighting. The detail is in the doing.
Where the Médina lives its day
Open the shutters and the Medina street is right there below — the comings and goings of daily life in the old city, the constant hum of a place that never really pauses. A quiet corner for morning coffee, or a glass of wine as the light fades.
Two rooms, one feeling
Atlas and Ambar share the same craftsmanship — hand-carved cedar, tadelakt plaster, hand-cut zellige — but take those shared bones in different directions. Atlas leans warm: deep wood, soft reds, crane paintings over the bed. Ambar leans cool: blue accents, a horse painting, two chairs by the balcony. Either way, the work of the same artisans, over the same two years.
Shall we hold a Prestige Room
for you?
— breakfast, daily housekeeping, and the full attention of our concierge are included.
Two Prestige Rooms · Often requested firstSix more sanctuaries
await your discovery
Each room with its own character. Each named for something particular to Morocco.
