A riad is a traditional Moroccan house with a central courtyard.
This is a luxury riad with private balcony suites. It features
collections of paintings and works of art, carved or painted
ceilings and displays design materials such as marble, precious
wood, tadelakt and zellige. Facilities include a 24-hour check-out
service, TV lounge and breakfast room, as well as room and laundry
services.
Rooms
Each room features its own distinct design, creating a luxurious
ambiance with sophisticated elegance. All rooms feature
soundproofing, individually regulated air conditioning,
ventilation, a satellite TV, DVD/CD player, telephone, wireless
Internet access, safety deposit box, king-size bed and corner
sitting area with vintage furniture. The bathrooms feature
fossilised marble, a bath, a shower and a hairdryer.
Restaurant & Food
The chef and his team use fresh produces and vegetables from the
market. The house specialties include the lamb tagine with prunes
or the leg of lamb tagine, both a true delight. Lunch, a light meal
with Mediterranean notes, is served on the panoramic terraces or
poolside. The evening meal can be enjoyed in an intimate and
refined atmosphere. Guests can enjoy a dinner full of flavours in
the hall, on the patios or again on the terraces. The lounge bar
offers a wide choice of cocktails, tapas, malt whiskeys, cognac and
a selection of cigars. The restaurant is reserved for residents of
the riad.
Activities & Sport
This riad provides a swimming pool. Guests can also unwind in the
sauna, with a massage or spa treatment.
Comments
This riad is ideal for a celebratory event with exceptional
attention to detail. The establishment is happy to listen to
guests' individual wishes for a wedding, wedding anniversary stay,
birthday, private event or candle-lit dinner. It can provide flower
bouquets, champagne or a welcome gift. Guests are asked to contact
the members of staff at the time of booking or prior to
arrival.
Directions, How to get
there
Leaving Erfoud in the direction of Jorf, guests will see a mirage,
the silhouette of a palace (the palace of the desert) arise from
the sand.
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