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This charming and historical hotel was fully renovated in 2010. There are a total of only 5 rooms on offer. Guests are welcomed in the lobby with 24-hour reception and check-out services. Facilities include air conditioning, a hotel safe, TV lounge, breakfast room, dining room and laundry service. Muslim people need a marriage certificate to share a double room.

The rooms of the Dar are presented in a refined and sophisticated way, all possessing names of precious gems. The Ruby Room has an old English four-poster bed. Oriental rugs and an embroidered red bedspread by Brigitte Perkins create the focus of the room. The Emerald Room is bathed in a luxurious and serene atmosphere, enhanced by its bedspread and curtains in soft green shades. The Amethyst Room is enlightened by its ochre walls and the fine details of its decoration. The en suite bathrooms with a shower and hairdryer were all recently renovated with real jewels, beige marble and glass tables. Further standard in-room amenities include a safe, tea and coffee making facilities, air conditioning and individually regulated heating.

Guests need only to state their personal preferences with respect to their meals and their linen. The rest will be gladly looked after by the hotel.

For guests' relaxation, the hotel features 3 sitting rooms on the higher floor reserved for personal reading or meditative moments. Subtly decorated, they inspire the imagination that guests require during their stay. There are also sun loungers laid out ready for use.

People from muslim countries/religion need a marriage certificate to share a double room.

Head north-east along the N8 until arriving at Avenue Mohammed V. Turn right at Avenue Mohammed V and then take a slight left onto Rue El Mouahidine. Then take a left at Rue Moulay Ismail and turn right at the end of the road and go past Jemaa El Afna. Then continue until crossing onto Rue Dabachi and then take a right at Derb Hajra. After the turn, continue until reaching the hotel on the left-hand side.