The whole thing is the labor of love of a French couple with North African roots, and their influences are eclectic, to say the least.
Whilst the earth-coloured exteriors of the buildings look like outgrowths of the land itself, the interiors combine everything from mid-century modern lines to traditional furniture made by Moroccan craftsmen.
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The eclectic combinations extend beyond the décor. The restaurant practices molecular gastronomy in Moroccan style, helmed by a French chef and supplied by local farms and the hotel’s own garden, whilst the Thai-run wellness program includes Thai boxing, qigong and holistic cuisine. Finally, the events at the hotel may include everything from independent film screenings to DJ-hosted dance parties to academic lectures.
Should you feel the need for yet more stimulation, the concierge can arrange any number of activities in the area. So you want to see the Atlas mountains — will that be by foot, donkey or hot air balloon? You can visit with artists at their galleries, make the hour-and-a-half-long trip to Marrakech with a guide, take a picnic overlooking a sea of sand dunes, and on it goes.
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If you leave a little fitter, a bit more conversational in the language of aesthetics or ancient Arabian philosophy, the tension massaged out of every last muscle, then Fellah has done its job—and if you finally decide to get going on that paper about the influence of Bedouin social structures on the rural Moroccan design vernacular, this is the place to do it.
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Marrakech, with its vibrant culture and enchanting landscapes, offers a unique experience throughout the year. However, the best time to visit Marrakech is during the spring months of March to May and the fall months of September to November. During these times, the weather is pleasantly warm, making it ideal for exploring the city’s bustling souks, stunning palaces, and aromatic gardens without the intense heat of summer. Additionally, these shoulder seasons offer fewer crowds, allowing visitors to enjoy popular attractions like the Jardin Majorelle and the historic Medina with more ease. Whether you’re drawn to the colorful festivities of spring or the mild temperatures of autumn, Marrakech promises an unforgettable journey any time of year.
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Author: Travel+Style. Last updated: 28/03/2024
Morocco's most beautiful boutique Riad hotels
