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Les Jardins de la Koutoubia

Les Jardins de la Koutoubia

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Right in the heart of the Medina, yet once you pass through the grand portal you enter a quiet haven of tranquility, where abundant greenery absorbs any stray suggestion of the noise and bustle you have left behind. Built on the site of a 13th century palace, the Jardins de la Koutoubia continues the tradition of turning its back on the outside world and facing into a large and imposing courtyard where palm trees and gardens surround a very generously sized swimming pool.

Guests may relax with a mint tea or fresh juice in one of the curtained alcoves and seating areas that line the edges of the courtyard. There is a restaurant serving delicious traditional dishes, or, alternatively, the Atlas rooftop restaurant has a speciality menu that may be enjoyed with the city, the mountains and the vivid sunset as a dramatic backdrop. Most of the bedrooms overlook the courtyard and pool, all are bright and airy, decorated in a sophisticated, modern Moroccan style, and have all the comforts expected of a five-star hotel. Two of the junior suites are on the rooftop and share a terrace.

Price Guide

Starts from £699 per person based on two sharing a double room for 5 nights, including flights from London, return private transfers and breakfast.

Room and flight upgrades, different durations and regional airports available.

For all enquiries, please call 020 7401 1045.

Special Offers

CHILDREN STAY FREE: Children under the age of 12 enjoy free accommodation when sharing with 2 adults, or full paying guests.

Les Jardins de la Koutoubia

Facilities / Services

Fitness Centre

Jacuzzi (Outdoor, overlooking the Koutoubia)

Pool Towels supplied.

Spa (With massage rooms and hammam)

Activities

Golf

Horse-riding (Nearby)

Spa & Wellness

Spa (With massage rooms and hammam)

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Explore the surroundings

Destination introduction

The rich history of Marrakech is reflected in its various quarters. the Medina, above which rises the minaret of the Koutoubia Mosque, the emblem of the city, corresponds to the old town. Place Jemaa El-Fna, the hub of all activity, is its heart. Within the ramparts are the souks (north of Place Jemaa El-Fna), the kasbah and the mellah (the Jewish quarter). Gueliz in the northwest, is the new town laid out by Marhsal Lyautey under the Protectorate. It is filled with Western style offices and businesses.

Avenue Mohamed V is the district's main thoroughfare. Extending Gueliz in  the southwest is Hivernage, a verdant quarter with many hotels that also dates from the Protectorate. The district is bordered on its western side by the Menara Gardens, and on its eastern side by the walls of the medina.