Les Jardins de Mouassine

This charming typical berbere riad is situated at Mouassine in the Medina of Marrakech. A real little paradise a stone through away from Jemâa el Fna square.
Three flowery patios bring light to the house with its fifteen lovely rooms with air conditioning, heating and individual bathrooms. For the relaxation: a Pool/Jacuzzi, a Hammam, a massage room and a splendid terrace-solarium with an exceptionnal view of the Koutoubia tower
In the small patio, the water of the fountain runs softly on the papyrus. In the middle of all the cushions in the berbere salon, comfort reveals itself. In the bigger patio, two orange trees perfume the whole house. At last, you are somewhere else...
Easy going and warm ambiance...authenticity and simplicity....another world opens up to you...
Through out all the rooms, we can really witness the true traditionnal craftmenship. The Tadlakt in the bathrooms, the Bejamt for the tiles, the traditional hand woven material. For each room a name: Taryala, Taoument, Kettan..., a theme and an ambiance : the instruments of music, the Kilims, the babouches, the scarfs, the children ceremonial clothes..... each room will take you to a different world.
Tradition of the Orient!!!
Our little friend Aziza will make you appreciate body mudwrap and hair mudwrap in the Hammam, typical Moroccan massages as relaxing, energizing, stimulating, oriental warm stones massages and beauty cares with essential oils.
To discover Marrakech and Morocco, we offer a range of organized day trips and excursions : the Desert and the Oasis of the South, the Atlas Mountains, caravan trail from the Drâa Valley to Tafilalet, the 1000 casbahs route, following the foot steps of the famous painter Jacques Majorelle.
Crepes with orange blossom, fig or orange and cinnamon jam...the magic begins to work...Tanjia, Pastilla, Briouattes, Tagines, Couscous...Sophisticated and subtle blends of flavours and fragrances reign supreme in Marjouba kitchen. All this, you can enjoy either on the patio near the orange trees or the fountain, in the berbere salon or in the lantern lit terrace.