Dar Sabra

Glamorous Moroccan retreat brimming with laidback luxe.

Arty and avant garde, Dar Sabra is an architect’s dream. Sprawled among the lush greenery of the Palmeraie. this cubist, modernist boutique hotel is now one of the hottest places to stay in Marrakech.

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Hit the spot
In the upmarket Palmeraie, Marrakech’s millionaire’s row.

Come here for...
● A glamorous, super-contemporary retreat. ● Arty, avant-garde surrounds. ● Stunning pools in a lush setting. 

Amenities
There are two outdoor pools to cool off in, a spa and hammam, fully equipped gym, tennis court and cinema. You could also splash out on the villa, with its two terraces and private pool.

Good to know
It's definitely not for lovers of trad.

Bedtime...

Bedrooms
17 suites and three rooms.

Special features
Suites with every comfort come in styles ranging from Moroccan to Indian and Art Deco to Zen. Some offer working fireplaces, large free standing baths and lounge areas.

Pillow Talk
Top suites include the Indienne, with its huge pillared four poster bed, and the scarlet-walled Afghan suite. We also loved the decadent, all-cream tadelakt suites contemporaines around the smaller pool with their huge baths, fireplace and patio.

Eat & Drink

Dining in
Guests love dining al fresco at Dar Sabra, though you can always opt for the cosy dining room on cooler nights. For the authentic Berber experience dining can be arranged under a huge traditional canvas. Menus change daily, and you can expect a mix of traditional Moroccan, Méchoui (lamb) barbecue, French and African cuisine.

Start with a delicious Moroccan salad, pastiilla or traditional harira soup, followed with a tagine or couscous and rounded off by fresh Moroccan pastries made with almonds, orange blossom water and honey.

Breakfast
Served until noon – so there’s no need to fall out of bed early.

Room service
Available 24 hours.

See & Do

See & Do
Explore the maze-like alleys of the Marrakech medina, haggling for bargains in the souks as you go. In the evenings be sure to nab a table at one of the heart-of-the-city cafes on Djemma el Fna square – buzzing with every kind of entertainment. It’s also easy to head off for the nearby Atlas mountains, and even hire a donkey to climb them.

Spa
Recharge body and soul at Dar Sabra’s spa. There's a hammam,  indoor plunge pool, a massage room for side-by-side massages and a full treatment menu.

Dates
June
For a feast of traditional Moroccan music, dancing and folk culture head to the ruins of the El Badi Palace for the National Festival of Popular Arts.

A Room upgrade subject to availability and a complimentary hammam session for two

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