Marrakech
Palais Gharnata
The Palais Gharnata extends over a surface of 2000 m². Ancient house built in the XIV century; it was belonging to the right hand of the Pasha of Marrakech, in 1920. Then acquired and restored by Moulay Ahmed El Amrani, the actual grand father’s owner.
Set in an all away dating back to the 14th century, Palais Gharnata offers that special luxury that comes with the passing of time. Everything here speaks about antiquity, rarity, beauty and preciousness. Materials are of the finest (16th century cedar woodwork, various colored mosaics) and worked with the utmost skill (sculptures, paintings, carvings). All done in accordance with the canons of Arabic geometry.
Kasbah Tassarout
Dinner at "Al Kasbah» with an authentic folklore show in a Moroccan atmosphere under caidal tents in the palm groves of Marrakech.
Al Kasbah offers all along its two acres area, an enchanting spot where ancestral Berber style complies harmoniously with greenery breathing natural setting.
The vast gate, The “Borj”, overlooks the Agora, a courtyard where our shows are performed, the restaurant has been designed in a modular fashion and is equipped with individual fire places to let you enjoy your dinner in a warm and intimate atmosphere.
From the Berber setting, you can admire the palm grove. At night, thanks to the mild weather of Marrakech, you can enjoy harmonious evening shows under the starry clear sky.
Jad Mahal
This is a highly colourful, festive place that includes a restaurant, a bar and a stage for shows. The décor wavers between India and Morocco with wide colourful areas. Service is clever and the cuisine is "world food" style, organised by Damien Durand. It is a place to go for dinner or just to have a drink, listen to live music and admire the talent of the superb Oriental dancers.
Ksar Hamra
Ksar El Hamra restaurant is located the center of the old medina connecting Djemaa El Fna square and the well known historical monuments of Marrakesh. It is the quintessence of architectural refinement. Here you will find one of Marrakech’s largest patio, adorned with majestic trees, and you will be able to sample some delicious almost forgotten dishes.
Palais Soleiman
Jewel of the traditional Moroccan architecture, the house which shelters «Soleiman Palace" was built towards the end of the 19th century by the famous Cadi Layadi, one of the last big Lords of the Atlas.
The cream of the Fez and Marrakech's craftsmen worked for years on end in the construction and in the ornamentation of this magnificent big building. Through its zelliges, its antiques monumental gates and its moucharabiehs, the Soleïman palace gives to the visitor the rare privilege to taste, in each of its steps, in the plural expression of an art characterized by the celebration of the divine.
Crystal Pacha
Le Crystal Restaurant: A haven of peace awaits you behind the front door... The pool with its palm trees, the American bar, the spacious, contemporary dining-room and the open-plan kitchen result from the fluid architecture that accentuates the magic of the place. You will admire the talents of Chef Régis Rossi and his team as they cook the delicate and imaginative menu.
Jana Pacha
The club is built just out of town and stands on its own, surrounded by desert. Built in the style of a Kasbah with high, red earth fortress walls, it looks really impressive and has burning torches lighting it.
Designed within a colonial art deco setting, its swimming pool and gardens, Le Pacha invites you to discover its secrets and flavors.
A cuisine with a Mediterranean touch, a kitchen full of sun and history.