Set just above a sleepy sea lagoon on Morocco’s wild west coast, about halfway between Casablanca and Essaouira, La Sultana Oualidia is the perfect antidote to the hubbub or Fez or Marrakech, offering wonderful views, peaceful gardens and 12 beautifully designed rooms and suites.
Turrets, terraces and sweeping lagoon views set the scene for this secluded retreat on Morocco’s Atlantic coast.
Flamingos gather in the estuary while fishing boats drift past...watch it all from your terrace or the jetty.
Every room is unique, with butler service just a phone call away for everything from yoga to sunset oysters.
The intimate spa includes a hammam for two, a warm stone treatment cabin and a serene indoor–outdoor pool duo.
Oysters on the jetty, fresh fish at the beachside grill, and elegant Franco-Moroccan dining beneath a glass roof.
With its whitewashed villas, Michelin-calibre dining, and a wellness offering to rival Europe’s best, Royal Mansour Tamuda Bay reframes Morocco’s north coast as a destination for travellers seeking rest, ritual, and refinement.
A 1950s icon re-imagined, Royal Mansour Casablanca revives the city’s first five-star hotel with a clear sense of purpose. Expect standout dining, a world-class spa, and panoramic views of the Hassan II Mosque, all set in one of the city’s most architecturally rich districts.
Located on the north-west coast of Morocco in the province of Larache, just 45 minutes south of Tangier, La Fiermontina Ocean is a remote and stunning eco-retreat whose delightful suites and villas and traditional stone houses are set back from the beach among olive groves and orchards.
Swerve the crowds in Marrakech and head instead to Mazagan Beach Resort on Morocco’s Atlantic coast, set on a seven-kilometre stretch of beach an hour south of Casablanca in the former Portuguese colony of El Jadida, where old churches and synagogues rub shoulders with mosques and a UNESCO-listed fortress.