Ezzahra, villa rentals in Morocco

A Modern Take on Classic Moroccan Silhouettes

This unique luxury estate in Marrakesh offers five-star elegance and luxury along with an authentic connection to the traditions and culture of Morocco. It's a rich, sensory experience designed to pamper and inspire you with a riot of color, texture and indulgent holiday escapism.

Situated in the most prestigious part of the Palmeraie minutes from the Medina, this luxury estate in Marrakesh is a sprawling and luxurious compound designed to indulge the senses and pamper you with every imaginable holiday treat. Designed and built using traditional materials and methods and classic Moroccan silhouettes, the property is a contemporary take on old-world charm and tradition.

There are three villas within the estate that can be rented separately or together: Villa Ezzahra (which sleeps up to 14 guests), Villa Alkhozama (4 guests), and Villa Azzaytouna (6 guests).

With seven suites and numerous bright and spacious living areas, the all-inclusive Villa Ezzahra is ideal for families or groups traveling together with enough room to spread out and relax. Decorated in the style of a traditional riad with a mix of Moroccan fabrics, mosaics and textiles as well important works by Moroccan artists and hand-picked treasures from around the world, the entire property was created with authenticity and luxury in mind.

The seven suites are elegantly furnished and individually decorated with a chic mix of locally handcrafted furnishings, decor and finishes, and each has a private terrace and fireplace.

A private chef is on hand to prepare and serve a delicious menu of local and classic Mediterranean cuisine served in the elegant dining room or in the gardens. A large poolside Berber tent is the spot for evening drinks in the gardens and there are cozy alcoves, lounging areas and shaded terraces tucked away throughout the property. The on-site spa has its own hammam and two private treatment rooms where guests can choose from a range of beauty treatments and there's a separate games room along with two screening rooms.

Villa Alkhozama takes its name from the Arabic word for lavender, and is surrounded in ancient olive trees and extensive gardens. The house was designed by one of Morocco’s most renowned architects, Karim el Achak, from Agence Architecture Associati of Marrakech, with bespoke furniture and lighting by Colefax and Fowler’s design director, Philip Hooper. It has two en-suite double bedrooms, and its own 12m pool.
Named after the Arabic word for olive, Villa Azzaytouna stands in 5,000sqm of gardens filled with lavender, orange blossom, bougainvillea and olive trees. The interiors have been designed by Philip Hooper from Sibyl Colefax and John Fowler, and include souk finds like Berber benches, wooden carved doors, antique pots and Beni Ourain rugs. The villa has a 12.8m pool with loungers and Indian daybeds, a large sunken berber tent, a dining terrace overlooking the pool, a sitting/dining room with open fire and a domed ceiling with bespoke Moroccan bauble lights. All three bedrooms have private terraces and open fires. Two of the rooms have private plunge pools, which are lit at night, and large daybeds on the terrace.
Exuding a sense of calm and old world romance, these beautiful villas are designed for total relaxation in a luxurious fusion of style and culture.

ADDITIONAL FEATURES

All services, treatments and meals are included in the price. Concierge services available with full staff including: private chef, chauffeur, housekeeping and laundry services, spa and beauty therapists using Les Sens de Marrakech products.

Wifi throughout, overhead projectors and two screening rooms. Fully equipped gym with Technogym equipment and personal trainers available. Paddle tennis court, outdoor chess, lawn badminton, table tennis, full-sized pool table and games.

The owners offer a 3-4 hour guided tour of the city, including the souks and the main square, Jemma el-Fna. They can also arrange tours of the Atlas Mountains on horseback, camel, quad biking or even hot air ballooning!

AROUND

Marrakesh's famed Medina is the vibrant heart of the city with its colorful maze of souks, markets and cafes. The nearby Atlas Mountains and Ourika Valley are ideal for day trips and the three hour drive to the Atlantic coast is worth the trip for the UNESCO World Heritage Site of El Jadida, a fortified former Portuguese colony that features both western and eastern influences.

The laid-back beach town of Essaouira with sandy-colored ramparts, whitewashed avenues, French-style piazzas and fishing port are just south of the iconic city of Casablanca.