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     Marrakesh, Morocco
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Dar Les Cigognes

  • July 21, 2007
  • Rated 4 of 5 by albionvicar from Brighton, United Kingdom
Dar Les Cigognes

We stayed for four nights at this beautiful Riad, located in the Medina just a 15 minute walk to the Jemaa El Fna, the centre of all the action. Our arrival at the hotel was greeted by mint tea and cooling towels, and we were soon in a position to relax.

Our room (the Safi) was imaginatively decorated, with a huge bed, and the bathroom contained a super sized bath which was larger than some hotel pools I have swam in. The room was painted in soothing greens, though being in an internal courtyard did not offer much light. A curiosity was the lack of any locks, though a safe was provided for passports and cash, etc. The furnishings were very traditional (each room is supplied and decorated by a different designer). There are no TVs or minibars, etc. Just peace.

Meals and drinks can be taken in your room, outside in the courtyard, or on the rooftop patio, which provides a view over the medina walls where the storks do indeed nest. Very atmospheric. The management are very helpful in securing restaurant reservations, and making arrangements for day trips.

From journal Anniversary in Marrakech

Dar Les Cigognes

  • October 31, 2004
  • Rated 5 of 5 by NY Traveller 2 from new york, New York
Dar Les Cigognes

Ever thought about what it would be like to enter the Thousand and One Nights? Well, this was it. This place is spectacular. Behind a discreet doorway stands one of the most stunning interiors we have ever seen. Built around two internal courtyards and made from two traditional Arab houses, connected by a bridge spanning a little alleyway, no expense was spared. It was like staying in a palace. The staff looked after us, and nothing was trouble for them. The beds -- oh my god -- the beds. We wished our bed at home was that comfortable and that big! The bathtub was big enough for the both of us. The food served was better than any of the Moroccan restaurants we went to. And we found the prices very good...we loved it so much, we can't wait to go back!

From journal Great times in a great hotel in Marrakech, Morocco

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