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Maison d’hôtes · Six rooms

A quiet house in the heart of the medina.

Behind a cedar door, a limewashed courtyard, a green-tiled pool and six rooms. Breakfast on the roof, mint tea at sunset, the souks a few steps away.

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A woman in a turquoise dress walking along the pool of a white riad courtyard
Six
roomsMédina
ArrivalFri 14 Nov
DepartureMon 17 Nov
Guests2 adults
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The house

Six rooms around a courtyard, a pool of green zellige, and a roof terrace that looks over the whole medina.

6rooms & suites
1courtyard pool
4 minwalk to the souks

Rooms & suites

All six rooms
Bedroom with a carved wooden headboard, two lanterns and purple cushions

Chambre Zellige

A carved cedar headboard, two lanterns, the courtyard just outside the door.

224 m²Kingfrom €140
Bedroom with warm yellow walls, a patterned bedspread and two lamps

Suite Jasmin

Our largest room: warm limewash, a sitting corner and a balcony over the palms.

338 m²Kingfrom €210
Bedroom with a canopy over the bed, a carved headboard and a terracotta floor

Chambre Lune

Tadelakt walls, a canopy over the bed, breakfast served in the room.

222 m²Queenfrom €130
In every room
Hand-made bed linen
Rain shower
Air conditioning
Fast Wi-Fi
Argan toiletries
Mint tea, any hour
Days at Dar Inou

Slow mornings,
long lunches.

The table
Moroccan dishes set on a table in a riad courtyard
Lunch by the poolEvery day
A woman in a yoga forward fold beside a tiled pool
Yoga at dawnOn request
Mint tea poured into glasses, with the city in the distance
Tea at sunsetRoof terrace

Breakfast on the roof

Msemen, amlou and fresh orange juice.

Hammam

Black soap, kessa and argan oil.

Cooking class

Market, then tagine with our cook.

Airport pick-up

We meet you at the medina gate.

A winding medina alley leading to a decorated door
Rooftops of the medina of Marrakech and a minaret
Finding us

At the end of a quiet derb.

Cars stop at the gate of the medina. Someone from the house meets you there and walks you to the door, your luggage on a hand cart, through the alleys you will soon know by heart.

01Send us your arrival time
02We meet you at the medina gate
03Mint tea in the courtyard
A house you plan to leave every morning, and end up staying in, in the courtyard, with a book.
The Dar Inou way

From the journal

@darinou
A Moroccan lamp casting patterns on the wall
Breakfast on a mosaic table against a blue wall
A decorative teapot and tea glasses on a table
An ornate facade with blue planters
From €130 / nightBook