Dar Darma Marrakech

Africa Morocco
Dar Darma Marrakech
Dar Darma Marrakech
Dar Darma Marrakech
Dar Darma Marrakech
Dar Darma Marrakech
Dar Darma Marrakech
Dar Darma Marrakech
Dar Darma Marrakech
Dar Darma Marrakech
Dar Darma Marrakech
on
8 July 2021

Dar Darma is a private dwelling in Marrakech that can offer privacy, low-key services and traditional Moroccan hospitality in a relaxed, exclusive atmosphere.

You can enjoy this experience in the intimate surroundings of your suite, in the relaxation areas or on the terraces with breathtaking views of the Koutoubia Mosque and the Atlas Mountains.

The times for checking in, checking out, breakfast, lunch and dinner are flexible and can be altered to suit your individual needs. Time flows gently here. It follows the rhythm and the needs of our guests.

Red Suite
Located on the first floor, it is decorated with ancient shades of red and looks out onto a pool in the centre of a patio.

Ancient doorways lead to the bedrooms and the private bathrooms from the large living room, which has a fireplace and hand-painted wooden ceilings. 140 m², 2 double bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and a large living room. Air conditioning, satellite TV and Wi-Fi internet.

Blue Suite
Located on the first floor, it looks out onto a green patio and has a large living room with a fireplace, two bedrooms and two bathrooms with large baths.

The blue and grey tones of the decorations are complemented by the carved wooden doors and pictures. The suite can be divided into two separate suites. 120 m², 2 double bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and a large living room. Air conditioning, satellite TV and Wi-Fi internet.

Orange Suite
Spread over two floors, it looks out onto a patio with a pool. The entrance and the living room are on the ground floor.

An indoor wooden staircase leads to the bedroom, which has an ensuite bathroom with shower and a little terrace. 65 m², a double bedroom, a bathroom, and a living room. Air conditioning, satellite TV and Wi-Fi internet

Suite of Mirrors
Located on the ground floor, it looks out onto a patio with a pool. The suite is decorated with warm hues that range from brick red to violet.

There is a living room, seating indoors and under the colonnade, and a decorative wall covered in mirrors in the bedroom. 65 m², a double bedroom, a bathroom, and a living room. Air conditioning, satellite TV and Wi-Fi internet.

Brown Patio Suite
This bright, simple setting has contemporary furnishings, with elements that are reminiscent of the Moroccan architectural style.

It looks out onto a shady patio and has a bedroom, a living room with chaises longues and chairs, and an ensuite bathroom with shower and tube. 70 m², a double bedroom with separable beds, a bathroom, and a living room. Air conditioning, satellite TV and Wi-Fi internet.

Black Patio Suite
This suite looks out onto a shady patio and has contemporary furnishings, with elements that are reminiscent of the Moroccan architectural style.

It has a bedroom, a living room with chaises longues and chairs, and an ensuite bathroom with shower and tube. 60 m², a double bedroom with separable beds, a bathroom, and a living room. Air conditioning, satellite TV and Wi-Fi internet

Cuisine
Our homely meals are all made using fresh ingredients and traditional Moroccan and international recipes. The classic dishes include: harira soup, meat or vegetable tajines, couscous, lemon chicken, freshly baked cakes, and fruit desserts.

Lunches and dinners can be made on request and taken in the dining rooms, on the patios, on the terraces or in the privacy of the suites. Our cook Maria can let you into the secrets of Moroccan recipes during her cooking classes.

The restaurant and cooking lessons are also open to guests that are not staying with us, as long as they make a reservation.

Lounges and dining areas
The Moroccan lounge, the hall of arches and the fireplace lounge contain refined furnishings and subtle colour combinations. They look out onto a shady patio and are the ideal places to relax, read, listen to music and enjoy dishes made by Maria, our cook.

Library
A small collection of books that aims to promote pleasure and sharing. We encourage our guests to take a book for a few hours of relaxing reading or to leave one which has been read and loved, perhaps with a note or dedication inside it.

Wellness & beauty
On request, we can provide massages, ‘gommage’ peeling treatment and facial cleansing inside the hammam or in the privacy of your suite.

For all other treatments, Dar Darma can offer its guests special deals with Les Bains de Marrakech. Our staff will be happy to help you and make reservations on your behalf.

Terraces and pool
The terraces have sweeping views that stretch from the Medina rooftops and the Koutoubia Mosque to the Atlas mountains. The shady lounges, the swimming pool and a little basin allow guests to cool off in the hot summer months.

Hammam
Guests can use the Dar Darma hammam, which is a cosy environment with the traditional form of two small rooms at different temperatures. In order to allow each guest to have exclusive use of the facilities, we advise you to reserve the hammam a few hours in advance.

Service
You can count on our attentive, low-key service at all times. When you arrive, you will be welcomed by our staff. To make your stay truly special, the staff will be happy to help you unpack or pack your luggage, serve your breakfast, lunch and dinner where you like and at the times that suit you best.

They will recommend and make bookings for trips, visits and the finest restaurants in town. Laundry, ironing and babysitting services are available on request. You can celebrate birthdays, anniversaries and other special occasions at Dar Darma. Contact us and we will be delighted to cater to your needs.

Trips and activities
Exploring the city – Our guide will speak to you in your own language. Together you can create and experience a personal programme that suits your individual needs.

Cooking lessons – Our cook will reveal the secrets and recipes of traditional Moroccan cuisine, which guests will prepare under her expert guidance. Afterwards, the participants will sit around the table and eat the dishes together, in a warm, friendly atmosphere.

Shopping – Our personal shopper will take you to the best stores and shopping destinations, then offer advice as you choose from a selection of items such as kaftans, rugs, pottery, lamps, silverware and spices.

Hot-air balloon flights – Take in the landscape from above at sunrise in this unique experience. Subsequently, you will travel by 4×4 through the Palmeraie. Our more romantic guests can enjoy an exclusive flight in complete privacy. A traditional Berber breakfast is served for everyone.

Horse riding – The Les Cavaliers de l’Atlas riding centre near Marrakesh is a green haven of calm and relaxation. Guests can ride at the school or book a trip through the surrounding villages and countryside to the slopes of the Atlas Mountains.

Quad rides – You will set off from a centre that is 35 kilometres from Marrakesh. The routes wind their way through stunning landscape along dirt tracks that start on the shores of the Lalla Takerkoust lake and take in hills, desert plains and Berber villages.

Mountain biking – Let a guide show you around the divine expanse of greenery just outside the city, with its palm groves, streams, sandy areas, villas and golf courses. The best time to savour this experience is at sunset, when the golden light adds to the appeal of the location. It is ideal for families.

Desert camp – A journey within the journey. You will travel by 4×4 across the Atlas mountains towards Ouarzazate and the kasbahs. From there, you will proceed by camel to the desert camp, where you will spend an unforgettable night under the stars.

Places not to miss
The souk is just a stone’s throw from Dar Darma. Marrakesh has one of the largest souks in the world, with an exceptional array of little stores, craft workshops, small trading spots and highly appealing cafés. Do not miss out on a visit.

Ben Youssef Madrasa: This Islamic college is one of the finest examples of traditional architecture in the city and it is only a few hundred metres from Dar Darma. It is a spellbinding place that is open to the public. The building surrounds a central patio and contains a large number of rooms where students lived and studied the Koran.

Marrakesh Museum: Located just a short distance from the Islamic college, the museum contains ethnic and archaeological finds, historical documents and items associated with the traditions and culture of Morocco.

Jemaa el-Fna Square: Colourful and unique. It is the centre of the city and has been named a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Every day this open-air stage plays host to musicians, acrobats, singing storytellers, improvised acting and fruit sellers. It comes to life once again in the evening as countless stalls are converted into traditional restaurants.

Koutoubia Mosque: A short distance from Jemaa el-Fna Square is the biggest mosque in Marrakesh. The imposing minaret that towers above it is an iconic landmark in the city.

Bahia Palace: This is a fine example of a 19th century residence that is located in the Medina. Abu Ahmed, the vizier of Marrakesh, had it built to house his family, wives and concubines. The structure is beautiful, as are the decorations and the gardens.

Saadian Tombs: Refined decorations embellish the traditional architecture of these tombs, which are found near the Kasbah Mosque.
Beautiful rosemary hedges and orange trees can be found in the garden.

Majorelle Garden: This was the garden of Yves Saint Laurent’s first home in the city. It is a delightful haven of greenery and relaxation in the new town, with a vast selection of African plants. There is a memorial to YSL, who asked for his ashes to be scattered here, and a little museum with photographs and documents that offer a glimpse into the past.

El Badi Palace: This was an imperial residence during the reign of the Saadian dynasty that was built in the 16th century. Its fascinating ruins are all that remain today.

Menara: These vast gardens are located just outside the city, on the way to the airport. Olive groves stretch as far as the eye can see around a huge basin of water and an elegant (now disused) pavilion which were built by ancient rulers who came here to cool off during the hottest months of the year. Local families still flock to the gardens for the same reason on summer weekends.

A drink in the city

The city is teeming with traditional and highly contemporary cafés and bars. Below are a few that you might like to visit.

Café de la Poste: A place in the new town with a colonial atmosphere. It serves its own take on international and Moroccan cuisine and drinks.
It is popular with foreigners and artistic residents of Marrakesh.

Le Comptoir: A busy, modern setting. The French and Moroccan cultures come together in its cuisine, furnishings and music. In the evening there are DJs, musicians and dances from the East that are given a modern vibe.

Dar Cherifa: This is a literary café in the Mouassine area of the Medina. It is situated in an old residence that has been restored with a minimalist style. It organizes regular art exhibitions and small traditional music concerts.

Café de France: It has one of the most famous terraces in Marrakesh, which looks out over Jemaa el-Fna Square. Although it is very touristy and its standards have dropped slightly, it is still one of the best places to enjoy a mint tea at sunset.

Café des Epices: This café is on the spices square in the heart of the Medina. It is a good place to take a break while strolling through the souk and enjoy a leisurely drink of tea on the tiny terrace on the top floor.

Website: www.dardarma.com
Rooms: 6
Price: from 219 EUR per night
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