Marrakech, Morocco

Where elegance meets comfort.

A restored 17th-century riad in the heart of the medina, where falling water, orange-blossom air and Berber craft compose a sanctuary unlike any other.

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Luxury Suites

Eight private sanctuaries, each one of a kind.

Spa & Hammam

Ancient rituals in vaulted marble chambers.

Fine Dining

Modern Moroccan kitchen, market-led menus.

Courtyard Pool

An emerald basin shaded by orange trees.

Our Story

Heritage woven into every stone.

Located in the heart of the Mouassine quarter, Dar Azur is a lovingly restored 17th-century riad. Here, the hum of Marrakech fades into the sound of falling water and rustling palms. Our architecture honors the ancient zellige craft while offering a modern haven of tranquility.

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Hand-carved cedar door in afternoon light

“The most peaceful corner in the Red City.”

— Condé Nast Traveler

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Amber Courtyard Suite

A serene suite opening onto the central courtyard, with tadelakt walls, a hand-carved cedar ceiling, and a private terrace shaded by orange trees.

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The Cobalt Terrace

Deep blue zellige tilework, a working fireplace and low velvet seating create a moody, intimate retreat for travellers who linger.

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Atlas View Room

A light-filled chamber with a wrought-iron balcony overlooking the medina rooftops and the snow-capped Atlas Mountains beyond.

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Amenities

Every comfort, quietly considered.

From sunrise mint tea on the rooftop to a candlelit hammam in the evening, every detail of your stay is anticipated and gently arranged.

High-Speed WiFi

Restaurant

Courtyard Pool

Wellness Gym

Traditional Hammam

Airport Transfer

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Guest Voices

Whispers from past guests

“The most peaceful corner in the Red City. Every detail — from the rose petals in the bath to the slow-poured mint tea — felt considered.”
Eleanor V. · London, UKCondé Nast Traveler

“Stepping through the cedar door is like stepping into another century. The hammam alone is worth the journey to Marrakech.”
Hiroshi T. · Kyoto, JapanReturning guest

“An education in Moroccan craft. The staff felt less like hosts and more like old friends welcoming us home.”
Camille L. · Paris, FranceTravel + Leisure

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