Highlights & Delights:
Morocco

The five-star Hotel Sahrai, designed by the architect and designer Christophe Pillet, enjoys spectacular views of the largest medina in the Arab world, taking in twelve centuries of the city’s history in one fell swoop. With a name meaning ‘magic’ and sublime hillside setting – promising views of minarets and Medina – Hotel Sahrai captivates from the moment you arrive. This airy retreat is a marvel of light and space, bringing together a modern look with a time-honored feel. Inside and out you’ll find traditional Moroccan features, from Taza stonework to Fassi ceramics – alongside crisp interiors and designer furnishings. The star of the hotel is the Givenchy Spa – a blissful place to relax in refined surroundings. Indulge in a muscle-relieving massage on a terrace overlooking Fez, unwind in the Jacuzzi and hammam, then browse the luxury boutique. There’s also an inviting pool with panoramic views. At dinnertime, Hotel Sahrai offers a choice of Moroccan flavors or Parisian gourmet menus. With a hip atmosphere and delicious cocktails served under starry skies, the Rooftop is perfect for ending the day in style.

A romantic hideaway within the walled medina of Marrakech and at the beating heart of the kasbah, La Sultana puts you just moments from the royal palaces, museums, and souks of magical Marrakech.
Inside, authentic Moroccan cuisine, rooms, and suites with terraces and an Argan-infused spa are standout features of this boutique retreat. This is a small, luxury hotel that knows how to spoil its guests, especially in the spa. From almonds to dates, prickly pears to Damask roses, the alchemist-like therapists make the most of Morocco’s natural treasures. There’s a Jacuzzi, two hammams and sauna here too – not to mention candlelit pools. This exotic ambiance carries through to the other spaces in and around La Sultana, especially the treasure box bedrooms. Their high vaulted ceilings, intricately carved woods, marble, and copper echo the hotel’s rich heritage.

On the fringes of the Moroccan desert, shaded by the palms, lies Dar Ahlam. Terracotta colored stone meets cerulean skies as this traditional Kasbah cuts an imposing shape across the landscape. Unwind in a haven of manicured lawns and fragrant almond blossom. Or step out into the wilderness of the desert for a night under the stars, where you will soak up the elegant beauty in the privacy of your own luxury tent. The décor changes with the seasons, sumptuous fabrics, and colors bringing the environment to life. Days at Dar Ahlam are long and luxurious. Without the distractions of television and technology, you can really unwind. Instead, indulge in a massage under the olive trees or head off for refreshments by the river. Spend a balmy evening atop the Kasbah, aperitif in hand, before feasting on a freshly prepared supper under the vast sky.

This private luxury desert camp is located 15 minutes from the main camp Erg Chigaga. It is set in an incredible location, miles away from any other camps, and surrounded by dunes. The camp is perfect for a private exclusive getaway as those created by Art In Voyage. Here, there are four en-suite sleeping tents with many relaxing areas and hammocks, as well as picnic areas around the sand dunes. Most of the furniture and amenities found in the luxury tents are proudly handmade in Morocco. Your dinners are served, traditionally, under the stars and around a campfire. Stargazing, camel riding and day trips to the local oasis is part of the few things one can find in this ultimate social distancing setting.

Cool and avant-garde on the beachfront of Morocco’s largest city, Four Seasons Hotel Casablanca enjoys a prestigious resort-style setting with architectural marvels both modern and historic. Just a short distance from the business district and the historic city center. This hotel which opened in late 2015, is part of the master-planned Anfa Place community, combining residential, business, shopping, and entertainment. The 183 guest rooms and suites share a range of dining and recreation amenities in a style that mixes French and Arabic traditions.