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With its strong Arab-Moorish heritage and European influences, Morocco manages to attract both Western visitors in search of an immersion in the exotic, and Eastern tourists looking for a destination with the familiarity of home. It is one of the golden girls of modern tourism. And now, after enjoying several boom years, it sports some pretty fine eateries and sleeperies, alongside fantastic natural and cultural heritage sites.
Calling on the advice of seasoned locals, we present the insider's guide to Marrakech (and the surrounding area's) finest offerings.
HOTELS
For chill out and decadence, try Le Palais Rhoul. A converted family palace and Marrakech's premier boutique hotel, the ten acre estate lies just 15 minutes from the city centre and comprises a colonnaded palace with 12 suites and eight luxury tents secluded in lush gardens. Facilities include two swimming pools, tennis courts, traditional hammam, spa and private plane available on request for excursions. We recommend a luxury tent for the ultimate romantic break. And book in for their traditional hammam and tksilla massage--a must! palais-rhoul.com
If you would prefer a more central, traditional riad experience, check into Riad Ayadina. This guest house is ideal for exploring the ancient …