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Palais Hassoun seen from high above: the rose-walled palace and its turquoise pool ringed by cypress and gardens, olive groves and the cultivated plain stretching to the horizon

Palais Hassoun · 25 km from Marrakech

A private palace near Marrakech, yours alone

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2 nights · 2 guests · 1 room

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The threshold

The whole estate, for one party at a time

There is no lobby here, no second party across the garden. From the moment the gates swing shut, the palace keeps one calendar, serves one table, and answers to one name: yours. The lamps are lit before you arrive, and the staff already know you are coming.

A candlelit palace corridor at night, pierced-brass lanterns casting patterns across the vaulted ceiling

The estate

A private estate of two hectares, 25 km from Marrakech

Palais Hassoun is an Indo-Moorish palace in open countryside, 25 km from Marrakech on the road to Fès and 10 km beyond the Palmeraie. Olive groves and cypress walks hold the world at a distance. The Atlas closes the horizon. No neighbours, no passers-by, nothing to interrupt the light.

An aerial of the palace estate at dusk: its gardens and pool among olive groves, the Atlas mountains on the horizon
Looking straight down on the palace wings, their rose-pink roofs flanking the long turquoise pool, with palms and green formal gardens beyond
2
hectares of gardens
11
keys, in the palace and the gardens
22
guests sleep on the estate
300
guests at a seated dinner
The library fireplace wall, carved niches holding antique books, brass ewers and a carved figure

The collection

A private art collection, placed piece by piece

Masks and bronzes, manuscripts and orientalist canvases: this is the collection of Alain, who keeps the palace with Eliane. He gathered it over a lifetime and placed every piece himself, so the house reads like a museum you are allowed to live in. Each corridor holds a gaze. Each salon, a story already begun.

Days measured in golden hours

Breakfast in the garden, dinner at the chef's table

Breakfast comes with every key and is carried wherever you want it, most often into the shade of the olive trees. At noon, the warm stone of the hammam. At dusk, the chef's table: Moroccan gastronomy, its classics revisited. Then tea, poured as the façade turns to embers.

The dining room, its great black-steel arched windows opening onto the olive grove, table dressed in red
A freestanding bath with brass fittings before latticed cabinet doors
The dining room, a long table dressed in red beneath arched windows and a brass chandelier

Eleven keys

Rooms, suites and two garden villas

Nine keys in the palace, from the Deluxe rooms to the Suite Royale on the roof. Two villas in the gardens, each with its own pool. In all, the estate sleeps 22.

Weddings & celebrations

Weddings and celebrations, one at a time

The palace is never shared. On the day you celebrate, the gates close to everyone but your guests: the gardens for your vows, the great pool for your night, the staff and the chef for your table. Up to 300 at a seated dinner, and no neighbours to ask for quiet.

Le livre d'or · in our guests' words

A peaceful luxury oasis outside Marrakech — the best service one could imagine.

Guest review · TripAdvisorPage I
Looking straight down on the palace wings, their rose-pink roofs flanking the long turquoise pool, with palms and green formal gardens beyond

The film

Palais Hassoun from the air

The palace's first film is being made. Until then, the estate seen from above.

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The correspondence of images

The estate on Instagram, day by day

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The estate posts its days on Instagram: celebrations, the gardens, the light on the façade.

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The invitation

A person answers within a day

Tell us what you have in mind: a wedding, a milestone, a company offsite, or simply a few quiet days. We reply ourselves, in French or English, and a visit to the estate can be arranged.