Painted cedar (zouak) ceiling of the gallery, lanterns and stained glass, seen from the patio

Médina de Marrakech · Quartier Laksour

A century of stories
behind one door

Six rooms in a restored Protectorate-era house, 100 m from Jemaa el-Fna.

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Our Story

Where history lives in the walls

An early-20th-century house of the Protectorate years in the Laksour quarter, Riad Hantata was restored in 2026 with the craftsmen of Marrakech: painted cedar ceilings (zouak), carved plaster (gebs), zellige, hand-painted doors, stained glass. Six rooms, a patio with its plunge pool, a rooftop with a heated jacuzzi facing the Koutoubia — 100 m from Jemaa el-Fna.

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Hand-painted door open onto the patio and its plunge pool
Rooms
6
from Jemaa el-Fna
100 m
Rooftop terrace
150 m²
Year of restoration
2026

The Rooms

Six rooms, six faces of Marrakech

Each room is named for a place we love — the minaret on the horizon, the gardens, the Médina at our door. No two are alike; all share the silence of the Médina's thick walls.

The first-floor gallery and its balustrades seen from the rooftop

“Behind the humblest door in the Médina, history has left its most extraordinary treasures — you only have to step inside.”

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