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Neutral walls and pale carpet set off the carved timber and deep red fabrics in these lower-floor rooms. Some designs place a broad wooden headboard behind both beds. Another has soft padded panels and an ornate mirror, with a writing desk and cushioned chair by the window.

Patterned wall borders and hanging lanterns bring Moroccan detail to the calm colour scheme. Carved doorways add texture between the spaces. Rooms are on the garden level or first floor, on the main entrance side. Wood and tadelakt meet rich fabrics throughout the decor. The marble bathroom contrasts pale stone with dark joinery, with separate spaces for baths and showers.

Colourful zellige tiles form a band around the room, below pale walls and a finely carved plaster border. The rounded headboard echoes the arched motifs. Striped curtains frame the windows, with green chairs and a writing desk set away from the bed.

These rooms are on the second to fourth floors. Framed photos and green-based lamps add detail near the bed, with pale carpet underfoot. An arched passage leads to the bathroom, where strongly veined marble meets warm-toned walls. A dark-framed mirror hangs above the basin counter, and glass panels enclose the shower. Traditional patterns continue around the niches and doors.

Light fabrics and cream walls surround the rounded, carved headboard. A patterned foot bench echoes its scalloped shape, and small coloured tiles line the lower walls. Dark wooden doors and an ornate arch mark the bathroom entrance. Framed photos hang beside the bed.

Green-based lamps and a padded chair add colour among the darker furniture. Some rooms face the mosque itself; others look towards the gardens on the Koutoubia side. The marble bathroom pairs pale stone with traditional Moroccan details and warm light.

Turquoise doors lead to an outdoor sitting area with woven chairs and a small round table. Pale carpet and walls keep the bedroom light, with a green chair beside the window. The scalloped headboard and matching foot bench pick up the patterns in the tiles.

In the twin-bed design, each headboard has its own shape. A writing desk and chair sit near the windows, framed by patterned curtains. Photos and finely carved ceiling borders add Moroccan detail to the sleeping space. Rooms occupy different floors of the hotel. Soft light falls on the bathroom’s marble surfaces, with dark wooden doorframes contrasting against the pale interior.

Ochre details warm the pale walls and carpet around the rounded, carved headboard. Dark furniture and a green chair sit beside the writing desk. Framed photos hang below a carved plaster border, and striped curtains surround the tall French doors.

The historic Agdal quarter and distant Atlas Mountains form part of the wider outlook. A connecting door joins each outdoor terrace to its neighbour. Strongly veined marble covers the bathroom’s lower walls below gold-toned plaster. A broad, decorated mirror hangs above the white basin, with an arch around the shower fittings. Carved shapes and tiled borders continue the bedroom’s craft into this space.

A dark carved lintel frames the sitting area beside the bedroom. Rich red curtains and a padded chair contrast with the cream walls, while the bedrunner adds the same colour to the sleeping space. Small mosaic tiles sit below a finely patterned plaster border.

The suite faces the hotel’s main entrance, with a balcony extending the separate lounge outdoors. Pale marble runs below warm ochre walls in the bathroom. A basin stands on a narrow counter beneath a dark-framed mirror. The arched shower recess sits apart from the freestanding bathtub, with patterned tile borders and softly lit stone around them.

Tiled stairs rise beside a dark wooden lattice screen. A rounded, carved headboard anchors the sleeping area, with a black upholstered bench at its foot. Cream walls and an ochre bedrunner are picked up by deep red chairs and curtains. A writing desk stands beside the window.

Glass doors at garden level open straight onto a furnished patio, with greenery beyond its shutters. In the bathroom, veined marble covers the floor and lower walls. A dark-framed mirror hangs above the white basin, while an arched recess surrounds the shower.

A dark timber headboard gives the bedroom a clear centre, with a burgundy runner over white bedding. Pale walls and a carved ceiling border frame the lighter details and artwork. Dark bedside tables and a writing desk furnish the sleeping area.

Green seats gather around small carved tables in the lounge. In selected layouts, white sculpted arches lead towards the outdoor space. Mosaic tiles cover the floor and lower walls, below decorative niches and a hanging lantern. The suites occupy the hotel’s middle floors, close to the main lifts. Bespoke furniture and marble bathroom finishes complete the interior.

A carved arch on slender columns joins the bedroom and lounge. Dark red timber contrasts with pale plaster and the small patterned tiles below. A writing desk and padded seats stand near the softly curved headboard.

In the lounge, brown armchairs gather beneath an ornate mirror. Framed photos and hanging lanterns sit among the carved ceiling details, bringing a rich mix of textures to these rooms. Arches also shape the bathroom’s bathing alcove. Here, strongly veined marble meets warm, plain upper walls, while a dark mashrabiya wood screen adds a finer pattern beside the window.

Daylight comes through turquoise French doors beside the dark rounded headboard and pale walls. Red curtains match the bedrunner, adding warmth around the bedside lamps with green bases. Framed photos hang below the carved plaster border.

A carved wooden arch opens into the lounge, where deep red seats and gold cushions gather at a small table. The ceiling is green above the dark woodwork. In the bathroom, marble covers the floor and counter beneath two white basins and dark-framed mirrors. Wood screens and alcoves around the bath bring the same Moroccan craft into this part of the suite.

Pale walls and a carved plaster border surround the bedroom. An ochre runner crosses the bed, and a red armchair sits beside the window. Dark curtains frame turquoise doors near the rounded headboard. Photos and green-based lamps add detail to the bedside setting.

Carved wood and coloured tiles bring the same Moroccan style into the lounge, with rich fabrics on the seats. An ornate arch marks the passage to the separate bedroom. In the bathroom, deeply veined marble covers the floor and lower walls below a strip of patterned tiles. Red upper walls rise above the pale stone, with a hanging lantern beside the arched bathing recess.

Dark red curtains frame the French doors across the bedroom wall. An ochre bedrunner and red armchair bring warm colour to the carved, rounded headboard. Pale plaster keeps the upper walls light, with a desk and bedside lamps furnishing the sleeping space.

Woven chairs and a small round table sit behind the balcony railing. From these upper floors, the Atlas Mountains form a distant backdrop beyond the palms. A separate lounge has carved wood, tiled walls and rich red and gold fabrics in the traditional Moroccan style. The marble bathroom also has mashrabiya wooden screens, adding a fine pattern to the stone.

Windows wrap around the curved lounge’s Menzeh-style rotunda, with light curtains framing the glass. Soft seats gather at a table high enough for dining. From the third floor, daylight falls on pale decor and fine carved details.

Carved plaster borders join zellige tiles and wooden ceilings painted by hand. A tall wood arch links the living spaces, with ornate carving above furniture in light tones. The bedroom sits beside two lounges. Decorated doors open to the bathroom, where veined marble meets warm gold-toned plaster above the bath alcove.

Two lounges offer distinct spaces around the separate bedroom. In the red-walled sitting room, a pale sofa faces a round coffee table beneath an ornate mirror. Warm cushions soften the seats, with dark curtains and carved plaster around the windows and doors.

A broad wooden headboard, burgundy runner and padded bench furnish the bedroom. A patterned chair sits at the writing desk beside the glass doors. Sculpted wood meets zellige tiles and rich woven fabrics throughout the decor. Pale marble with strong veins covers the bathroom floor and lower walls, with deep red walls above. Arched recesses and a hanging lantern add detail around the bathing space.

White taffeta drapes above the canopy bed in this ivory and cream interior. Inlaid wood and decorative plaster stand out against the soft palette. A pale padded chair and foot bench sit near the bed, with light curtains framing the French doors.

Curved cream sofas face a round wooden table in the lounge. A dark timber ceiling and hanging lantern rise above them. Portraits of Berber brides add a local note here, while photos of famous film couples decorate the bedroom. Patterned curtains and carved wood give texture to the pale fabrics. Veined marble and zellige motifs extend this mix of materials into the bathroom.

Tartan armchairs and deep red fabrics bring a British touch to this Moroccan interior. Dark shelves flank a red alcove with a portrait and a replica of Churchill’s London statue. A round table and patterned chairs sit below the carved timber details.

His name appears above the bedroom’s headboard, with framed photos nearby. Red curtains surround turquoise French doors, and a plaid chair adds another link to the suite’s namesake. A lounge sits between the two sleeping rooms. Marble floors and counters give the bathrooms lighter tones, while dark-framed mirrors and red upper walls echo the colours of the living spaces.

Blue tiles and painted panels bring Majorelle’s colour scheme into the suite. Bright orange curtains and fabrics contrast with these tones, while the artist’s portrait hangs at the entrance. Dark wood and carved plaster arches frame the walls, with a shine from the zellige mosaics.

A curved rotunda-style window faces the grounds from one bedroom. Orange curtains frame turquoise doors near a pale carved headboard and dark wall panels. In the lounge, armchairs gather at small tables below a finely carved wood ceiling. The bathrooms have marble finishes in La Mamounia’s traditional style.

Wood panels and sleek 1920s furniture give this interior its Art Deco style. It carries through the bedrooms and lounge, with paintings on wood showing scenes of Moroccan life. Pale fabrics and curtains soften the clean lines of the joinery.

A desk runs along the bedroom wall beside dark lamps. The bedcover has a geometric pattern that echoes the vertical lines behind it. In the lounge, light padded seats gather at low tables facing the balcony doors. White sculpted arches link this space to a dining room and study. A broad table sits beneath a geometric pendant light there. Each bedroom has its own marble bathroom, with separate bath and shower areas.

A grand chandelier hangs below the lounge’s finely carved wooden ceiling. Floral armchairs and deep red velvet bring colour to the dark furniture, with paintings around the room. Chinese vases stand on raised bases beside the large French windows.

The bedrooms mix sculpted wood, chiselled plaster and zellige mosaics. Richly padded headboards sit below patterned borders, with light curtains around the windows. Lamps and mirrors add detail to the smaller spaces. Both bedrooms have dressing rooms, and a spacious lounge sits apart from the sleeping areas. Red upper walls meet strongly veined marble in the bathrooms. White basins rest on narrow counters, with freestanding tubs in a pale stone setting.

A tiled patio forms the centre of the house, with arched columns opening towards the terrace. Green and black zellige patterns cover the pillars. Broad tiled steps and carved plaster frame the courtyard, while sun loungers and umbrellas sit by the water within the garden walls.

A carved timber ceiling rises above the dining room’s large table and padded chairs. White arches link this room to the lounge, with geometric marble and tiles across the floor. Each bedroom has a bathroom with separate bath and shower areas. A guest bathroom serves the living spaces.

The kitchen provides space to prepare meals and snacks within the house. Traditional Moroccan materials meet modern furniture throughout the interior.