HOTELS Riad Laaroussa - Your Moroccan Private Spa Palace

Riad Laaroussa - Your Moroccan Private Spa Palace

Location:

Fes Morocco Africa
PalaceTraditional

This 17th-century palace is located in Medina of Fez and is a prime spot for indulgence and exploration. Medina of Fez is the largest contiguous car-free urban zone in the world and has been occupied since 859AD. Its rich heritage has lead it to be called the “Athens of Africa”.

The Raid Laaroussa offers a whirligig of traditional Arabic opulence with its selection of rooms and large suites that overlook an internal courtyard. The steam bath has recently been restored to its traditional glory and a number of traditional Hammam treatments are on hand for your delight. The cuisine is the finest Morrocaan and their top chefs are available for cooking lessons so you can learn their secrets. As well as the ancient town, there are a number of natural sulfur springs in the area – why not visit the local thermal resorts for a dip in the healing mouth of mother nature?

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Riad Laaroussa 17th century building
Riad Laaroussa courtyard
Riad Laaroussa courtyard looking up
Riad Laaroussa Arabic motifs
Riad Laaroussa fountain
Riad Laaroussa entrance
Riad Laaroussa salon with high ceiling
Riad Laaroussa salon
Riad Laaroussa dining room
Riad Laaroussa dining
Riad Laaroussa rooftop dining place
Riad Laaroussa blue room

Blue Room

Blue room bathroom
Riad Laaroussa brown room

Brown Room

Brown room bathroom
Riad Laaroussa cream suite

Cream Suite

Riad Laaroussa yellow room

Yellow Room

Riad Laaroussa red room

Red Room

Red room design details
Red room bathroom
Riad Laaroussa Spa
Riad Laaroussa rooftop terrace
Riad Laaroussa terrace
Riad Laaroussa terrace at night

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3 Derb Bechara, Fes, Morocco


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