Morocco
Three lounges — two with fireplaces to ward off the cold of desert nights — convert into a restaurant in the evening, depending on the number of guests. The main pavilion and the bungalows are connected by paved pathways through the gardens.
A swimming pool invites you to cool off whenever you wish.
The eight stone bungalows feature elegant interiors, including red Berber rugs on tiled floors, costume artwork on the walls and an attractive alcove for the bed with rich velvet curtains. The compact bathrooms have a shower only, but are attractive, with hand-painted basins. Each bungalow is named after an explorer or writer, some adorned with objects and artwork relating to that figure, such as a period typewriter.