Riad Belle Époque (Marrakesch)

Spanish effectiveness. Moroccan hospitality

 If the location and decoration of the hotel are unquestionably attractive, so are the excellent service provided by staff and the efficient management carried out by their owners.

 Riad de la Belle Epoque has a small staff of native professionals, essential for business development and maintenance of an atmosphere and a distinctly Moroccan cuisine, but it is a Spanish company run by Spanish professionals of tourism and hospitality industry.

 However, the hospitality and human qualities characteristic of the Moroccan people are guaranteed. Thanks to their savoir faire and their innate sense of well being, also their traditional sensuality, customers in La Belle Epoque find a welcoming atmosphere, relaxing and unique.

 The name and vocation themes are not accidental. If the love for pleasure and life characterized the Belle Epoque; the infrastructure, design and decoration of the hotel is inspired to reinvent the same desires in each of its details. Hopefully, the powerful and playful aesthetic impulse of those unforgettable years are projected onto the minds and hearts of travelers.

Each of the seven rooms is decorated with Art Deco furniture and objects combined with the traditional Moroccan style. They are dedicated to female characters of the Belle Epoque that evoke those happy years of transitional welfare

 All rooms are equipped with WIFI connection, air conditioning / heating and bathroom accessories.

Back to the hustle and external turmoil, the rooms in the Belle Epoque are spread around the garden and look at their balconies and windows. This arrangement produces a strong contrast between the maze of alleyways of the medina itself, with its boundless supply of sensuality and local prints, and decorative exuberance interior space and light, a true oasis of rest and contemplation.

 The Belle Epoque as an inspiration.

Lovers of that cheerful aesthetic that gave birth to the twentieth century, the owners and managers of La Belle Epoque have created the glamorous atmosphere of the twenties in each of its comfortable rooms, all decorated with Art Deco furniture and objects combined with Moroccan traditional handicraft. They have no number but name, the mythical female characters reminiscent of those happy years, a transitional period of economic prosperity and overflowing optimism among middle and upper classes of Europe.