Perched near the Kasbah Mosque are the Saadian Tombs. Uncovered in 1917 by ariel photography, there’s no expense spared with Italian marble and golden plaster shaping the Chamber of the 12 Pillars. The graveyard was in use from the 1550s to the end of the Saadian dynasty in the mid 1600s.
The Majorelle Garden is a two and half acre botanical garden and artist's landscape garden. It was created by the French Orientalist artist, Jacques Majorelle over almost forty years, starting in 1923. The property was the residence of the artist and his wife from 1923 until 1950s. In the 1980s, the property was purchased by the fashion designers, Yves Saint-Laurent
Marrakech’s main square Jemaa El Fnaa is one of the biggest tourist attractions the oldest part of the city has a real magic.The square is edged along one side by the Marrakesh souk, a traditional North African market catering both for the common daily needs of the locals, and for the tourist trade.
The Koutoubia Mosque is the largest mosque in Marrakesh, the minaret tower, 77 metres (253 ft) in height, includes a spire and orbs. It was completed under the reign of the Berber Almohad Caliph Yaqub al-Mansur (1184 to 1199). The mosque's minaret is considered an important landmark of Marrakesh.
It is located in the southwest medina quarter of Marrakesh, near the famous public place of Jeemaa el-Fnaa.
Since the opening of Dar Ayniwen we are proud to use organic products and ingredients grown and harvested locally by family farmers.
But did we mention that at Dar Ayniwen, we have our own organic farm ?
Carrots, onions, radishes, beetroots, tomatoes, olives, zucchini, eggplant .... also aromatics like parsley, basil, mint, coriander, lemongrass.... and much more are growing organically in a sustainable environment.
We also enjoy fresh eggs all year long and we are very lucky to host beehives from a honey producer allowing us to enjoy exquisite honey all year long.
Our farm is sustainable, we have our own well and we use solar power to drip irrigation. We never use chemicals and we have created an ecosystem to protect our bees and biodiversity.
When you enjoy your meal at Dar Ayniwen, all you are eating are fresh organic vegetables and ingredients because we think producing food should be done with respect to the environment.
Ingredients are harvested on-demand, assuring ultimate freshness and flavour.
Our talented Chef Simo is working very hard day-in day-out to elaborate the best Moroccan recipes filled with ultimate freshness and flavour.
We invite you to attend one of our cooking classes to allow you to delight with the food you have prepared first hand
His name is Ivan Perez Hernandez in art Mark Lopez from Cuba, he owe his artistic name to a record project concluded with the publication his album and two video of the title Unconditional, by Emi Italia Music & Publishing and Emi UK. since 2001 he been singing professionally at an international level , creating romantic & lively atmospheres at high level private or business event.
In 2007-2009 he been able to collaborate as singer and imitator in Miami United States Canal America 41 TV next figures like Jhony Ventura, Cheo Feliciano and others...
He loves photography, and some pictures in our Social media are made by him.
Here is the link to his page to have an idea about his art.
Born in Morocco and grew up in London, although he has gone on to be a very successful IT professional in London City, he has always stayed loyal to his roots [Oriental Morocco] and you can hear it from his music...
A true mix between north African beats and modern music flows.
Vicky Klieber is a lifestyle & travel blogger from South Italy living in Berlin. The Golden Bun was founded by her in 2010 starting as a fashion blog. Her blog not only gives you great travel recommendation but also exquisite culinary recommendations
Jake Emen is a freelance travel, food, and drinks journalist who writes for publications including USA Today, Maxim, AFAR, Vice Munchies, Roads & Kingdoms, and many others
Miss Ilirida Krasniqi is among some of the biggest influencers in Denmark. She love travelling and capturing beautiful pictures that inspires her followers. Her style is very classy and elegant, and her pictures are always polished with a lot of elegance. That’s why her pictures always engage really well.
You know a luxury hotel when you see one. Perhaps it’s the location, an estate nestled against a shoreline or against a city skyline. Maybe it’s the in-room amenities, well-lit spaces and elegant furnishings which elevate every moment. It might be the service, the friendly faces of always-available concierge who seek to satisfy your every need. Truth told, a luxury hotel will expend every amenity in its arsenal to deliver a stay unlike any other. Ideally, luxury hotels succeed in combining world-class facilities with reliable affordability, equal parts financial feasibility and upgraded excellence. Don’t allow the luxury hotel experience to evade you any longer. Learn how to identify and experience the finest in indigenous hospitality, with the following criteria for a truly luxurious hotel endeavour.
1. Ease of Interaction
True luxury hotel stays will optimize the guest experience without your request. Interaction with any luxury hotel outlet should be streamlined and efficient; ultimately, the best luxury hotels can actually convey their core values and brand through each interaction, no matter how miniscule.
Interaction starts at the booking stage; look to experience an uncomplicated, straightforward room booking process. If a “luxury” hotel offers an unclear booking process or a poorly navigable website, they have yet to consider the fact that a guest deserves easy interaction. You should be afforded multiple booking options, ideally both online, over the phone and on-site at the hotel itself.
It goes without saying that while you stay at the hotel property, your interactions with the luxury hotel should be both easy and minimal. However, a luxury hotel is truly offered the chance to show its true colors when it’s time for the check-out process. No one enjoy waiting in a lengthy line to conclude their departure. Luxury hotels who expedite the check-out process, even removing lines and replacing check-out by hotel attendant with a kiosk, understand the value of time to a departing guest.
The Dar Ayniwen Garden Hotel in Morocco prioritizes ease of guest interaction. It’s a luxury hotel that extends efficient interaction options, especially during the check-in and check-out processes, for an enjoyable stay from arrival to departure.
2. World-class, onsite cuisine
Many hotels offer some sort of onsite restaurant option, offering guests the option to dine in. However, the difference between a typical and a luxury hotel is often found in the quality of their associated culinary options. Where nondescript hotels will cut corners in delivering average food products to famished guests, luxury hotels like Morocco’s Dar Ayniwen Garden Hotel will offer a wide assemblage of meal options, courtesy of a talented chef team.
Look to discover organic dishes, and fresh takes on local and international cuisine. Luxury hotels often offer reservation options, so guests can stroll into the establishment expecting a table. Local ingredients is also a plus, not only for food quality, but for acquiring an authentic taste of regional output. Experienced luxury hotels also seek to satisfy their guests’ morning needs, in expansive continental breakfast spreads. Bonus points to any hotel location that goes so far as to offer cooking classes through their kitchen!
3. The in-room experience
Luxury hotels deliver on their promise of industry-leading in-room hospitality. Many guests spend the majority of their time at the luxury hotel in their rooms, especially at the end of each productive day. As such, rooms must include amenities that allow guests rejuvenation and relaxation opportunities, regardless of the room’s price tag. Luxury hotels learn how to deliver a unique experience to each and every guest, in their ongoing drive to provide a holistic, world-class experience.
The Dar Ayniwen Garden Hotel is one such establishment, which pairs upscale in-room furnishings with a selection of valuable amenities. Rooms are fitted with elegant window views of the surrounding landscapes, and soft, rich carpets for a full sensory experience. Sink into intimate bedding, in a temperature-controlled hotel space. Select rooms also include terrace space, flat screen televisions and laundry provisions, together with complimentary Internet access. A luxury hotel that offers guests access to a heated pool and a free airport shuttle is a hotel that has considered and responded to the most pressing needs of each guest.
4. Therapeutic spa auras
Simply said, the best hotels have the best locations. Luxury hotels succeed in delivering a stay that for each guest can rival the quality of their site, no matter the attractions that exist outside of your front doors. As such, optimal hotels like the Dar Ayniwen Garden Hotel also allow guests to schedule their next social function, wedding or high-class event on the premises, effectively capitalizing or an ideal location and ready-made luxury. Enjoy avenues of palm trees integrated into the hotel grounds, for a true coastal vibe impossible to fake. Luxury hotels also seek to align their operations close to a center of town, no more than a short drive away. The closer a luxury hotel can orient local attraction to the hotel itself, the better.
World-class hospitality lives in Morocco
Among those rare stays which can deliver all of the benchmarks for a luxury hotel stay is the Dar Ayniwen Garden Hotel in Morocco. An outright standard in local and international hospitality, the property allows guests to capitalize on the ideal luxury hotel experience. Delectable Moroccan dishes are available for your appreciation, and a resident therapist can replace your worries with a smile at the onsite spa. Stay in the Bamboo or the Mucha Room, or choose from Junior of Premium Suites, for an experience that meets and exceeds your expectations. Contact accommodating hospitality staff today, and pair your vacation aspirations with a worthy luxury hotel solution. For more destination guides and accommodation reviews, hotels and vacation rentals, check out https://trip101.com
A great story about our favorite city, thank you for mentioning us among your numerous adventures.
Dar Ayniwen has often been mention in the design and decoration magazine for its particular style and feel. It is very nicely told in this story, enjoy the read and come to visit us.
Finding the right place to stay for the first time away as a family, and we got it perfect.
A HOME AWAY FROM HOME.
This was my second time visiting Marrakech (see previous posts here) and I knew what to expect within the City. I knew it was busy and surrounded by hustle and bustle. I also knew the swimming pools tend to be cold – too cold for the baby.
So when I found Dar Ayniwen, an exclusive five star hotel with only ten rooms based away from the old City centre in Palmeraie and with a heated pool, I was very eager to visit.
I booked the trip for Adam’s birthday, our first holiday abroad with our 12 week old, Pollyanna.
The hotel is surrounded by 2 hectares of gardens, each part of the garden offered something different, it felt like walking through different countries. With a huge selection of wild life – turtles and birds, its another great bonus for children.
With only ten rooms in the family home, you can expect big things in each. We were lucky enough to stay in two very different rooms throughout our five nights in Marrakech.
The first room was a very modern room, with a hot tub inside with modern marble shower. They are going to be adding a private swimming pool right outside the front door too.
The second room was our favourite because it was more traditional. It is great that they offer both as I know a lot of people prefer modern.
However our traditional Moroccan suite included our own private pool, which is perfect when you are travelling with a baby I hate to feel like I am disturbing anyone.
It also included our own living room, with tv, and a perfect round bed for the three of us (a cot was provided but we had her sleep with us).
Every summer we go trough our boxes and found this great reportage about Dar Ayniwen made by Co-muse Travels, we are delighted to share it with you.
My name is Grace and I’m a Berlin based fashion- and lifestyleblogger. mydailycoutre was founded in 2016 and features many niche clothing brands, talented jewelry designers and my experiences with natural cosmetics. I have a thing for outstanding designs and stick to a vintage inspired way of editing and composing my photos. My signature look is a combination of different styles and trend movements. My aim is to encourage my followers ad readers to dress outside their comfortzone and try out new clothes and products.
Being a blogger these days isn’t just about your local trends or the ones that are typical and therefore mainstream in your country. Digitizaion and globalization enable us to discover so much more beyond and force us to be more open minded across-the-board. Being a socalled influencer for others means to be open for influences by other people and things at the same time. This can happen through people you see walking pass your café or even a special building, a catching song or a certain place.
Traveling is the most refreshing thing to do to get out of my usual comfortzone, breathe in what different countries or cultures have to offer and incorporate the impressions into my work.
Being born and raised in Berlin is quite entertaining, diversified and chaotic. So many different inter-nationalities and a wide rage of individuals make this historical city a remarkable place. Yet, I still love to get out of this hectic city to actually discover completely different areas and calm down.
http://www.my-dailycouture.com/2018/07/20/marrakech-outside-jungle-feeling-at-dar-ayniwen-villa-hotel/
Exploring the world means everything because different cultures are making our world a special place. Kimyana studied Journalism und Mass Communication in Germany and Thailand - very different cultures, but one goal: exploring every part of the earth and writing about the impressions. Visiting different countries is a meaningful part of Kimyanas´life and it is her job of choice now - after hustling in PR Agencys in Berlin for two years. Articles, reviews and meaningful content is so much more than just sitting infront of a laptop and typing texts all day long, it Is about the places we see, the people we meet and the feelings we have.
"In the future everybody will be world famous for fifteen minutes", Andy Warhol.
http://www.fifteenminfame.com/marrakech-travel-guide-dar-ayniwen/
Dar Ayniwen offers 5-star level in the very exclusive resort of only 10 suites. Dar Ayniwen provide a concierge service, a tour desk, and free shuttles into town each day. The friendly and discreet staff strives to provide the best service possible to ensure that a stay at Dar Ayniwen is truly unforgettable.
Dar Ayniwen was an actual haven and one of the top hotels that I have stayed in on my travels. Dar Ayniwen is located about ten minutes driving time outside of the center of Marrakesh but that is what helps to make is to spectacular. The entire giant property is so secluded and serene it feels like being on a different planet when compared to the chaos that can be Marrakesh. Dar Ayniwen provides a free shuttle both for the airport and into town and it was such a nice service to have readily available.
I arrived late at night and was greeted with a warm welcome and a great tour of the property. It was originally built as a family house by Stephane - the manager’s - father. And boy, was it something. It honestly felt like I was on the set of a movie. It was so perfect and so unique in all of the best ways. The house was filled with artifacts and collectibles from around the world. My room was on the second floor and I truly couldn’t believe it when I walked in.
I had not one, but two balconies, one of which was an entire patio area with multiple chairs. It looked like an incredible place to just sit and relax. The second balcony was smaller but had a view of the gardens outside. The room itself felt very Moroccan in the best ways. It was very nice and also very comfortable. My bathroom was across the hall and was truly stunning. I’ve seen some nice bathrooms, but the tilework in this one just made it so visually appealing.
After a great night of sleep breakfast the next morning truly set Dar Ayniwen apart. It was my first time seeing the property in the sunlight and it was truly breathtaking. Eating breakfast by the pool in the huge garden area behind the house it actually looked like paradise. The weather was perfect, the Moroccan version of pancakes were quite tasty, and I realized I could spend weeks enjoying this perfect hotel.
After taking the shuttle into and back out of the city I was very glad to have a nice and quiet place to come back to. In the evening I met with Stephane, the manager. It was so interesting to learn about Stephane and his history (he went to University in the US) and also the history of Dar Ayniwen. It was very cool to learn that most of the items in the house were actually collected by his father when he traveled. Some of the items were so unique, like a Syrian wedding bench, that they probably belong in a museum instead of a hotel. The property is very eco-friendly and is home to many animals. My favorite were the birds, which Stephane was inspired to start collecting after visiting living in Florida. We had a really great conversation and it was very enjoyable to learn about such an incredible hotel.
I decided to eat dinner at Dar Ayniwen after a long day out and about in Marrakesh. I informed the kitchen a bit late, but luckily they did have vegetable kuzkuz available. I had never had it before so I gave it a shot, and actually enjoyed it! It wasn’t my favorite dish ever but it wasn’t bad and is not something that I can have everyday at home. I’m very glad that I tried it and, like with everything else, Dar Ayniwen did a great job with it.
It was very hard to say goodbye to a property that I so quickly fell in love with and one that I would love to come back to and enjoy for more time in the future. I had another great breakfast the next morning before I was gifted with a necklace as a keepsake and then driven back to the airport. I cannot Dar Ayniwen enough. If you are visiting Marrakesh, and especially if you are a bit wary of staying in the heart of the Old Medina like I was, it is the perfect paradise just a ten minute drive away. It was one of my best stays ever and I cannot thank everyone at Dar Ayniwen, especially Stephane, enough!
Check out my blog post from Morocco to read more about my stay: https://www.trekwithtaylor.com/dar-ayniwen
Perumal Koshy, born in New Delhi, India began teaching under a Kung-Fu master while living in Los Angeles. A ten year martial arts life lead into a yoga journey returning to his ancestral roots of Kerala, India followed by England, Italy and Morocco. Perumal’s international teaching experiences captured the heart and values of the world’s yoga styles. His method is a practical and easily comprehensible. A method implemented successfully to varying practitioners from the very young to the elderly. Yoga with Perumal adapts to the elderly with joint preparation exercises, light stretching and meditation and yet remains poised to deliver sequences typical dynamic yoga enthusiasts.
If you've ever wanted to experience what living like a Moroccan royal and experience life in the luxe lane, Dar Ayniwen Hotel is the place to make it happen. Based in what I call the Beverly Hills of Marrakesh (La Palmeraie), this 5 star hotel is the perfect haven to recharge after exploring the intense and chaotic souks in the old city of Marrakech. It has it all - glorious architecture, fine dining, a spa and rooms worthy of a king, beautiful lush gardens, and exceptional customer service; at a reasonable cost.
The Hotel has only ten exclusive suites which allows for staff to make sure that each guest is catered to. When we arrived, Aziz gave us a tour of the Hotel and explained it’s history before showing us to our rooms, serving us tea and mapping out for us what we must see and do during our short stay in Marrakech.
No visit to Dar Ayniwen is complete without a visit to its wellness centre. The traditional Moroccan Hamman and signature treatments using exceptional local products like argan oil, ghassoul, and savon noir were highlights. After you indulge in one of their treatments, take a dip in their heated pool to unwind.
When you first walk in to the hotel, you’re blown away by the grand high tall ceilings, the beautiful chandlers, and the exceptional Moroccan interior decoration. Each room has such amazing character, the paintings in each room tell a story, and you actually feel a sense of being in another world, which is pretty awesome.
For dining, you have the exceptional food experience at the Hotel’s Moroccan restaurant, which also has a great choice of food for guests not particularly interested in the Moroccan cuisine.
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Dar Ayniwen Hotel represents every Moroccan fantasy and daydream you've ever had - and then some. There's decadent food, there's glamour, there's exceptional service, and a luxurious spa; what more could you ask for? It is definitely a place you'll want to spend at least one afternoon treating yourself.
回到寒冷卢布尔雅那以后，我已经想念多彩的马拉喀什。去年全年出境旅游，最终目的地就是马拉喀什。与我两个朋友博主Tesa 和摄影师Katarina, 我们决定开一个旅游博客。今天我们在这里通过帖子和照片跟你们分享一下我们在达尔。艾尼温酒店的美好经验。位于马拉喀什棕榈林区，达尔。艾尼温别墅酒店是度安静假期的最佳选择。早在1972年，酒店主管Stephane Abtan的父亲购置一 幅土地，比今天的面积小一半。他想在这里修建一家梦幻的房子。十年以后，他终于决定把这家房子修建好。21世纪初，他有机会购置旁边的一幅土地。在这么大的土地上，他就决定修建一家宾馆，更精确地是一所别墅。我们就住了这所别墅。此后，Stephane 发展了令客户感受到宾至如归的酒店概念。达尔。艾尼温别墅酒店不像马拉喀什其他的传统庭院旅馆和酒店，给您提供很特殊的度假经验。位于棕榈林区，达尔。艾尼温别墅酒店是度轻松安静假期美好的地方。它距离马拉喀什聚住区很近，所以您可以随便坐酒店往返市中心的班车去游览老城。罗马别墅，鸟儿鸣唱的声音，迷人的野生动植物…...这里是不是天堂呢？达尔。艾尼温不是一家普通的酒店。它面积2公顷，但只提供8个套房和两个客房，让您能安静地享受这里的动植物。在美丽的花园里散散步或迷路，在室外温水游泳池游泳或者在摩尔式庭院的棕榈下放松一下，这都是真难忘的乐趣。酒店的必游景点一定是充满迷人的稀有物种鸟类的保护区。在达尔。艾尼温，五星酒店的标准与宾至如归的概念相结合，所以您可以同时享受奢侈生活和个性化的服务 （服务态度很出色）。我们一到酒店就受到了很热情的接待：摩洛哥茶和甜点，然后服务员带我们去我们要住的别墅。罗马别墅是70平方米加100平方米的私人阳台以及设有按摩浴池的私人花园的豪华别墅，为您提供安静轻松的环境。它以摩洛哥传统家具和古玩装修，每一件古玩被Stéphane的家人仔细挑选出来。因为酒店特别重视保护环境的问题，别墅的暖气系统使用烧橄榄核的方法加热，供水系统也很特殊（废水用来灌溉花卉），全面关注生态环境。我们在摩洛哥的旅游是从达尔。艾尼温酒店开始的，所以我们在那里所享受的乐趣给我们更多的活力去探索热闹的马拉喀什市。
照片：Katarina Veselič 和 Ajda Sitar
请在酒店谷歌+ 网页查看达尔。艾妮温最新消息，帖子，照片，视频，以及更多。
第二十二届联合国气候变化大会 在马拉喀什举行，达尔。艾妮温酒店感到非常荣幸。我们酒店为游泳池，暖气系统，废水处理装置 ，LED照明等都应用生物锅炉供暖系统。
马拉喀什是北非最有名的城市之一, 并展示最出色的伊斯兰建筑，包括宫殿, 清真寺，伊斯兰学校，卡斯巴（土民区）以及世界上最大的传统穆斯林市场之一。最有代表性的建筑很可能是库图比亚清真寺优美的雅各布•曼苏尔尖塔。这具有历史意义的杰作一定是游览马拉喀什的亮点之一。游客不能进入清真寺，因为它仅对穆斯林开放， 但是您可以从外边欣赏令人惊叹的建筑。
请查看更多有关库图比亚清真寺的消息 ：
库图比亚清真寺是马拉喀什最大的清真寺之一，并是城市最高的建筑。它位于吉马广场，马拉喀什市中心的热闹广场以及世界上最大的热门集合点之一。其堂皇的尖塔俯瞰着周围的环境；其实不是因为它特别高（只有69米高）而是因为条例规定，吉马广场周围的建筑不能高于棕榈树.因此，库图比亚清真寺是城市中的地标性建筑，并远远可见。
每天五次，可以听到从尖塔报告祷告时刻的人。晚上，整个广场充满弄蛇者，卖水果的人，用指甲花颜料画画儿的人或在广场集合的朋友。空气中充满饭香，让人忍不住吞咽口水.这确实是参观这个地方最奇妙的时刻。这样的气氛如此迎接了经过沙漠来到马拉喀什市中心的访客已有700多年了。
库图比亚清真寺开始建于1150年，就是阿蒙哈德王朝刚征服马拉喀什的时候。它的位置有一定的历史意义，因为是11世纪末穆拉比特王朝领导阿里·宾·优素福（Ali ibn Usuf）老城 (卡斯巴）原来的位置。
穆拉比特王朝，马拉喀什11世纪的统治者，是阿蒙哈德王朝的敌人。阿蒙哈德王朝征服马拉喀什之后，新的统治者把城市所有的宗教建筑摧毁，因为他们觉得穆拉比特是异教徒而这些建筑被污染.
原来清真寺的建造工作是 1157年完成的，但是因为建造时有一些计算错误，建筑的方向不对，未面向麦加。所有的清真寺要朝麦加，使教长和信徒朝朝麦加祈祷。虽然库图比亚清真寺的方向错误不太大，但是阿蒙哈德决定建造一家新的清真寺，就是现在的库图比亚清真寺。
除了方向的问题以外，两家清真寺完全相同的 。在30年的时间内，它们同时被信徒使用，原来的建筑作为附属寺庙因为信徒很多。最后，老的清真寺快要塌下来就被拆除，今天在东北墙附近还可以看到它的遗址并发现其建造误差。
库图比亚清真寺有不同的名称，包括“甲米.阿. 库图比亚“或”库图比尹清真寺“ 。其不同的名称都来自阿拉伯语的” 库图比尹“词，意思是书商。又因为其附近有100以上的书商工作，因此库图比亚清真寺名称的正确翻译是”书商清真寺“。
