Les Deux Tours
A heated infinity pool inside a 3-hectare park
About this hotel
Les Deux Tours sits inside a 3-hectare landscaped park in the Palmeraie, built around a heated infinity pool and a spa, with elegant air-conditioned accommodation, some including a private pool of their own. Pergola, set by the pool, serves an à la carte lunch, while the gastronomic Le Salammbô serves Moroccan and French gourmet cuisine prepared with produce from the property's own organic garden. The scale of the grounds is difficult to match inside the Medina walls, giving guests a genuine resort experience built around the pool, the garden and two distinct restaurants rather than a single dining room. That combination of boutique design attention and true resort scale is unusual for a property of this size in Marrakech.
- Infinity pool
- 3-hectare park
- Two restaurants
- Spa
Our take
This suits travellers who want the property itself to be a full day's plan, a heated infinity pool, an organic-garden restaurant and genuine grounds to explore, rather than a base for daily Medina trips. Couples celebrating an occasion get particular value from the private-pool room categories. Guests who want walking access to Jamaâ El Fna Square should look toward a Medina property instead, since the Palmeraie setting trades that proximity for space and quiet.
- Reserve a table at Le Salammbô ahead of arrival, since the gastronomic restaurant draws bookings beyond hotel guests.
- Ask for an accommodation with a private pool if celebrating a honeymoon or anniversary, since not every category includes one.
- Use Pergola for a casual poolside lunch and save Le Salammbô specifically for an evening meal.
Why we love it
- Heated infinity pool in a 3-hectare park
- Organic garden feeding Le Salammbô
- Some accommodations with private pools
- Two distinct restaurants on site
Why guests love itI would book Les Deux Tours for a luxury boutique stay in the Palmeraie. The hotel stands in a three-hectare park, with a heated infinity pool and a spa. There are two restaurants, including the gastronomic Le Salammbô. At five stars and a 9.4, it clearly aims at couples and slow stays rather than at sightseeing on foot. The listing shows no review count, so I would read recent comments first.