The beige bedroom
A large bed, a padded headboard and painted wooden doors. Shower room in brown zellige with a pale green basin.
Our other house
Some places are made to be lived in, shared, and remembered.
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The house
In the heart of the Kasbah, Dar 82 is our private home in Marrakech, a place where traditional Moroccan architecture meets the warmth of a family house. Just steps from the Saadian Tombs, it offers a quiet escape while keeping you close to the sounds, colours and life of the Medina.
Created for families and friends to come together, Dar 82 is made of spaces to share, moments to slow down, and a rooftop where the day begins with the light of Marrakech and ends under its skies.
Here, we invite you to experience Marrakech not simply as a visitor, but as a guest in a home that carries a little piece of our story.
The patio
Carved arches, doors painted blue, banana plants in pots: the patio is the room where everyone meets. Breakfast is served at the big table, tea in the lounge with its colourful cushions, and conversations carry on late into the evening.
Every bedroom opens onto it. The house lives around this courtyard, as Moroccan houses always have.

The rooms
A large bed, a padded headboard and painted wooden doors. Shower room in brown zellige with a pale green basin.
Two single beds under a midnight-blue headboard, painted doors, and a shower room in blue and white chequered zellige. The room for children or friends.
The largest in the house: a double bed, a finely carved plaster mirror, and an adjoining lounge for reading or taking tea.
Deep green curtains, a brass mirror and a shower room in green and white zellige, quiet on the gallery.
The roof terrace
Sun loungers, benches in the shade of the straw parasol, a zellige table for meals outdoors: the rooftop is the house’s second lounge.
In the morning, the light comes in over the rooftops of the medina. In the evening, you watch the Marrakech sky change colour.
The neighbourhood
Dar 82 is in the Kasbah, the historic quarter in the south of the medina, around the Kasbah mosque and the Saadian Tombs. The lanes are quiet, the neighbourhood shops open early, and the great monuments are a few minutes’ walk away.
To reach Jemaa el-Fna and the souks, you pass under Bab Agnaou, the most beautiful gate in the city.