Marrakech, a most glorious, vibrant and exciting city. Strategically and splendidly set at the foot of the magical Atlas Mountains, it has long been envied as the Jewel in the Crown of Morocco. Visitors staying at Riad Zeitoun Palace with its six ensuite bedrooms and a roof terrace, really enjoy the fact that this is a real home reflecting the interests of its owner Ismaël. The previous ownerwas the famous painter, Norman Douglas Hutchinson. Riad Zeitoun Palace is in a quiet residential area which has an old and honourable history of welcoming incomers. Many people settled here in the XVI Century after expulsions by Ferdinand and Isabella of Spain and it became known as "le Quartier des Andalous". After the Revolution of 1918, it was also home to many Russians, and Muslims, Christians and Jews lived in harmony. The area is studded with interesting things to do and see within walking distance: the Badi Palace which received a British Ambassador from the Court of Elizabeth I at its launch party, the Bahia Palace built by the Grand Vizier Si Moussa in 1860, the Jewish quarter and much more. We wish you a wonderful stay in Marrakech and hope to have the pleasure of your company at Riad Zeitoun Palace soon.

Marrakech, a city that embodies both history and excitement, is a true gem of Morocco. Nestled at the foot of the enchanting Atlas Mountains, it is a place of timeless beauty and vibrant culture. For those seeking a home-away-from-home experience, Riad Zeitoun Palace offers a welcoming retreat. With its six ensuite bedrooms and a lovely roof terrace, the riad reflects the personal touch and unique interests of its owner, Ismaël. Previously owned by the renowned painter Norman Douglas Hutchinson, it stands as a testament to the city’s rich artistic and cultural heritage. Located in a tranquil residential area with a proud history, the riad lies in what was once known as "le Quartier des Andalous"—a haven for those who arrived here after being expelled from Spain in the 16th century. This area also became home to many Russians following the 1918 Revolution, and over the years, Muslims, Christians, and Jews have lived side by side in peace. For those who enjoy exploring, Riad Zeitoun Palace is conveniently located near a wealth of historical and cultural attractions. From the majestic Badi Palace, where a British Ambassador was once hosted at a grand event during the reign of Elizabeth I, to the stunning Bahia Palace built in 1860 by the Grand Vizir Si Moussa, the area is rich in history and charm. The Jewish quarter and many other fascinating sites are also within easy walking distance. We wish you a memorable stay in Marrakech and would be honored to have you as our guests at Riad Zeitoun Palace soon.