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Dar Al Dall

Marrakech

In the very centre of one of the oldest parts of the medina resides our traditional Riad. It is a true oasis amidst the vibrancy of Marrakech, seamlessly blending ancient traditions with modern luxuries.

Taking its name from the Arabic word for shadows, it is a place defined by peace and privacy. Hidden behind large wooden doors, our five residences are dappled in sunlight, which weaves through courtyard palms and a gentle fountain. Step through our courtyard to your residence, and allow our resident curator to take you off-menu into the heart of Marrakech.

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Ground-floor residence:  

Mmuddu

This ground-floor residence neighbours our building's courtyard, spa and kitchen, an active yet homely space with a private terrace.

2

60sqm

From €299

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First-floor residence:  

Iffus

Up the stairs on the first floor is a colourful residence, where you can delight in the afternoon sun.

2

75sqm

From €396

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First-floor residence:  

Iming

Take inspiration from this characterful high ceiling residence with its elaborate kaleidoscopic fresco.

2

80sqm

From €396

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First-floor residence:  

Iẓẓlmeḍ

Lounge on your plush sofa as the light moves through this residence, fronted by large glass panels that illuminate the space from both sides.

2

65sqm

From €396

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First-floor residence:  

Tagut

Up amongst the palms the dappled shade is the backdrop for the private balcony of this serene residence.

2

53sqm

From €396

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Space to connect

Our vast rooftop has unbeatable views of the medina and Atlas mountains beyond. As gentle local music plays watch the sun disappear behind the minarets and discuss the day’s exploration.

Chapter Seventeen

Rooftop (shoes off)

Edgar wondered how he had got here, his reflective thought broken by his new friends joining him on the roof.

“Do you have sunsets like this in Chicago?” Obviously they didn’t. Only yesterday he had landed, not a single plan in the diary. A stork perches on a fence post.

Someone starts playing the mandolin. Life is good.

Private loggias

Many of our residences have their own private loggia areas. A space to find some quiet time during the day or watch the shadows play across our courtyard.

Chapter Nine

Quiet contemplation

Patrick fell in love with the photographs on the walls of their residence.

Faded colours and half-forgotten stories; he imagined their names and their lives.

Immersive living

Our traditional Charbabagh courtyard is the heart of our Riad – four areas divided with care and attention by flowing water, nature and hand cut mosaic. A space where mornings are unapologetically candid, and stairwells are the new cafés.

Chapter Eleven

The New Café

New smells drifted through the courtyard; freshly cooked pastries came from the downstairs kitchen.

Their day was beginning.

Kitchen temptations

Start or end your day in our kitchen, where you can raid the pantry throughout the day at your leisure. In this communal space our executive chef prepares traditional Moroccan or Middle Eastern dishes for your evening meal.

Chapter Fifty-seven

Haute couture appetizer

They were going out to a special restaurant, arranged by their resident curator.

Ava danced past the red tiles and red pomegranates; she knew she shouldn’t spoil her appetite.

Within moments: heels off, atop the counter, sampling the jewelled seeds.

Seize your sanctuary

Unwind in our hammam and spa area, available for your private enjoyment, where raw aesthetics contrast with revitalising treatments. Redefine relaxation in our hideaway.

Chapter Forty-three

Journey to the centre of Marrakech

Back in the Riad. Still in the medina.

On the second day Marianne retreated to the sanctuary of the spa. Eyes closed, she inhaled the heady mix of argan oil and rose water. She was transported back to the medina.

The smells, the sounds, the heat.

Space to plot

Each bathroom in our Riad is designed to provide a sanctuary after (or before) days exploring the Medina. Tri-coloured marble floors and silver tiles provide a tranquil environment to unwind or plot.

Chapter Ten

The Magnificent Six

It didn’t quite have a ring to it but that’s what they had called themselves since medical school.

A group of friends, who meet year after year in a different location. Amelia had booked Marrakech and was up before dawn, plotting the day’s rebellion.

If only Dar Al Dall wasn’t quite so hard to leave…

Features

Patio of paradise

A spacious, multi-levelled terrace with unbeatable views under olive trees and blossoming bougainvilleas. Enjoy gentle local music by candlelight, and watch as the sun disappears behind a puzzle of rooftop minarets and the distant Atlas Mountains, or find a quiet corner under canvas to discuss the day’s exploration.

Inner peace

The heart of our Riad houses a traditional Charbagh courtyard – four areas divided with care and attention by flowing water, nature and hand cut marble.

Private pantry

There is no finer start to the day than wandering downstairs to discover freshly baked pastries, and of course, a pot of fresh Moroccan coffee. In this communal kitchen our executive chef will put on a fine breakfast every morning, while preparing Moroccan and Middle Eastern delicacies by night. One dinner is available on a chosen night of your stay, and the pantry is always open for late-night raiding.

Bathing rooms

Take your time to relax and refresh in our private hammam and spa area. With revitalising steam rooms and dry spaces or the option to book a treatment, here you can enjoy some true private time and perhaps the calmest tea this city has to offer.

Fine dining

The energy of the nearby medina brings itself to the liveliest room in the Dar Al Dall. This communal dining room on the ground floor, with its large mirrored wall, is the space to enjoy a group meal on the long table. Or find some quiet time during the day, with the trickle of the nearby courtyard fountain accompanying that book you’ve just found on the shelf.

Late night lounging

If our rooftop is a high-spirited spot of music and views, the living room is the perfect space to enjoy an evening spent by the crackling fire and vintage rug. With walls full of photography each telling a story, and a good wine to let the evening carry on, you can relax in the happy knowledge that you're only one minute away from your residence and glorious king bed.

Hidden recess

Tucked behind a grand arch and draped in intricate zelij, is our alkabouw. Here is an alcove in which one can lose whole afternoons, musing with friends, taking tea, and getting lost in the pages of a good novel. All set to the rhythm of the fountains of the courtyard and the perfumed scent of the gardens beyond.

Zangaki, A Beato, Abdullah freres and more

Collected Albumen prints, c1880

Throughout the building is an impressive collection of 135 albumen prints varying from iconic depictions of ancient monuments across Africa, to mysterious group portraits.

The albumen printing process is a delicate process so named as it involves coating a sheet of paper with albumen (egg white), making the paper’s surface smooth and glossy.

Paul-Jean Revel (1922-1983)

Oil on canvas, 1963

A composition of tension and fragility from this French abstract painter.

Paul Shusaku Foujino (1925-1982)

Oil on canvas, 1960

This abstract flowing piece by the Japanese artist at the peak of his creativity is awash with the colours of Morocco radiating a heat and curiosity very at home in our building.

François Millon (1952-)

Oil, sand and mixed media on canvas, 1997

The textures of the city, the hard worn surface that gives the feeling of a life well lived.

Plm & Cie de Navigation Paquet

"Le Sultan se rendant à la mosquée de Fez", 1920

This original travel poster speaks to our love of travel, an energetic scene that surely inspired many to cross waters and explore new cultures.

François Millon (1952-)

Acrylic and mixed media on paper laid down on linen, 1992

The abstract rhythm of shapes echo the shadows of the city itself.

Abdelkarim Zenati (1943-)

Mixed media on panel

A vivid portrait of local music from this Moroccan post-war and Contemporary artist.

Location

Our Riad is in the very centre of one of the oldest parts of the medina, Kaat Benahid. Here is an authentic residential neighbourhood that comes alive by day and stays bustling by night. Only moments from some of the most iconic sites of the city, yet home to the more authentic, local experiences that define life in Marrakech.

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Find our Riad here

93/97 Kàat Benahid
Tichnbest
Marrakech Medina
Maroc

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Useful information

Booking policy

Our residences in Marrakech are for adults and children above 12 years old.
This Time Tomorrow do offer family stays in Florence.

Distance to airport

We are a 20–30-minute drive from Marrakech Menera Airport.

Airport transfer

To be arranged for a small fee.

Access

Dar Al Dall is located 5 mins on foot (250m) from Place Moukef (closest car drop off point), where we will meet you on arrival. 

Group bookings and events

Email marrakech@thistimetomorrow.io

Check in time

Flexible check in from 2pm onwards.

Check out time

Flexible check out before 11am.

Late check out available on request.
Luggage storage options available.

Minimum stay

We have a 2-night minimum stay which will include breakfast. For a 3 nights (or more) stay, in addition to breakfast, one 4 courses dinner with us will be included.

Whole building hire & Special events

Whole building hire and hire of a floor are both available for larger parties and special events.
To discuss your needs please contact marrakech@thistimetomorrow.io with your requirements.

marrakech@thistimetomorrow.io
+212 643405740

Please note, we’re on hand to answer your call during European business hours.

Youssef Mouhssan | Local curator

Youssef Mouhssan | Resident curator

Youssef is a born and bred Marrakchi, holds a Master's degree in tourism and has more than 15 years' experience working in Marrakech's leading hotels, such as La Mamounia and Le Royal Mansour. He is an ambassador for the art of Moroccan hospitality, and of his native city. Speaking English, French and Darija he will work with you to create the trip you want.

Meet your resident curator

Hello, I am Youssef and am looking forward to showing you the real Marrakech.

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Curator’s pick

"Staying in a beautiful Riad and walking the streets of the Medina. A Riad embodies the craftsmanship still very much alive in Morocco, as does the medina. Immersing yourself fully in the city is the best way to experience Marrakech."
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Favourite spot in Marrakech

"Rahba Lakdima, also known as the spice square, is located in the heart of the medina. It is known for the aroma of spices filling the air, the ideal place to pause for a mint tea on a rooftop terrace and enjoy panoramic views."
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Favourite time of year in Marrakech

"My favourite time of the year in Marrakech is spring. During this season, the days are sunny and the nights mild. The gardens of the city, especially Jardin Majorelle, come alive with a burst of colour."
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Where do I go to unwind in the city?

"The newly renovated Dar El Bacha museum, a former 18th century palace, showcases the different facets of Moroccan culture, as well as having a space dedicated to temporary exhibitions. Pause at Bacha Cafe by Chef Richard, former pastry chef at La Mamounia hotel. For traditional Moroccan sweets, don’t miss Saveurs d'orient Benbrahim in Gueliz – my absolute favourite!"

Testimonials

“One of the hottest new-to-market luxury travel brands.”

“These are more than just swish holiday rentals. Stays with this This Time Tomorrow are all about spoiling treats.”

“This Time Tomorrow extracts all the stress to leave you only with good memories and pretty extraordinary experiences.”

“Dar Al Dall, a jewelled oasis full of local warmth and sophistication.”

“A masterclass in art and architecture.”

Signature Travel & Style

"Marvelling at the opulence, you would be forgiven for wanting to move in for longer"

"This Time Tomorrow is revolutionizing the travel landscape with its elevated and personalized approach to city stays"

Collaborators

Our Architect: Trab Design

Our Riad brings to the fore the fundamental elements of classical riad architecture and their spatial and visual relationships.

Dar Al Dall is a large stately home brought back to life thanks to a careful seven-year refurbishment programme, combining the opulence and beauty of the past with the comfort and use of space of today.

Our Interior designers: RecDi8

Our Riad has been intentionally designed as an oasis of tranquillity, drawing inspiration from traditional riads and evoking the elegant hedonism of the ‘60s.

Moroccan craftsmanship unites with Zellige mosaics, wood carvings and characteristic arches to create a serene atmosphere, enhanced by warm, natural, yet slightly faded colour tones. Special attention was devoted to our bathrooms, each one a feature, integrating expansive space and light into elegant surroundings.

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Our Story

This Time Tomorrow’s curated stays immerse you in the soul of our cities. We are for those who pursue a life more ‘off menu’ where every stay is a story in motion.

Embrace spontaneity. Revel in chic city living.

This Time Tomorrow. Where will you be?

Know the Story.
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