Hotel Essaouira / Guesthouse Essaouira Mogador Morocco
Sheltered by the Medina walls of Essaouira in Morocco, the luxury hotel and charming gueshouse, Villa de l'Ô will receive you for an unforgettable trip, a few meters from the beach and the golf of Essaouira.
XVIIIth century riad of 3 floors and great terrace with sea view, Villa de l'Ô has the charm of a real guesthouse, where marine decoration and oriental antiquities are in harmony with family souvenirs.
This luxury hotel is unique in Essaouira. First thanks to its ideal location, at a few meters from the sea, well sheltered by the Medina walls of Essaouira. Then thanks to its careful decoration, made of colonial and oriental spirit. 11 months were necessary to offer you 12 fabulous and unique rooms, each one developped around a particular theme: trip, berbers, golf, boat, etc...
On top of the elegance and sensuality, the best welcome and quality of service are key words in your riad Villa de l'O, Essaouira. In a warm and friendly atmosphere, Celine Colliere and her team will guide you in the planning of your culinary, cultural and sporting activities, to make your stay in Essaouira one to remember:
- sale of packages for the Essaouira golf
- light snacks for lunch
- transfer to and from airport
- hammam, massages
- bicycles
- internet wifi, fax
- ...
Villa de l'O / Guided tour
Prices of rooms are from 110 euros, and up to 250 euros by night, breakfast included.
Booking of a room at Hotel Essaouira Villa de l'O
If you want to book a room in our hotel Villa de l'O at Essaouira, thanks to send an email to Celine Colliere, info@villadelo.com, specifying arrival and departure dates, and the number of persons.
Some words about Essaouira
The city of Essaouira, or Mogador, is locatedon the Atlantic coastof Morocco, about 300 kilometers from Casablanca.
Founded in the second half of the XVIIIth century by the will of sultan Sidi Mohamed Ben Abdellah, she has a picturesque character, without any equivalent in North Africa, due to its fortifications surrounding ancient quarters featuring surprisingly straight and wide streets designed by a Frenchman Theodore Cornut. The creation of the town owes to it’s historical context marked by the signature of commercial treaties with European countries. To animate economic exchanges, Jewish families were called in, and consulates settled there. Essaouira has therefore been a genuine place of exchange between civilisations.