News
Berbère Palace, Ouarzazate
There is a concept of luxury that requires neither gold nor superlatives. It is about space, about time slowing down, and about a certain way of being in a place. In Ouarzazate, at the gateway to Morocco’s Deep South, this concept has a home: the Berbère Palace, a luxury hotel designed to feel like a village.
The moment you step through the entrance, the essence of the experience needs no words: the coolness of a patio after the heat of the road, the tranquillity of an avenue of orange trees, the desert light falling upon the earthen walls.
There is a concept of luxury that requires neither gold nor superlatives. It is about space, about time slowing down, and about a certain way of being in a place. In Ouarzazate, at the gateway to Morocco’s Deep South, this concept has a home: the Berbère Palace, a luxury hotel designed to feel like a village.
The moment you step through the entrance, the essence of the experience needs no words: the coolness of a patio after the heat of the road, the tranquillity of an avenue of orange trees, the desert light falling upon the earthen walls.
There is a concept of luxury that requires neither gold nor superlatives. It is about space, about time slowing down, and about a certain way of being in a place. In Ouarzazate, at the gateway to Morocco’s Deep South, this concept has a home: the Berbère Palace, a luxury hotel designed to feel like a village.
The moment you step through the entrance, the essence of the experience needs no words: the coolness of a patio after the heat of the road, the tranquillity of an avenue of orange trees, the desert light falling upon the earthen walls.
