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Welcome to the Sebban Palace, a true jewel of Moroccan-Andalusian architecture, nestled in the heart of the Marrakech medina.
Imagine stepping into a place where every stone tells a story, where time seems to stand still to celebrate elegance and tradition.
Palais Sebban invites you to experience something truly unique, blending luxurious comfort with historical authenticity.
This palace is named after Caid Sebban, the former owner of the property, whose family maintained the residence for centuries. After four years of meticulous restoration, the guest rooms opened in 2006, offering a majestic retreat where tranquility and happiness converge in the refined patios and salons.
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The Sebban Palace is not just a guesthouse: it is a place of memory, where the wonders of Hispano-Moorish art are revealed. Originally, it was a collection of 18th-century bourgeois houses, transformed into a palace over time.Today, its sophisticated decor and generous proportions evoke the elegance of the famous Bahia Palace.Located in the prestigious Ksour district, west of the medina, the palace stands alongside the residences of Marrakech's notables, witnesses to an era when each house told a story of family and social heritage.
The heart of the Riad, built in the second half of the 19th century, reflects the desire of its then owner, the king's finance minister, to recreate the spirit of an authentic Fassi residence. The carved woodwork, its finely crafted ceilings, the original walls and doors bear witness to ancestral craftsmanship. As in any bourgeois house of the time, each space had its function: the men's apartments, the women's apartments, and the "douiria" for guests, with their separate entrance, thus preserving the privacy of the household, the Harem. Every step in the Sebban Palace is a journey through history, culture, and Oriental art, offering its visitors an immersion in the past without sacrificing contemporary comfort.
