In the heart of the Marrakech medina, behind the ochre ramparts listed as a world heritage site, Palais Beit Al Noor reveals an 18th-century luxury residence, restored with elegance and sensitivity.

This intimate palace in Marrakech embodies the subtle encounter between the Moroccan art of living and the soul of Lebanon. With only twelve rooms, including four suites, arranged around three patios, it offers a rare atmosphere of calm, serenity, and privacy.

The owners, Joëlle and Nicolas Delsuc, a Franco-Lebanese couple, named this residence Beit Al Noor – the House of Light – in homage to the omnipresent natural light and to a life project rooted between Lebanon and Morocco.

Magnified by the excellence of Moroccan craftsmanship, the Palais Beit Al Noor is not a traditional hotel, but a Beit, a true place of living and sharing, conceived as a private home in the medina.