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Have a Looky Loo Inside El Fenn in Marrakech
Baby's got bath.
They like big tubs and they cannot lie.
When we got a glimpse of El Fenn in a Condè Nast Traveler piece on the most luxurious hotel bathrooms in the world, it was game over. To say that the Marrakech-based property takes the ritual of the bath seriously would be an understatement.
What started as a small guest house owned by Howell James and Vanessa Branson has evolved into 41 rooms and suites, plus a 1,300-square-meter rooftop spanning 2,700 square meters of the Marrakech medina. The hotel's colorful rooms and attention to decorative detail earned it a reputation as one of Marrakech’s most beautiful hotels – with Architectural Digest calling it “Instagram gold.”
With bold colors, gorgeous Moroccan influences, contemporary art and killer mid-century mod furniture, peep at these baths we’re sharin’, we’re hooked and we can’t stop starin’.
But if a trip to Marrakech isn’t in your future, here’s how to get the look at home:
Queen 2 Wall Art
Artist Van Hoang navigates contemporary identities through the expressive use of color and abstraction in portraiture.
Klein Extra Wide Stainless Steel Clawfoot Bathtub
This tub makes a gorgeous and glam addition to any bathroom.
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Piazza in Carrara + Grigio Carnico Marble Piazza Tile
This checkerboard gray and white tile is classic and luxe.
Kasbah Shag Wool Cotton Rug
This Moroccan-inspired rug is made with premium wool and is handcrafted in a fair trade-certified facility.
Black and Gold Moroccan Style Cut-Out Hanging Lantern Pendant
Moroccan-style lantern pendant light features decorative cut-out designs uniquely finished with a matte black on the outside and a contrasting rich gold on the inside.
