How the bedrooms are arranged
- The master suite has a large bathroom and a private terrace.
- Three further en-suite bedrooms sit in the main residence.
- One separate en-suite bedroom gives extra privacy, which suits grandparents, a couple travelling with the family, or a nanny.
That makes five en-suite bedrooms sleeping ten adults. Every bedroom has a garden view, its own terrace, a large bathroom and air conditioning. Five extra beds for children bring the total to fifteen guests.
Why it works for a family
- A walled garden of one hectare. Children have room to run and the gate stays closed.
- A heated pool with loungers and shade all day, plus a plunge pool and a jacuzzi for four with Atlas views.
- A nanny on request, arranged by the concierge.
- Things to do without leaving: padel court, pétanque court, ping-pong, board games and chess, a private gym and yoga in the garden.
- Meals for every age. The private chef cooks for the children's table and the adults' table alike.
Why it works for a group of friends
The 800 m² residence has indoor and outdoor living and dining, a pool house with a shaded lounge, a sound system that covers the pool, padel court, garden, living room and spa, and a Spa Suite with hammam and massage. Fibre internet and an office with a printer cover the person who has to take a call.
What it costs per person
The estate is taken whole, from €3,000 per day. With ten guests that is from €300 per person per day, with the butler, chef's service, housekeeping, daily laundry and return airport transfers included. The final rate depends on season and party size. The villa or hotel comparison sets the numbers out in full.