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Upscale Moroccan restaurant atop Es Saadi Palace, blending traditional and modern cuisine. Panoramic views of Marrakech and Atlas Mountains from a spectacular terrace. Decor inspired by Moroccan architecture with carved columns.
La Cour des Lions occupies the penthouse of the Es Saadi Palace Hotel in Marrakech. From its large picture windows and terrace, the view stretches over the hotel’s gardens, the western side of the city and the Atlas Mountains, offering a particularly pleasant atmosphere at sunset. The venue stands out for its warm ambiance, enhanced by the sound of the oud welcoming guests as they arrive.
Designed by Moroccan architect Aziz Lamghari, the restaurant blends Moroccan heritage with Andalusian influences, drawing inspiration from the iconic Cour des Lions at the Alhambra. Notable features include:
The space includes a large lounge and two terraces, creating an elegant, authentic and majestic setting where light dances across the carved details, giving the place a truly unique atmosphere.
Led by Chef Fatéma Hal and her team, the cuisine combines Moroccan traditions with French techniques, highlighting the Kingdom’s signature dishes:
Each dish reflects Berber, Arab-Muslim and Jewish influences, telling the story of Morocco’s great culinary families and their heritage.
A visit to La Cour des Lions is an immersion into Moroccan culture and gastronomy. The blend of architectural beauty, panoramic views and refined cuisine creates a memorable, sensory experience that appeals to both heritage lovers and food enthusiasts.
Location
Located on the 3rd floor of the Palace Es Saadi, the Court of Lions restaurant offers its guests an unprecedented culinary experience that draws from the ancestral cuisine of Morocco. Under the guidance of Chef Fatéma Hal, the menu pairs perfectly with the Arab-Andalusian inspired decor. Made in Marrakech has tried this dining spot.