The delightful hotel comprises 4 bedrooms, all with tadelakt bathrooms. The rooms open onto a pretty little patio with a traditional wall-mounted fountain strewn with fresh rose petals. It was home to several generations of the same family until 2000, and is part of a group of dwellings built in the heart of the Old City in 1881. It offers a small lobby with 24-hour reception, a 40 m² patio with palm and lemon trees on the ground floor, a beautiful Moroccan-style lounge in a colonnaded gallery, a library, restaurant and a lavatory on the first floor. A caidal tent, a small sitting room and a small office/bedroom on the roof terrace, Internet access, a DVD player and board games are also at guests' disposal. People from muslim countries/religion need a marriage certificate to share a double room.