Villa Anjam

This vibrant modern villa nestled in an olive grove is only a fifteen minute drive from the hustle and bustle of the centre of the ‘Red City”.  If you can imagine every colour you could see at, Djemaa El Fina square, it has been used in the spectacular interior decoration of this villa.  With five superb bedrooms over three levels Villa Anjam offers fun filled accommodation for up to 10 guests to have the holiday of a lifetime.
 
The interior design of the villa combines an alluring mix of exotic Moroccan decor and plush modern comfort, the lounge strikes the perfect balance between modern design and Moroccan influences. Large colourful sofas face an atmospheric fireplace which partially separates the lounge from the quirky, almost fairy tale like dining area with beautifully chosen artwork and curios lining the walls throughout.  Between the formal living space and the doors out to the terrace is a modern take on the traditional Bhou. A fabulous U shaped sofa with colourful cushions tucked out of the way, perhaps the perfect place to sit on a cooler evening as darkness falls and enjoy the spectacle of the stars and villa lights reflecting on the pool.

Each of the five spacious bedrooms with dressing areas and magnificent bathrooms is decorated in a unique combination of European comfort with Moroccan chic. The first of these with a strong traditional Moroccan theme is on the ground floor, it has access to the terrace overlooking the gardens.  The three first floor bedrooms incorporate the master suite which is rather special.  These three bedrooms and the roof top terrace are accessible via a stunning internal helicoidal staircase, just one of the many superb design features of this fabulous villa, or, by an external stair which allows access to the pool from your bedroom.
The fifth bedroom is located on the lower ground floor, this certainly doesn’t mean it is the lesser room, it is quite simply beautiful, the warm terracotta colours of the furnishings mirroring the huge pots on the terrace outside.  Perhaps not best suited for children though as it is apart from all of the other bedrooms

The attention to design and detail is no less outside the villa, the exquisitely furnished   terraces are partially covered, one shaded by a magnificent olive tree.  The covered outdoor dining area is so bright and cheerful with the most amazing lighting and a huge table which can seat a full complement of guests.

The magnificent pool is long enough for a few energetic lengths or perfect to lie beside enjoying a peaceful afternoon soaking up the sun.  

The sub-tropical gardens have been extremely well designed, with many mature trees planted throughout the lawns, giant cacti in gravel beds and fruit trees trained against the boundary wall.

Villa Anjam also has a private hammam and a sauna, the hammam is an age-old tradition as well as an important part of life for modern Moroccans, who attend at least once a week to clean themselves and catch up on local gossip. The hammam ritual involves spending time in one of the steam rooms to cleanse your skin before covering your body in savon noir (a black soap made of olive oil). You then scrub yourself with an exfoliating mitt to remove dead skin and dirt, before rinsing off using a bucket of water.