Ground Floor: Library and lounge area with working fireplace. Courtyard with plants and hanging chair.

First Floor: Open plan kitchen and dining area leading into a large lounge area with two fireplaces and music centre. Bedroom and bathroom with shower/wetroom.

Second Floor: Bedrooms two and three, with large bath/shower in between, plus terrace with sun loungers and covered seating area and hammock.

Third Floor: Fourth bedroom with private terrace and seating area. Sink on terrace. Fantastic roof top vies and plants.

There is a fully equipped kitchen, a full library, board games, an extensive music collection and a wireless internet connection if you want to bring your laptop. Wood can be provided for the fire.

Please note that there are a lot of stairs, so this property is not suitable for the elderly or for small children. There are two cats in the house who are fed by the maid and are very self-sufficient.

There is a large selection of books, CD's and board games for use while staying at Dar Lalla.

Outside Facilities
There are two terraces each with seating areas, a hammock and two sunbeds. Portable barbecue.

A small welcome pack is supplied for your arrival - a fruit basket, tea, coffee, water, and milk.

Complimentary babouche (Moroccan slippers) are supplied for each client (staying for a minimum of 1 week). Bath robes and towels are also provided (please note beach towels are not supplied).

Bose speakers for all those who have an iPod and wireless Internet access for those who want to bring their laptops.

An information pack with a restaurant guide, information on Hammams, horse riding, quad biking, etc. is available for you to review.

Local Area
Two and a half hours north from Agadir and west from Marrakech lies a dusty coastal town steeped in history and rich in culture. It is here that Orson Welles based his Othello, Jimi Hendrix found the inspiration for 'Castles In The Sand' and thousands of hippies have trodden a well worn trail.

This is the beautiful 18th Century fortified medina of Essaouira, a Moroccan port and fishing harbour on the North African Atlantic coast. Now Morocco's most favoured coastal town, it has managed to retain a laid-back timelessness rarely seen on the bustling streets of modern Morocco. Inside the pink ramparts is a blend of French-styled squares and whitewashed arches and avenues. This is a centre of arts, crafts and music and together with its fishing port and beautiful wide sandy beaches, Essaouira has become a much sought after destination. The food is delicious with fresh fish caught daily, the wind surfing is some of the best in the world, the beaches are stunning, the markets or souks are a joy and the relaxed cosmopolitan atmosphere makes Essaouira a great place for just about everyone.

Everything is in about ten minutes walking distance, and there are no cars allowed in the Medina. This is a wonderful town to stroll around, stopping every now and then in one of the many cafes for a delicious sweet mint tea or Moroccan coffee.

Directions
Fly to Marrakech, where clients will be met by the owner's driver who will drive them directly to the villa. Transfer cost is 600 dirham each way (about £50) for a normal car and 1,200 dirham (about £100) for a people carrier.

For around £10 per head a traditional evening Moroccan meal
can be cooked for you and brought to the door.

Transfers to and from Marrakech can also be arranged.