L’Iglesia Hotel — El Jadida, Morocco

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Interior of the L’Iglesia Hotel — El Jadida, Morocco with white low chairs, wooden furniture and intricate metal railings
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A 16th-century converted church in the Unesco heritage city of El Jadida, this 13-suite jewel is the latest project from French-born Jean Dominique Leymarie, the man behind Marrakech's Beldi Country Club. Leymarie took on the interiors as well, which marry French-influenced Art Deco furniture (the Mathieu Matégot chairs are a pleasant surprise) with old radios, hats, bags, mirrors, chandeliers and rugs handpicked from the souks. Intricate decorative detailing and vaulted ceilings add to the drama - as does the rooftop terrace, overlooking the historic Portuguese ramparts and the Atlantic coast.

Common area of the L’Iglesia Hotel — El Jadida, Morocco, with red upholstered chair and carpets, wall hangings and wooden furniture

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Interior of the L’Iglesia Hotel — El Jadida, Morocco with tiles floors and walls, intricate lighting and seating

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Bedroom of the L’Iglesia Hotel — El Jadida, Morocco with etal bedstewad, wooden furniture and wall niches

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Exterior of the L’Iglesia Hotel — El Jadida, Morocco with cream stone walls and wooden window shutters

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ADDRESS

Eglise Espagnole
Cite Portuguaise
El Jadida
Morocco

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