Located in the heart of a 14-hectare olive grove, EDEN Palace rises with grace and elegance. Built to reflect a blend of cultures and building traditions, to bring charm, delicacy, and majesty.

This estate was built and designed by a renowned designer, who drew on her travels and professional experience.
A lover and enthusiast of art, she was able to transform a 14-hectare virgin olive grove into a splendid private estate.

The 20 pavilions, which look like African tents with curves that will amaze and delight your stay. There are three types of pavilions, which vary in size.

Each pavilion has a bedroom with a dressing room, terrace, and a large bathroom. The larger pavilions have two bedrooms. The bathrooms offer beautiful views of the outside gardens while maintaining privacy.

The pavilions are spread out over the estate, allowing for privacy and enjoyment of the space. The various buildings on the estate and the pavilions are connected by small dirt paths that blend into the scenery.

The estate was built to blend in with nature and respect its environment, so that elegance rhymes with nature.

Within the estate, there is the main building for catering with a double reception, professional kitchen, outdoor space, and roof-top that offers a breathtaking view of the Atlas Mountains and the estate. There are no neighbours and nothing to disturb the stay.

Further down the estate, there is a pool house, with a beautiful dining area and a majestic swimming pool. Next to it, a relaxation area with a massage room and hammam has been designed to offer maximum well-being and relaxation.

A tennis court has been built on the estate, with a vegetable garden of 1 hectare.

The estate still has a lot of potential for expansion, if you wish to bring in other relaxation or sports areas. It has never been open to the public, only fully privatised.

Eden palace will meet your needs and expectations in terms of events. It has been designed to offer large and magical spaces.

The domain also has numerous storage spaces and outbuildings to allow the activity to be in full swing.