It is a true love story that brought together Caroline and Patrick in Marrakech. She Provencal, he Alsatian and a great desire to start something together with their little girl, Elisa. They choose Morocco, a country they particularly love for its beauty, its inhabitants, its culture and its welcome. They will visit 84 houses in the Medina before choosing the district Dar El Bacha for its charm, antique dealers, access and proximity to historical sites. The three magnificent palm trees planted in the middle of the courtyard will naturally lead to call this house Riad les Trois Palmiers, then Riad les Trois Palmiers El Bacha when they can enlarge, 1 year later, this luxurious Riad. It is an 18th century house that they will renovate for two years with the objective of receiving travelers from all over the world in a Moroccan decor that favors comfort, luxury and serenity. Dozens of craftsmen intervened and renovated this house in the purest tradition, with the old materials such zellige, tataouis, zouac, wrought iron, tadelakt, cedar wood ... It is in this beautiful area of Pacha El Glaoui, governor of Marrakech at the beginning of the last century, that they receive you with a team of 11 people, available permanently, wishing to really transform a "normal" stay into an "unforgettable" stay. . The Riad has 13 rooms for up to 28 people, two patios, two pools and more than 250m2 terrace where the sunset over the Medina is beautiful. Many private spaces, lounges and relaxation areas are there to enjoy with sweetness of life in a riad. Each room has beautiful bathrooms, with bathrobes, hair dryers and welcome products with scents of jasmine and orange blossom coming from Maison les Sens de Marrakech. The bed linen and towels of the House Balzatex is of a high quality and a comfort worthy of the big Hotels. It is possible every evening to have dinner at the Riad, whith a fabulous meal and candlelight, in the pure Moroccan tradition. Dalila, an outstanding cook, present in the house for twelve years, will make you discover the flavors of Moroccan dishes, salads, briouates, different tagines, pastries and the famous mint tea that embalms the house.