Villa Perroquet Bleu - Pool

Villa Le Perroquet Bleu sits in the Palmeraie in Marrakech, tucked into the Douar Matrane quarter where the road quiets down and dense planting closes in on both sides. The property operates as a private villa turned guesthouse, and the Mediterranean influence reads clearly in the architecture: arched doorways, tiled floors, ironwork, and a palette that leans pale stone and terracotta against deep garden green. It is the garden that organises everything here. Mature trees, flowering hedges, and birds moving through the canopy give the grounds a layered, slightly wild quality that softens the built edges and keeps the light filtered even at midday. Three pools sit within the garden. One is heated, the other two run cooler, and between them they offer enough variety that you can follow the sun or avoid it depending on the hour. Loungers line the water with towels provided, and chill-out music drifts across the pool area at a volume that registers as atmosphere rather than interruption. The scale is intimate rather than grand: on quieter days you may have the water largely to yourself, which is part of what makes the place work. It feels closer to swimming at a private house than checking into a hotel. Le Perroquet Bleu restaurant serves Moroccan and international cooking through breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Tagines, tanjiya, and Moroccan salads draw consistent praise from guests, and the kitchen handles dietary requests with genuine care. Day passes give non-guests access to the pool with lunch included from late morning through to early evening, or with dinner from late afternoon onward. A spa operates on site with hammam, steam room, massage, and beauty treatments. Seventeen rooms and suites open onto garden or pool views, and the entire villa can be hired privately for events. Villa Le Perroquet Bleu works for visitors who want a pool day with a domestic, unhurried quality: good food, warm service, garden shade, and water that feels like it belongs to you for the afternoon.