"Dar Lalla F' Dila is a douiriya (dependence) - house of reception of vizier Mnebhi, War Minister of sultan Moulay-Abd el Aziz at the end of the XIXth century- of Dar Mnebhi who accommodates the museum of Marrakesh today.This dar with rare architectural characteristics is a real small jewel in the historical heart of the medina. Its owners wanted to rehabilitate it in a modern way while preserving its charm and authenticity.With a little imagination, you will love the quite particular atmosphere of a house which accommodated Josephine Baker during World War II. Ground floor- Patio with fountain, surrounded by columns- Large Moroccan living room with fireplace, very high ceilings (possibility 3 beds children or adolescents)- Guest toilet1st Floor- Dining room open as a gallery- Moroccan Living European with fireplace (possibility 3 beds children or adolescents)- Steam bath and toilet sinksTerrace- Panoramic views of the Medina, the Koutoubia, the Museum of Marrakech, the Medersa Ben Youssef , the Atlas mountain.- Equipped terrace: lounge caidale Moroccan tents, sofabeds,"