PRESS COVERAGE
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Since opening our doors, IZZA has swiftly attracted attention from prestigious media outlets worldwide. Our unique fusion of contemporary art and design with traditional Moroccan craftsmanship has garnered high praise and featured in esteemed publications such as Condé Nast Traveller, The Times, Vogue, Forbes and more...
Condé Nast Traveller
THE BEST HOTELS IN MARRAKECH, 2024.
“The riad is inspired by Willis and a certain classic Marrakech aesthetic, but is also a space for forward-looking digital art... Some of the courtyards have little plunge pools, and there’s a beautiful rooftop that feels like a secret garden refuge, with day beds and an excellent locavore restaurant.”
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IZZA MARRAKECH: INTIMATE, EXCLUSIVE, AND UNAPOLOGETICALLY LAVISH
“If there’s one place where the spirit of Marrakech’s bohemian history and the heights of today’s art world seamlessly converge, it’s IZZA. The new riad, situated in Marrakech’s historic medina, channels a distinct vision rooted in the legacy of designer Bill Willis; the American expat who redefined Moroccan interiors with his lavish, Moroccan-meets-modernist style."
The Times
THE £140-A-NIGHT MARRAKESH HOTEL WITH A £5 MILLION ART COLLECTION.
“There are visual treats everywhere. Room sizes vary considerably around the courtyards, and include a private apartment as well as a palatial, pinkish suite that doffs its cap towards the 1970s work of Yves Saint Laurent.”
ELLE
11 best places to visit in 2025.
“The fashion crowd has long held a fascination with Morocco’s bohemian enclave, and a new direct flight on United Airlines from Newark Liberty International Airport brings Marrakech closer than ever... and the decadent Izza offers one of the most magical rooftops in the city."
Forbes
THIS GLAMOROUS NEW MARRAKECH HOTEL DOUBLES AS A CONTEMPORARY ART GALLERY.
“One of the newest entrants into this category is Izza, a 14-room hotel on the quiet side of Marrakech’s medina. The hotel, which opened last year, blends traditional Moroccan riad architecture, inspiration from 1970s socialite and interior designer Bill Willis, and dazzlingly contemporary art, mostly made by emerging Moroccan and international artists.”
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