Ksar Massa
"Glorious ocean scenery through wide, carefully designed windows, and fine beds..."
Stay at Ksar Massa
Located 25 miles south of Agadir, Sidi R’bat is considered to be a place of strength and beauty, complete with a 5 miles stretch of fine sandy beach at the heart of Souss-Massa National Park and it’s bird sanctuary. Many species of birds such as greater flamingo, blue tit, crane, marbled teal and the bald ibis may be watched here.
The rooms are a mixture of traditional rooms furnished with local handicraft, carpets and fabrics collected from the medinas of several cities in Morocco. Each room has its own personality, and elegant style.
You will enjoy the glorious ocean scenery through wide, carefully designed windows, and fine beds.
The owner’s of Ksar Massa are keen on the art of fine living and boast a sophisticated table with excellent cuisine, together with a simple and warm welcome, cosy surroundings and stylish decor.
Languages spoken: English and French.
***The prices are per room per night for 2 persons including breakfast and dinner.***
Base prices are in Moroccan Dirhams: Sterling, Euro, and USD rates will vary by exchange rate.
Rooms at Ksar Massa
Hirondelle
The enchanting Hirondelle is fairly unusual compared to most rooms in the hotel. Its uniqueness lies in the choice of both colours and fabrics. It is complete with ensuite bathroom, seating area, balcony and sea views. It has air-conditioning and heating.
Mesange Bleue
Instant trip to the Mediterranean sea! White, blue and simplicity blend in to create an atmosphere of plain quietness that radiates from this room. Except for a little touch of the hosts' own personal taste, this is a replica of a mansion in Chaouen, a little town located in the North of Morocco.
Sarcelle Marbee
Welcome to Marrakesh, complete with chiselled Tadelakt walls, colours, wrought iron, painted wood and carpets. Now just look out the window and realize you are in a totally different place, right on the Atlantic Coast!
Flamant Rose
This room has no separate seating area. Our customers call it 'The Pink Room', even though that specific colour only appears on cloth material. While the bedroom walls are whitewashed in shades of purple grey, the bathroom walls are coated with Tadelakt from Marrakesh. From here you get one of the finest views in the hotel.
Suite Crue Sendree
Ranging from blue to pastel green, the tones here are those of the Rif Mountains in the North of Morocco. The use of Tadelakt, a special material from the South, brings a feeling of freshness and serenity to this room.
Pie
Quite unique in the way it was designed and laid out - a twin room spread out on two ground levels - in shades of deep blue toned with Florentine yellow, the 'Pie' room is the perfect choice for couples travelling with young children.
Tchagra
Welcome to Tchagra, a theatrical room with heavy curtains and wine-coloured walls. Special whitewash treatment, floors inlaid with zellige (ceramic) patterns and rugs with sparkling colours all give Tchagra its distinctive Moroccan style.
Ibis
Dressed in overall shades of ochre-orange and yellow, the Ibis room looks like some Orientalist's dream, complete with 100-year old wood beams recycled from an ancient house in the medina of Salé, wrought iron gates, a cosy little reading alcove overlooking the hotel gardens, and a raised ground bed.
Cormoran
Set in a typical South Moroccan country style, the 'Cormoran' stands out with its overall tone of violet coming in a variety of nuances depending on the material, ranging from curtains and bed-covers cut from Berber rugs picked at the local souks, to cupboards doors made of velvet.
Bulbul
With its beige and dark brown colouring (walls and fabrics), this room is entirely designed with carpets originating from the Atlas Mountains - from bedspread up to curtains, including bedside rug, tapestry and cushions. The subtle mix of Morocco highlands style and oriental style ultimately gives this room its muffled, opulent atmosphere.
