Appartement rez de chaussée

Hidden inside Jardin Ifrane, this ground-floor apartment sits within one of Morocco's most unusual towns — a mid-Atlas resort built in 1929 by French colonial planners to resemble an Alpine village, complete with pitched slate roofs and stone facades.

Ifrane sits at 1,665 metres elevation, making it significantly cooler than Fez or Marrakech year-round. In summer it draws Moroccan families escaping lowland heat; in winter the surrounding cedar forests see regular snowfall, and the ski station at Michlifen is 20 kilometres away.

The property has earned a perfect 10.0 rating across its early reviews — rare at any category. Jardin Ifrane places guests within walking distance of the town's famously clean central park and the stone lion sculpture that has marked the town square for decades.