Casa Lila & Spa

I am nearly 70 years old, I find it hard to say it out loud, I have been travelling for 50 years, I have visited maybe 80 different countries and stayed in hundreds of hotels. This is , quite simply, one of the best of them all. Can I try to explain why ?On arrival it is so unassuming; a small entrance from a busy street in the middle of the ancient Medina. A single sign, it would be easy to miss, but inside, it is like Doctor Who’s Tardis: only about 10 bedrooms arranged over four levels; each built around a central courtyard with tables, sunbeds and so onIt is immaculately clean and artistically decoratedThe top floor is quiet, peaceful with a great view over the city. A perfect place to spend two hours with a book on sunny afternoonThe breakfast is one of the beds, not just as the food is so imaginative, but because of the friendly service, and the stunning locationWe LOVED our bedroom: a large comfortable bed, high quality cotton (or was kt line ?) sheets and pillows, spotlessly clean, an architecturally stunning bathroom, tea, coffee, air con. We had it all, a little oasis among the hustle and bustle of the MedinaTop of the pops though come the staff at the hotel and that means everyone: a fine team,. Everybody friendly, everybody knowing their jobs. Nothing was too much to ask. They really made this feel like homeFinally, here is to tip. The hotel does not have a permanent restaurant but Expedia's limit on characters won't let me tell you anymore