A cultural cocoon for discovery and relaxation
At the heart of the Palace, the Es Saadi Library reveals itself as a cultural cocoon of discovery and relaxation, a hushed space where time seems to stand still. This intimate place, designed to spark curiosity as much as to offer a moment of calm, fully embodies the spirit of the Palace: a home where art, culture and the art of living come together in naturally elegant harmony.
A library of exploration, open to Morocco and the world
The Library has been conceived as a true library of discovery, inviting guests to explore a variety of worlds:
This diversity offers a multifaceted reading experience, where Morocco unfolds through its pages while engaging in dialogue with the rest of the world.
A setting enhanced with works of art
More than just a reading room, the Library is a living space adorned with selected pieces of art on display. Carefully chosen, these pieces extend the artistic atmosphere of Es Saadi and lend the place a sensitive, almost museum-like character, while remaining warm and welcoming.
Each work resonates with the books surrounding it, reinforcing the feeling of a refined cocoon where discovery takes place as much through the gaze as through reading.
A place that tells the story of the Bauchet-Bouhlal family
The Library also pays tribute to the history of the House through elements dedicated to the Bauchet-Bouhlal family, founders of Es Saadi.
One discovers heritage markers retracing the vision, commitment and legacy of this family who shaped the identity of the House.
There are also several awards and distinctions received by Mrs Élisabeth Bauchet Bouhlal, whose involvement in the Moroccan art scene has profoundly marked the place. Among these distinctions are awards linked to the contemporary art competition she organised, an initiative that supported and highlighted numerous emerging artists.
These elements make the Library a lived-in space, imbued with memory and transmission.
A refined cocoon dedicated to calm, inspiration and relaxation
The armchairs and carefully arranged alcoves invite guests to relax and immerse themselves in a book on Morocco, explore a foreign-language novel, or admire a displayed artwork, all within discreet and refined comfort.
For those wishing to vary their pleasures, the Library also offers the possibility to enjoy a board game, such as draughts, in a quiet and intimate atmosphere conducive to reflection or gentle conversation.
Every moment spent here becomes a unique interlude, blending culture, relaxation and serenity.
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