Mata Hari

Mata Hari
Exotic and Sensual
Double Room located on the first floor. This room has air conditioning, two beds, 
free Wi-Fi and a bathroom with high cosmetic items.

Free Wi-Fi

For your moments of sharing photos.
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Airport Transfer

Do not worry about arriving at our Riad: 
- Transfer / way (1-3 p.): €25 
- Transfer / way (4-6 p.): €35 
- Transfer / way (7-10 p.): €55

High Quality Amenities

Les Sens de Marrakech 100% natural ingredients.

Air conditioner

Cold or hot.

Bar

Take something and enjoy.

Public Parking

200 meters in the Riad Laarouss Square.
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Splash Pool

Relax after a long day of sightseeing.

Room Prices

Riad Rental

Rent the complete Riad, and enjoy privacy and exclusivity. Prices include breakfast and VAT. Does not include Local Taxes € 2.50 per person and night.

from € 700 / night TA: € 800 / night

Normal Rate

UP TO 15% DISCOUNT BOOKING ONLINE.

Prices include breakfast and VAT. Does not include Local Taxes € 2.50 per person and night.

from € 105 / night

High season


Christmas
Holy Week
Long weekends / Holiday weekends

from € 125 / night

Extras

Cava

20€

Flowers

18€

Lunch

25€/per person

Dinner

30€/per person

Mata Hari, whose real name was Margaretha Geertruida Zelle, was an exotic dancer, courtesan and spy during the First World War. Few women have awakened so many passions and sowed as much mystery around them as Mata-Hari, the most legendary spy of our century ... She was beautiful, photogenic, sensual ... With such a contemporary beauty that could appear on any billboard now altering citizen peace with its powerful eroticism. Margaretha Geertruida Zelle was born in the small Dutch city of Leeuwarden, but would end up traveling throughout Europe thanks to her incredible sexual magnetism and her weakness for the military, whom she enchanted with her charms on and off the stage.
Paris, Madrid, Berlin, Monte Carlo, Vienna ... A life of legend was invented without suspecting that reality would far exceed the great reach of his imagination. Sometimes she was an expert Javanese princess in exotic dances; others, the heiress of a priest and Hindu in whose sacred temple he had first seen the light (Mata Hari means "eye of the dawn"). He also claimed to have learned in India the sacred dances of "devandasisher" and "kandaswami", as well as the ancient divination and love arts of eastern cultures. In a Europe fascinated by the many mysteries of the newly conquered colonies, its fame of sex-symbol flew over the borders with the same lightness that flew its seven veils on the spicy nights of Paris. Then came the private dance exhibitions, the palaces, the rich lovers, the very very VIP. Some protected her and covered her with jewels and others ended up denouncing her Machiavellian bed breaks (nothing to do with dressing gowns or sleepwear).
World War I had broken out and nobody ran with little girls. She was accused of espionage by the French and shot in the Prison of San Lázaro, in Paris, on February 13, 1917. She had girl's breasts and woman's eyes with countless hours of flight, one of those firm looks that seem to arise directly from the earth. The numerous jewels that adorn her in almost all of her photos speak to us of great ambition and few scruples, the righteous to long for a dead mother for life on the same day of her birth; mourn her little Norman, poisoned by a servant, and try to recover in vain the custody of her daughter Non, after her husband snatched her accusing her of libertine. They say he threw a kiss at the firing squad in charge of his death.
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