La Maison Palmier

Architecture Desiré M'bengue

Architecture Desiré M'bengue

Beneath the shadow of 200 varieties of palm trees, the lush outdoor spaces are the heart of the hotel.

The nine low-slung structures are unique but harmonious, deconstructed to feel contemporary and residential. Garden paths wind through the grounds, connecting living spaces to the restaurant, bar, and outdoor terraces, which draw locals with their lively scene. At the center is a sparkling pool—this is an oasis, after all—checkered in green marble.

Interior design Maxime Liautard

Interiors blend sophisticated lines, Old World details, and local artwork for a contemporary-meets-tropical style.

Guestrooms are warm and welcoming, with expansive garden-view windows, bespoke furnishings, wood paneling, terrazzo floors, textiles curated by a Senegalese designer, and custom carpets in rich red or green. Spacious, light-filled bathrooms are styled with cream and sage-colored tiles and elegant Art Deco-influenced mirrors.