The Maison Proust spa required more than a year and thousands of hours of work to emerge. One room at a time, the best craftsmen from the palaces of the King of Morocco poured their remarkable expertise to give birth to this architectural gem. Inventing perspectives, they were virtuosos in combining lines and repeating motifs to create skilful geometries and mysterious arabesques, forming a perfect harmony of marble, Moroccan tiles, and tadelakt.

Under a wooden ceiling shrouded in shadows, lanterns provide a subtle play of light reflecting on the marble floors as they make the pool water shimmer. Against a backdrop of blues and greys, subtle fragrances from a forgotten Orient waft by as a fountain gently babbles, forming an enchanting symphony of secular colours and materials from the East.

Comprising a ten-metre swimming pool punctuated by elegantly tiled columns, a steam room and three treatment suites, the Maison Proust Spa is poetry for the senses, and the most magical part of Maison Proust.