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Hotel in Hivernage, Marrakesh
Offering an outdoor pool, Savoy Le Grand Hotel is set in Marrakech, 1640 feet from Menara Gardens. The hotel has a barbecue and a free WiFi is provided throughout the property. Great stay. Above all the staff was the greatest. Genuinely friendly and engaging. They went beyond the call of duty. And yes great breakfast. Whatever you want it is there. Will certainly return
Hotel in Gueliz, Marrakesh
Offering an outdoor pool and a restaurant, Radisson Blu Hotel Marrakech Carré Eden is located in Marrakech. Free WiFi access is available. Location and clean Staff are friendly Thanks mis/ samia
Hotel in Marrakesh
Located in Marrakech in the Marrakech-Tensift-Haouz Region, 2.5 mi from Majorelle Gardens, Wazo Hotel features a spa center and fitness center. Everything was amazing will definitely be back!! Breakfast top , rooms top, pool extra top I would come back to this hotel anytime!!
Hotel in Gueliz, Marrakesh
In Marrakech's Gueliz district, a quarter mile from Avenue Mohammed VI and a 15 minute walk from Majorelle Gardens, this hotel offers air-conditioned rooms. I like that they do not have a bar which is good.
Hotel in Agdal, Marrakesh
A 15-minute walk from the Agdal Gardens, this hotel offers a daily breakfast, an outdoor pool and free Wi-fi. Got an unexpected upgrade to a suite. Beautiful terrace.
Hotel in Hivernage, Marrakesh
LABRANDA Rose Aqua Parc is a 20-minute walk from Jemaa El Fna. It offers 2 swimming pools (heated in winter), an aqua park, and a Balneotherapy spa with a sauna and hammam. Everything was as expected. We have spent 4 days. We spent it all within the hotel. Everything was available there: food, drinks, activities for us and the kids... It was great. Thanks to the lovely staff.
Hotel in Palmeraie, Marrakesh
Overlooking the Atlas Mountains, this hotel is set in 10-hectare grounds, which include 3 swimming pools, landscaped gardens and a small lake. The service we received was excellent and staffs were very nice and welcoming.
Hotel in Gueliz, Marrakesh
Offering an outdoor pool and a restaurant, Blue Sea Le Printemps is located in Marrakech. Free WiFi access is available. Each room here will provide you with air conditioning and a mini-bar. It was great meeting with all staff
Hotel in Marrakesh
The Semiramis is set in 4-hectare park planted with palm trees, just 10 minutes from the Jamaâ El Fna Square. It features an outdoor swimming pool and a spa. Excellent service . Great location in the heart of kech . The staff were very accommodating and willing to help with a big smile . I have got an unexpected upgrade which was very nice . Will always come back
Hotel in Marrakesh
Hotel Relax Marrakech is located in Marrakech. Free WiFi access is available. Each room here will provide you with air conditioning. Very clean and good location, well definitely recommend.
Hotel in Agdal, Marrakesh
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Hotel in Hivernage, Marrakesh
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Hotel in Gueliz, Marrakesh
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Domaine des Remparts sit on a 2-hectare park in Marrakech and offers a view of the Atlas Mountains. It offers swimming pool and fitness center and 2 restaurants. Very good hotel. Location for people who wanna relax from urban life.
Hotel in Palmeraie, Marrakesh
This luxurious boutique hotel sits in a beautiful 3-hectare landscaped park in Marrakech. It is a charles Boccara Islamic architecture resort. It couldn't be better spiritual than this.
Hotel in Mechouar-Kasbah, Marrakesh
Set in Marrakesh’s historical center and close to Jamaâ El Fna Square this hotel has exotic gardens, an outdoor pool, spa with hammam, steam bath and traditional Moroccan beauty treatments. Amazing breakfast by the pool, well situated hotel, short walk to the medina
Hotel in Marrakesh
Located in Marrakech, 17 mi from Menara Gardens, Marrakech Desert Dome provides accommodations with a restaurant, free private parking, an outdoor swimming pool and a bar. that was one of my favorite stay, the space was very clean and the staff was so nice we enjoyed the...
Hotel in Marrakesh
Located in Marrakech, 8.1 mi from Yves Saint Laurent Museum, Atlas Widan features accommodations with a restaurant, free private parking, a bar and a shared lounge. Very nice property just outside Marrakesh. It takes 20-25 minutes to get to the city center.
Hotel in Marrakesh
Set in Marrakech, 7.5 mi from Yves Saint Laurent Museum, The Oberoi Marrakech offers accommodations with a restaurant, free private parking, free bikes and an outdoor swimming pool. Exceptionally beautiful and constructed.
Hotel in Palmeraie, Marrakesh
Set in Marrakech, 5.6 mi from Yves Saint Laurent Museum, Palais Ronsard Relais & Chateaux offers accommodations with a restaurant, free private parking, an outdoor swimming pool and a fitness center. The property is stunning. The buildings and the interior are beutiful.
Hotel in Marrakesh
Set in 20 Hectares, Mandarin Oriental, Marrakech is overlooking the Atlas Mountains and set in Marrakech. It is located 10 minutes' drive from Jemaa El Fna square. This was an incredible property. Every detail was done well. The gardens, pools, service, food.
Hotel in Marrakesh
Located in Marrakech, 1.6 mi from Yves Saint Laurent Museum, Domaine Casa Cecilia features accommodations with a restaurant, free private parking, an outdoor swimming pool and a bar.
Hotel in Marrakesh
Offering an outdoor pool and sun terrace, Hôtel Racine is located in Marrakech, a 5-minute drive from Djemaa El Fna square. The property offers a fitness center and a free Wi-Fi access in all areas. Nice and clean accommodation, great breakfast (even the orange juice was freshly made and also local...
Hotel in Marrakesh
Offering a pool and a restaurant, Yaad City Hotel is located in Marrakech, 2 minutes' walk to Majorelle Gardens. Free WiFi access is available. Super clean, especially compared to Medina’s riads.
Hotel in Gueliz, Marrakesh
In central Marrakech, this hotel combines traditional Moroccan style and contemporary design. It offers a terrace with views of the Gueliz district and free Wi-Fi access. We like the hotel: clean, warm, with good continental breakfast, the perfect place to stay with...
Hotel in Gueliz, Marrakesh
Attractively located in the Gueliz district of Marrakesh, Marrakech Inn Appart-hotel Pool & Spa is located 1.5 miles from Majorelle Gardens, 1.6 miles from Yves Saint Laurent Museum and 2.1 miles from... Everything , everything esp. the rooftop
Hotel in Gueliz, Marrakesh
Hôtel Ibn Batouta features air-conditioned rooms with satellite flat-screen TV in the Gueliz district of Marrakech. - new hotel, minder and clean,rooms with balcony, excellent staff , good breakfast, good location
Hotel in Marrakesh
Set in Marrakech, 98 feet' from Majorelle Garden, Palm Menara Hotel Marrakech features a restaurant and free WiFi throughout the property. Guests can enjoy the on-site bar. Reception Imane in reception she good professional
Hotel in Marrakesh
Offering an outdoor pool, Résidence Al Ounss is located in Marrakech. The property is 2.5 mi from Bahia Palace and 0.6 mi from Majorelle Gardens. Free Wi-Fi is available in all areas. Perfect location. 20 mins from airport.
Hotel in Medina, Marrakesh
Offering an outdoor and indoor pool, Royal Mansour Marrakech is located in Marrakech. The property is 1.2 mi from Bahia Palace and a 5-minute walk from the famous Djemaa El Fna square. Garden and Spa Actually everything ♥️
Hotel in Palmeraie, Marrakesh
Located in the Palmerie district, just 3.1 mi from Marrakech, Le Palais Rhoul and Spa offers luxury accommodations with 2 outdoor swimming pools, hammam, hot tub and massage treatments. Very nice breakfast. Large rooms with high ceilings (at least 4 mtrs) decorated with photos, books...
Hotel in Hivernage, Marrakesh
Surrounded by a large garden with an outdoor pool, Hôtel Dar Rhizlane is located in L’Hivernage, Marrakesh, 1.2 mi from Jamaâ El Fna Square. It features a spa. Absolutely charming, attention to all the details of making it comfortable and wonderful for its...
Hotel in Marrakesh
Spread across 2-hectares of gardens, this boutique hotel is a 2.6 mi shuttle ride from Jemaâ El Fna Square and faces the Atlas Mountains. The property was absolutely beautiful and the staff was very hospitable and caring. Beautiful pool.
Hotel in Palmeraie, Marrakesh
Set in Marrakech, near Palais de La Bahia, Domaine Abiad is a villa featuring an outdoor swimming pool. Free WiFi is available throughout the property. Everything! Just stunning! Staff are the best in here
Hotel in Medina, Marrakesh
The Naoura Barrière is spread over a beautiful garden landscape, centrally located in Marrakesh near the heart of the medina. It offers a peaceful setting and luxury facilities. Clean, modern, and well cared for property.
Hotel in Marrakesh
Offering an outdoor pool, Fairmont Royal Palm Marrakech is located a 20-minute drive from Marrakech. Free Wi-Fi access is available. Rooms here will provide you with a balcony. The room was massive. We got upgraded. The service was outstanding and everyone was very friendly.
Hotel in Palmeraie, Marrakesh
Located in Marrakech, Palais Namaskar is a 25-minute drive from the old Medina. It features an outdoor swimming pool with sunbeds, a wellness center and limousine service. All the service, staff and hotel room were excellent
On average, 3-star hotels in Marrakesh cost $43 per night, and 4-star hotels in Marrakesh are $67 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Marrakesh can be found for $174 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
Some of the best hotels in Marrakesh near Djemaa El Fna include Riad Les Nuits de Marrakech, Dar Andamaure and Gem Riad.
For hotels in Marrakesh that serve highly-rated breakfasts, try Domaine Casa Cecilia, Domaine Abiad, and Marrakech Desert Dome.
Travelers who stayed in Marrakesh near Marrakech-Menara Airport (RAK) have said good things about Four Seasons Resort Marrakech, Savoy Le Grand Hotel Marrakech, and Oasis lodges.
Medina, Mechouar-Kasbah, and Gueliz are popular with other travelers visiting Marrakesh.
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Marrakesh this weekend is $53 or, for a 4-star hotel, $85. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Marrakesh for this weekend cost around $292 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
These hotels in Marrakesh are highly rated by couples: Atlas Widan, The Oberoi Marrakech, and Royal Mansour Marrakech.
Atlas Widan, Marrakech Desert Dome, and Mandarin Oriental, Marrakech got great room view-related reviews from travelers in Marrakesh.
On average, it costs $53 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Marrakesh for tonight. You'll pay around $91 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Marrakesh will cost around $279, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
2Ciels Boutique Hôtel, Les Jardins De La Koutoubia, and La Maison Arabe Hotel, Spa & Cooking Workshops are some of the popular hotels in Marrakesh.
Many families visiting Marrakesh loved staying at Atlas Widan, Domaine Casa Cecilia, and Royal Mansour Marrakech.
If looking to stay in the Medina: Turns out that the part of the Medina where we stayed was one of the worst for scammers (this was told to us by a local tour guide after we were scammed MINUTES after walking out of the Riad). We had done our research and knew full well of the types of scams around, but my tip for you if you are going to stay in the Medina is to research the AREA within. A good tip for avoiding scams is to answer anyone offering you something with 'we have already been there', 'we already have one' etc. Do not let any of the henna ladies in the markets grab your hand, as soon as she gets you, you will have been 'henna'd' and have to pay her something. Marrakech city is much more modern, lots of shopping and restaurants. Cab drivers will scam you everywhere, always agree to a price before getting in. From the Medina to the city it should be no more than 50 dirums. From the Medina to the airport, no more than 100 dirhams. Pretty much anytime anyone 'helps' you with anything, they will expect payment, so best not to ask anyone for help, or accept anyone offering. It's hard work, but after being stung a couple of times, its better to be on guard.
We read all the blogs and travel guides, we thought we were prepared but nothing can really prepare you for Marrakech (and I spent my childhood in Kenya). The very first day, in spite of ourselves, we were lead by three guides (who insisted they were not guides) all over the Medina, bought a carpet and bag just so we could leave a shop, almost threw up in a Tannery, got lost in the Souks... Marrakech is hectic, as a European you stick out and everyone is trying to sell you something. You have to bargain for everything and they will try to trick you even for the price of water. That being said, a day in Marrakech can be an interesting experience, there's something for all the senses. But after a day, or two at the most, my advice is to move on. Take the bus to Essaouira and spend a couple of days on the coast, it's much calmer and very beautiful. Then if you feel like exploring, take the bus to Ouarzazate and go spend a night Kasbah Ait Ben Haddou. Ideally spend ten days or two weeks in Morocco going from town to town. Their bus services are quite good and fairly priced.
Marrakech is a shock to the senses for any traveller from the UK. Be prepared for a completely different way of life. Being constantly approached and hassled to buy something and everything may make you nervy at first but you soon get used to it .When you accept that it's their way of making their living and feeding their families and that we western tourists look fairly affluent(whether we think we are or not) then you can relax a bit and treat it with good humour.Enjoy the haggling for something you want to buy -- it's good fun. The Djemma el fna is terrific, day or night --food is good there -- great entertainment-especially the music. We took a trip out to Ourika in the Atlas Mountains -- fantastic -- would like to spend a few days up there in the future. Something to remember if you go up there -- the local children are mad for pencils and pens . We were told that 20 years ago when we visited the mountain villages and it still seems to hold true. Great tajines out there in the country too!O
Where we stayed was right off Jmaa el Fnaa which was perfect. This meant we spent no time travelling to and from the main tourist spot in Marrakech. Which meant our 4 nights there were plenty. I would also recommend a visit to Marjorelle Gardens. Walk there if you stay in Old Medina, walking into New Medina is a pleasant one. Explore the souks and the market. Try the street food, cheap and cheerful, and you can really feel the part. Try Square Food next to Argana Restaurant, tasty pizza and tangier and tagines once in a while. Do quad biking in the Atlas Mountains, Agafay Desert and Lake Takerkoust for a day. It'll be the highlight of your trip, the scenery is spectacular. And if you really want to indulge then fly a hot air balloon over Marrakech; we did it on New Year's Day, what a way to greet the first sunrise of 2016!
Marrakesh is a city that is worth visiting for two or maybe three days. That is, if you don't mind constantly saying no to people trying to sell you stuff, trying to con you or trying to make money out of you any other way. For me, that got the fun out of Marrakesh within the day. The fact that my girlfriend, who was normally dressed in pants and a sweater, was constantly looked at by all local men and was called several names inclusing 'putain' (French for whore) didn't help at all. The city has some great things to see. Two palaces, an old Coranschool, and more. We also did a trip to the east I can recommend, visiting some beautifull places and riding camels into the night in the Sahara. We went in January. The night can be cold, but during the daytime the temperature remains at about 20-25. That's ideal when you walk through this big and sometimes very dirty city.
Very warm for winter. Should have brought my sunglasses even though it was January! Fairly cheap. Great for walking around in. I didn't use public transport. Indeed, being crazy, I even walked from the airport to the hostal and then walked back again a few days later. Some of the palaces were excellent and only 10 dirhams for entry. I have quite good French which was useful for reading signs, menus, etc. Warning You get hassled about 50 times a day which wore me out. Everyone wants to sell you something or just want you give them a euro just because they were in your photograph. This really put me off. With what feels like 100s of stalls selling their wares, I ended up not buying anything as I just didn't want the hassle. Also, dozens of stalls seem to sell the same range of things. There are few places to sit down so after walking around for 4 hours, you get tired but unless you to to a restaurant, it's hard to find anywhere to sit.
The Selman showcases the essence of a true Moroccan palace with the beautiful and ancient designs, beautiful aromas, in addition to the comfort and amenities of a true luxury resort hotel. My husband and I celebrated our honeymoon in Marrakech and stayed at the Selman Marrakech Hotel and loved it. It was so such an amazing experience. The only disappointing thing was that our luggage was lost as a result of a system breakdown in Istanbul Ataturk Airport so we didn't have any of our clothes, cosmetics, etc the entire time we were in Marrakech. However, everybody at the Selman Hotel accommodated us. I want to say a special thank you to Youssef, who went beyond his call of duty, to make sure we had the best time on our honeymoon. He was fantastic! We will definitely be back. Thank you very much to the Selman Hotel and Youssef for making our honeymoon memorable! Sincerely, Simone and Merritt, your forever American friends
Marrakesh
It is a wonderful apartament tastefully decorated in a traditional Morrocan style and fully equipped and you can also enjoy the sun on the balcony. Everything was very clean and the ladies who own it are very sweet. We were 5 people and we only stayed for one night and it was perfect!
Marrakesh
Excellent location if your purpose is a desert getaway. Fun activities such as camel rides and quad rides. Excellent food and friendly, helpful staff. The tents themselves are spacious and private. I was a solo traveler and felt very safe.
Very nice breakfast. Large rooms with high ceilings (at least 4 mtrs) decorated with photos, books and african art pieces. It feels like staying at the palace of a Sultan (and I've been in many, many 5 stars hotels before)
Clean suites and friendly staff. They upgraded my room to very nice suite so I extended my stay. Restaurant on the roof provided delicious sushi. Overall, I like the facility and I will come back again.
Great stay. Above all the staff was the greatest. Genuinely friendly and engaging. They went beyond the call of duty. And yes great breakfast. Whatever you want it is there. Will certainly return
Marrkech is a beautiful city and this hotel made it more beautiful with its rooms and its decoration and the calm
Medina, Marrakesh
The architecture and decoration were very beautiful and staffs were nice and helpful.
Stuff was super professional and friendly. I would highly recommend this place
The hotel and it’s staff was wonderful especially Hamza and Khadija.
Better than I thouhgt! Great smell, many flowers in the garden.
Medina, Marrakesh
Everything is amazing! But the people are so kind and helpful!
Kasbah, Marrakesh
The design of the space and the cleanliness of the place.
All the service, staff and hotel room were excellent
Size of the room - cleanness- staff - ambience
Medina, Marrakesh
Delicious breakfast and lovely location.