Marrakech
Marrakech contrasts the dense streets and courtyards of its old medina with gardens and newer districts. Markets, craftsmanship and Moroccan cuisine define much of its appeal.
Hotels in This Destination
Just beyond Marrakech, Amanjena creates a serene Moorish palace of reflecting pools, rose-colored pavilions and garden courtyards with the Atlas Mountains within reach.
Fairmont Royal Palm Marrakech spreads enormous rooms, private-pool villas, a 3,500-square-metre spa and championship golf across 231 hectares beneath the Atlas Mountains.
Four Seasons Resort Marrakech is a garden-filled urban resort opposite Menara Gardens, pairing 42-square-metre balcony rooms, family and adults-only pools and a deeply Moroccan hammam spa.
One of Marrakech’s defining hotels, La Mamounia blends Moroccan craftsmanship, Art Deco glamour, historic gardens, destination dining and a palatial sense of occasion.
A romantic collection of historic riads beside Marrakech’s royal quarter, La Sultana combines intricate Moroccan craftsmanship, intimate courtyards, rooftop terraces and a tranquil spa within the medina.
A low-density resort of private villas and suites near Marrakech’s medina, Mandarin Oriental blends olive groves, Atlas views, private pools, Silk Road dining and a large garden-centered spa into a secluded urban oasis.
Beside Al Maaden Golf Course with Atlas Mountain views, Park Hyatt Marrakech combines low-rise ochre architecture, Moroccan craftsmanship, extensive art and a vast spa into a serene resort outside the medina.
Royal Mansour Marrakech replaces conventional rooms with 53 private three-story riads inside its own handcrafted medina, supported by a 2,500-square-meter spa, lush gardens and four signature restaurants.
At the foot of the Atlas Mountains, Selman Marrakech combines Jacques Garcia’s richly theatrical interiors with Arabian thoroughbreds, just 60 rooms and villas and the only Chenot Spa in Morocco.