Marrakech Hotel Guide - Golf Hotels in Marrakech, Morocco

We went for a conference but it almost turned into a vacation. The weather was fine as at when we visited. The hotel staffs were freiendly and the enviroment was very nice. I particularly enjoyed the walk around the resort. Hoping to visit again for a real vacation.

Lovely private villas, main drawback is that the pool is not heated. Great breakfast but the restaurant for dinner is not great, no alcohol served! Great with children definitely go again even bearing in mind the unheated pool.

Spent 3 days - very calm and quiet. Beautiful gardens and flowers

A very relaxing experience. The gardens and the pool are well maintained which attracts a nice collection of birds.

Nice pool. Clean and modern room. Not many kids. Breakfast is reasonable. Hotel is 20 mins from the city, which help you relax but is also inconvenient when it comes to lunch and dinner (hotel menu is light).

Hotel and staff were great, had few problems with hot water in the rooms, but that didn't spoil the stay as the spa area had the hot water. the breakfast wasn't great as they did not have any cereals or toast or fruits. it was hard for them to understand what english tea was. Overall we had a great time at the hotel even though english speaking was a bit of a barrier.

This was one of the best hotels I've ever stayed in. The Rooms were beautiful, the pictures did not do it justice. The staff were so helpful, booking restaurants and recommending places to go. Not only did we feel like we were on the perfect honeymoon, but also like we had VIP treatment. We would go back in a heartbeat! Love Marrakesh, Love Mandarin Oriental!!

A great relaxing stay. January was a perfect time to visit as there were few others guests. I hadn't appreciated how far it was from the airport and the city centre. The transfers to and from the airport and one return trip into the city by taxi costs us nearly £100. an unavoidable cost st this location. I cannot fault the hotel though it was everything it says it is.

Riad Yacout is a pleasant haven in the chaos of Marrakech The staff are helpful, and quite low-key. The neighborhood itself is quiet, but the (10+ minute) to the Djamma and other sites can be trying. The riad could be a little difficult to find the first time, but DON'T give in to local youth rudely demanding (after the fact, of course) 50 DH for walking you the 100 m to the door. Maybe 10; perhaps a bit more if he carries your bag. (By the way, as best I can tell, 50 DH is about 1/3 of the average daily wage in Morocco.) Not a nice welcome to Morocco, but you'll get used to it. A 15-minute walk takes you to the bus station and the supermarket (for an authentic Moroccan experience). The riad is comfortable and clean. There are tables on the patio and also on the roof-top terrace. The rooms have, in addition to a comfortable bed, a sofa or a couple of chairs. The bathrooms have huge tubs and (solar) hot water. Breakfast was excellent, too. All in all, it's good value; I'd happily recommend it.