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La Mamounia

4.5 of 5 • 152 reviews
Kasbah
The facility, the staff, the food: all top-notch.
A beautiful walk to the main center of the old town.
£359

Riad Le Jardin d'Abdou

4.5 of 5 • 319 reviews
Medina
Friendly staff, lovely Riad.
Superb host, rooftop dining and views, general acc.
£36

Riad Jona

4.6 of 5 • 373 reviews
Mellah
Phenomenal staff, great hotel.
Beautiful Riad, Great Location.
£62

Riad Elisa

4.7 of 5 • 15 reviews
Mellah
Nice hotel centrally located in Old Marrakech.
Also, the spa is one of the best I've ever been to!
£115

Palais Sebban

4.4 of 5 • 176 reviews
Mellah
Magical place/ good location.
The staff was wonderfully helpful & efficient.
£65

La Maison Blanche - Marrakech

Bab Atlas
£108

Savoy Le Grand Hotel

4.2 of 5 • 286 reviews
Hivernage
Hotel is near a shopping mall, bars and restaurants.
Excellent hotel, Wonderful Staff.
£103

Riad La Porte Rouge

4.6 of 5 • 110 reviews
Mellah
Wonderful staff and lovely hotel.
The food was the best we've had in Morocco!
£36

Hôtel & Ryads Barrière Le Naoura

4.6 of 5 • 259 reviews
Hivernage
The staff was very attentive and accommodating.
Walking distance to Jemma el Fna.
£141

The Pearl Marrakech

4.5 of 5 • 104 reviews
Hivernage
Hotel was comfortable and a great value.
£155

 

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Pocket Guide: Marrakech

With an eclectic mix of Spanish, French and Arabian influences, the majority of hotels in Marrakech are seriously unique. Marrakech hotels are so adept at welcoming guests that visitors will feel like a member of Arabian royalty. With exceptional 4-star hotels jostling for space among some relatively reasonably priced 5-star hotels, Morocco’s Red City is a fantastic destination whatever your budget.

With direct flights into Menara Airport from many European capitals, visiting Marrakech has never been easier. Do yourself a favour and take a post-flight break in one of the many high-quality airport hotels, which offer fantastic discounts all year round.

For those seeking an authentic Moroccan experience, head to Medina. This is the perfect spot from which to discover the hidden treasures of Marrakech. Base yourself in one of the area's superb luxury hotels before heading out to explore the city’s sights and sounds. Medina is simply overflowing with pretty riads and beautifully decorated dars. The traditional grand houses and palaces have been converted into some of the finest boutique hotels in Marrakech and are a great way to get a real feel for Moroccan life. Gain an insight into the history of the city with a visit to The Marrakech Museum, which houses a terrific collection of books, coins, art and pottery from Moroccan and Berber cultures.

Soak up the unique atmosphere in Djemaa el Fna, one of the largest and busiest squares in Africa. Pick your way through the singers and storytellers to sample an array of authentic Moroccan delights from the overflowing food stalls. Exotic belly dancers, inquisitive Barbary apes and slippery snake charmers are just some of the sights that greet you in this extraordinary melting pot.

Souvenir shopping is a treat as you are bombarded with an exquisite array of artisan jewellery, pottery, leather goods and a host of other traditional wares. Haggling is expected so don’t be shy! The square really comes alive at night, so why not quietly observe the madness with a glass of wine from one of the adjacent rooftop terraces?

If your head is starting to swim, retire to one of the up-market luxury hotels just off the main square to plan your evening meal. Pepe Nero is a hidden gem tucked away behind the chaos of Djemaa El Fna. Enjoy a complimentary glass of prosecco in the romantic courtyard before tucking into the local delicacy of Moroccan pigeon pie.

Looking to impress a loved one? Book into one of the city’s finest romantic hotels before taking an evening calèche (horse-drawn carriage) around the perimeter of Medina’s ancient walls. Of the 19 surviving gates in Medina, Bab Agnaou is particularly impressive. This 12th-century edifice is notable for being the gateway to the Royal Kasbah which houses the remains of the El Badi Palace as well as the intriguing Saadian tombs.

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