Here, you'll see Moroccan-made copper lamps paired with Murano crystal chandeliers, locally-made gold-plated ceramic tiles echoing Italian marble floors, and silk curtains and feather tiebacks adding a touch of luxury. It is said that the King of Morocco hired 1,200 craftsmen several years ago and spent more than three years building the Royal Mansour Marrakech, which combines the essence of Moroccan history and architectural art. It is not only a hotel but also a museum.
The location of this hotel is excellent, the rooms are very spacious and the breakfast is also very rich. Worth recommending is that its top floor offers a fantastic view of the ultimate beauty of MEDINA.
This Riad, hidden deep in an alleyway, may not be remarkable on the outside, but once inside, it is like discovering a hidden world: a delicate and compact courtyard, spacious and cozy rooms, friendly service personnel to welcome you, a lavish breakfast, it will definitely become a wonderful memory of your trip to Morocco.
Amanjena
"Jena" in Anman Jena in Morocco means heaven. Once you enter the hotel, you will find that it is truly deserving of its name: the pink-toned door is full of Moroccan style, and the exquisite carved wooden door seems to have traveled to one thousand and one nights. The courtyard is bathed in sunlight, and if you rest or swim in the pool at this time, it is truly a great pleasure for the holiday. Of course, the restaurant of this hotel also produces dishes that are highly praised.
This homestay is located 15 minutes’ walk from the old town area. Away from the commercial atmosphere of the old town, it is quiet yet lively. As you step in the entrance, you'll immediately be immersed in a unique blue tone, with the white carved windows revealing a fashionable Moroccan style. What's even more special is the breakfast served on the rooftop, where you will encounter many interesting things.
Riad BE Marrakech
This hotel has become very popular on Instagram and usually needs to be booked 2-3 months in advance. It is unique in that you can overlook the courtyard from the second floor, and the Moroccan-style patterns cover the entire courtyard, which is very beautiful.
