Marrakech travel guide — where to stay, what to do, and where to eat in Marrakech, Marrakech-Safi, Morocco.
Luxury hotels
Five-star and palace properties.
La Mamounia
The most iconic address in Marrakech, a 1920s Art Deco palace hotel opposite the Koutoubia Mosque with historic gardens, multiple pools and a spa rated among the best in Morocco.
Royal Mansour Marrakech
Private multi-storey riads with plunge pools and rooftop terraces, connected by underground passages, with 24-hour butler service and a spa pavilion encircled by a moat.
Amanjena
Freestanding pavilions arranged around a reflecting pool on the Route de Ouarzazate, with a golf course, tennis courts and a hammam set within an olive grove estate.
Selman Marrakech
A palace-style resort with its own Arabian horse stud farm, an infinity pool facing the Atlas Mountains and interiors designed by Jacques Garcia.
Four Seasons Resort Marrakech
A 40-acre walled estate of bougainvillea, palm and olive trees on the western edge of the city, with two outdoor pools, a kids' club and several restaurants.
Riad Farnatchi
A collection of individually designed suites near the northern souks, each with its own sitting room, and a rooftop terrace with a plunge pool and personal butler service.
El Fenn
An art-filled riad near the Koutoubia Mosque with rooftop pools, a cinema room and a bar built around a converted 19th-century merchant house.
Fine dining
Michelin-starred and chef-driven restaurants.
La Grande Table Marocaine
The signature Moroccan restaurant inside the Royal Mansour, serving slow-cooked lamb tagine, couscous royal and pastilla in an elegant courtyard setting.
La Maison Arabe
A Medina benchmark for Moroccan fine dining, open since the 1940s, known for lamb tagine with caramelised oranges and a long-running live orchestra.
Plus61
A modern fine-dining room focused on Moroccan ingredients reinterpreted with contemporary technique, widely cited as one of the city's most creative tasting menus.
POKA by Katsura
An upscale Japanese-Moroccan fusion restaurant with a lounge atmosphere, known for its sushi platters and attentive service in a design-forward dining room.
Dar Yacout
A restored Medina palace turned set-menu restaurant, serving a multi-course traditional Moroccan feast in candlelit courtyards and a rooftop dining room with Medina views.