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Very suitable for taking pictures, the location of the hotel is actually okay, compared to Marrakesh is not big, before the taxi must tell the driver a good price, from the hotel to the train station to play the train as long as 10, the driver is hard to live 50, it is recommended Fierce

As very seasoned travelers, my family and I enjoy exploring the most amazing resorts and hotels around the world, which we look at with a very discriminating eye. For the Oberoi Marrakesh, it is truly difficult to find fault. The hotel, relatively new, is simply stunning with the impressive lobby and villas, as well as expansive gardens with 2700 olive trees. The acting General Manager Mamdouh is the perfect and consummate hotelier, ever present checking everything non-stop, to ensure the guest experience is nothing less than 5-stars. Jalal from their F&B outlet surprised us with an entire loaf of lemon cake to take back to London that was not available on two breakfasts which we sore missed after our first breakfast. El Habib is an amazing server ready to grant you at least three wishes with his magic lamp! Khalid the Duty Manager also asks non-stop how they can improve a service that is already par excellence. Our hats off to the amazing pastry chef who makes baked goods that rival the best Parisian patisserie. I saw the two staff who cleaned every machine in the fitness center using four sprays leaving neither dust nor germ —- they focus on the minutest detail. The whole team is just extremely well-trained and professional and very committed in their desire to exceed your expectations. The synchronization of their efforts, in the most natural and sincere manner, always with big smiles, translates to nothing less than less than a truly memorable experience. They know how to make you feel like Arab royalty! We will certainly be back!!! Thank you so much to all of you!!! Shukran! If you want that “palace in the middle of the oasis experience” in Marrakesh, you will not get it any better than at the Oberoi!

Currently staying in the Riad Karmela Princesse. It’s about a 8 min walk from the main souk, and about 6 min walk from the closest place a taxi can drop off (so be prepared to carry some baggage). The staff are incredibly accommodating and helpful. They are very professional, friendly and speak excellent English, A real credit to the Riad. The suite we’ve booked is really nice, and there’s excellent wifi, the bed is a little hard, but the bathroom a little odd, with a separate toilet, shower and 2 sinks (but as the suite could sleep 3 or 4 I can understand this would be perfect). The extra bed is on a mezzanine level, but there’s no privacy screen. TV - not easy to fathom, but there’s nothing to watch unless you speak Arabic, Russian or Polish etc. There’s also a channel in English spouting some religious messages, and a Polish channel showing English language music videos. There’s no view of the outside at all, and we are concerned about privacy as the windows face in to the inside of the riad & the curtains don’t close completely- especially in the bathroom. Kettle, coffee & tea replenished daily & a bottle of water - very pleased!! Breakfast- 2 types of cold meats, 3 cheeses, decent selection of fruits (pomegranates are delicious), bread & 3 somewhat stale cereals. There was an omelette on show, so possibly they will make some eggs. 3 jugs of what looked like freshly squeezed orange (lovely) and a couple of coffee machines. Adequate, but a tiny bit disappointing. Would we stay here again? Possibly so, although I may look for somewhere with an outside window view.

Andalla Spa was fantastic, it's bang in the middle of the old town, out of the gate, turn left and left and you're at the start of the souk and only minutes away from the main square. Christophe could not have been better for communication, he arranged a pick up from the airport for us and even though we ended up 90 minutes late due to airline delays the driver was there. The building itself is a fantastic example of a traditional riad, it has been thoughtfully furnished and our room was excellent, enough space, hanging space and a super king bed. The bathroom was very spacious with twin sinks and a huge walk in shower with a good hot water supply. The aircon was extremely efficient when needed. My partner made use of the full 90 minute spa and hammam treatment that was available and said it was outstanding, the best she has had. One of the other things that made Andalla Spa stand out from nearly everywhere else we have stayed is the staff. They were genuinely helpful and friendly, nothing was too much trouble and they made us feel welcome and at home. We've stayed in enough hotels to recognise outstanding service and people and you definitely get that here. One final note slightly off topic - if you're thinking of coming to Marrakech and are maybe slightly worried about security and safety - in our experience we felt safer in Marrakech and Andalla Spa than other cities we've visited

Stayed for 4 nights in February, booked through a booking agent but you can book directly. As we arrived the experience began. Staff are so helpful and happy to do anything for you. Met with mint tea and sat to relax by the pool as they delivered our case to our room. Only a small amount of rooms here so very exclusive, is very quiet and relaxing being slightly outside the main city. No noise of cars, roads etc, very quiet and serene which is exactly what we wanted for a couples retreat. Rooms were all en suite and roomy, large comfortable beds and air con. Our was upstairs so had a south facing balcony but ground floor rooms had private terraces. The accomodation building is round so there is no being overlooked by your neighbour, feels very private. Indeed we only saw a handful of travellers for or whole stay. Breakfast serve between 8 and 10 consisted of breads, cakes, jams and honey, eggs served as scrambled, boiled or omelette. A fruit salad, yoghurt and tea or coffee. Absolutely plenty to fill you for the morning. The in house restaurant also serves lunch from a menu and takes bookings for dinner. Food can be served inside the dining room or on the terrace - seems to depend on the weather and temperature. Good food and well prepared from the French owners kitchen. For dinner they like to take your order when you book so they can prepare for your arrival. A good selection of wines available from the menu too. Hotel has a bar too which is accessible all day. Nice to have afternoon mint tea by the pool. Tea is always served with some mini cakes. The pool is heated and located right outside the main villa dining room/bar/reception building. There are day beds and sun loungers as well as coffee table areas that surround the pool for your comfort. There is a covered dining terrace at one end that we had lunch under. The grounds and gardens are fairly large, plenty enough for the guests staying and we were able to move sun loungers onto the grassed areas in the grounds for sun positioning and further privacy. There is also boules/petanque area available to guests at no cost. There are some delightful art sculptures dotted around the grounds which add a little je ne sais quai. Being out of town it is quiet but if you wish to venture in, the hotel will order you a taxi to take you into the medina (or anywhere else) and arrange for them to bring you back later. This is a private firm so no haggling with yellow cab drivers on prices. You probably pay a little more for a round trip (maybe £25) but it’s all convenient as it’s billed to your room with no need to deal in cash. A cab to the medina is around 10 minutes though the traffic. Almost everything supplied or provided is billed directly to your room so convenient to deal with one itemised bill at the end of the week. The hotel offers arranged tours at the reception desk ranging from food tours, Atlas Mountains and hot air balloon trips. They also have a partner that offers massage and spa treatmen

The best youth hostel in Morocco, in the old wheat field, the car can not drive, 10 minutes walk from the Palace Square, very new, clean and beautiful, mattresses and quilts are very soft and comfortable, there are toilets in the 8-person room Bathroom, bar on the first floor and top floor, breakfast plus 40 dirhams, bread and egg ham, coffee machine, large basin of strawberries with yogurt, great value

We stayed at this Riad with our family. There were six of us and our kids are all in their 20's. The Riad has a very plain entrance. Don't let it deter you because once you enter the front door, its beautiful. It was the perfect place for a multi-generational family trip. The location is perfect. It's across the street from the Medina. It has great access where Uber's can pick up and drop off. The morning breakfast consisted of many courses. It was delicious and kept us full all day. We had four different rooms. Each room was beautifully decorated. The beds were comfortable, the bathrooms very nice. Most importantly, the staff at the Riad were incredibly helpful. From the greeting when we arrived, to the morning breakfast and afternoon tea, they could not be nicer. They gave us great suggestions on restaurants and shopping. The owner was there in the morning and when we returned in the afternoon. He was incredibly interesting to talk to and gave us many recommendations. The Riad is beautiful. It's warm. It's welcoming. I would highly recommend. It excited all of our expectations.