[2025 Marrakech Stay] Travel Guide for Amanjena (Updated Feb)

In the quiet oasis in the southwest of Morocco, outside the ancient city of Marrakech, which is listed as a world cultural heritage, there is a charming resort - Amanjena. This resort is located at the foot of the Atlas Mountains, with a mild and pleasant climate, as if the soul of the Mediterranean has escaped to this semi-arid desert land. Design The inspiration for Amaniena comes from the old city of Marrakech and the Menara Garden built in the 12th century. The architecture of Amanjena inherits the excellent tradition of Moorish architecture, that is, the Arabs of North Africa. The Moors once created artworks that mixed Islamic and Christian styles, including architecture. The characteristic elements of Moorish architecture include mugarnas horseshoe arches, voussoirs domes, sawtooth arches, willow leaf arches, ogee arches, buildings with courtyards, and buildings decorated with tiles. Rooms There are 6 two-story houses and 32 pavilions built by the water. The rooms follow the traditional Moroccan architectural style, retro and gorgeous, stepping heavily on my aesthetics. Private gardens, pavilions and swimming pools, shuttle to the fairy tale world in minutes. Supplies In addition to the excellent hardware facilities, Amanjena also provides unparalleled software services. The suites are all equipped with private butlers to provide thoughtful and considerate services for guests. Almost all room types in Amanjena have swimming pools and gardens. The rooms are 7 meters high and the column-supported pavilions are very distinctive. The structure of Moroccan houses and the elements of traditional bathhouses have been borrowed and adapted by architects and presented here. Dining Here guests can taste Moroccan cuisine. The Moroccan Restaurant plays music in the courtyard every night, and there is a candlelight fountain in the center of the restaurant. The cooking traditions of the Berbers meet the food of the Moors, Andalusia and the Middle East on the menu, forming a real melting pot of Moroccan cuisine. Guests can also choose to order from the menu of Aman's signature Italian restaurant Arva. Experience At Amanjena, in addition to relaxing by the pool, guests can also choose to play tennis on the red clay court, play golf on the Amelkis golf course, or visit the extraordinary landscape of the Agafay dunes, and go to the city to visit various open-air markets, craft shops, palaces and gardens.

Amanjena is located on the outskirts of Marrakech, Morocco. The hotel is inspired by the rose-colored buildings of the ancient city of Marrakech, and resembles a palace with courtyard fountains and lush greenery. The interior is decorated with arched ceilings and Moorish arches, creating a cool and elegant atmosphere. The hotel offers a variety of room types, such as pavilions, pond pavilions, pool pavilions, and residences, all of which combine traditional Moroccan and modern styles. In terms of cuisine, the restaurant offers authentic local dishes, seasonal Italian dishes, and Japanese cuisine. The spa facilities are tranquil, and there are also sports and adventure activities such as tennis boutique courses and golf courses. The hotel is surrounded by olive and palm groves, with views of the High Atlas Mountains, and is just minutes from Djemaa el-Fna and the old city of Marrakech. It is a social venue frequented by royalty and celebrities, and is also a popular location for celebrity birthday parties and film shoots.

On my recent trip to Marrakech, I’ve stayed at three hotels so far: Royal Mansour, La Mamounia and Amanjena. Amanjena As the only Aman hotel in Africa, Amanjena undoubtedly maintains the tranquil and peaceful atmosphere that is consistent with the Aman brand. But compared to the two top hotels I’ve stayed at before, Amanjena is not the best hotel in Marrakech. Amanjena, which means "peaceful paradise," embodies Aman Resorts' consistent design philosophy of living in harmony with nature and culture. The first thing you notice upon entering Hotel Amanjena is a unique sense of serenity and peace. The entire hotel is surrounded by green trees and beautiful gardens, as if entering a paradise. Unlike the gorgeous luxury of Royal Mansour and the historical richness of La Mamounia, Amanjena won me over with its simple and elegant design. Amanjena’s design was inspired by traditional Moroccan palace architecture, especially the ancient red walls and Mediterranean style of Marrakech. The hotel was designed by Ed Tuttle, who incorporated elements of Moroccan history and culture into his design, giving the hotel a modern luxury feel while retaining a strong sense of place. The hotel's architecture uses a large number of natural materials, such as laterite bricks and stone, to create an original and natural beauty.

All Aman resorts around the world are beautiful. However, only this one is called paradise. Passing through this corridor, you will enter a world of unparalleled splendor. The only Aman resort in North Africa, with celebrity fans like Beckham. The hotel is surrounded by vast olive groves, interspersed with Berber villages and the Atlas Mountains. In this desert country, running water is considered a gift from heaven, a symbol of mercy and abundance. Water is also an important design element throughout the hotel. The hotel retains the inherent tranquility and privacy of Aman, and also inherits the traditional Arabic architectural style. The rose-colored red walls showcase the unique Moroccan charm, creating a feeling for guests of being in a Moroccan royal palace.

🌈Brand: Aman 🌈Hotel: amanjena_resort 🌈Country: Morocco🇲🇦 🚗Location: Southeast suburbs of Marrakech · Amanjena means peaceful paradise, which has a bit of a utopia feel. The design draws on traditional Moroccan architectural styles, and it complements the surrounding olive groves, Berber villages, and the Atlas Mountains. Using the local characteristic soft desert color, it seamlessly combines North African mood with Aman's unique secluded temperament, creating this rose-colored paradise