Discover Marrakech
Stay
Royal Mansour Marrakech
Within Marrakech's city walls, Royal Mansour recreates the atmosphere of a medina through private riads, winding pathways, gardens, dining and a dedicated spa.
La Mamounia
A Marrakech palace hotel with gardens, restaurants, bars and spa experiences, bringing Moroccan craftsmanship and an established sense of occasion to a city stay.
Amanjena
Set among gardens outside Marrakech, Amanjena offers Moorish-inspired pavilions and villas, courtyards and views across olive groves towards the High Atlas Mountains.
The Oberoi Marrakech
Surrounded by citrus orchards and olive groves, The Oberoi, Marrakech combines Moroccan-inspired architecture, water gardens and spacious accommodation with views towards the Atlas Mountains.
Mandarin Oriental, Marrakech
Set in olive groves and landscaped gardens, Mandarin Oriental, Marrakech offers private-pool villas and suites with views towards the Atlas Mountains.
Four Seasons Resort Marrakech
In Marrakech's Hivernage district, Four Seasons offers a garden retreat with pools, dining and spa experiences, within reach of the historic Medina.
Eat
Restaurants Worth Discovering
La Grande Table Marocaine
Royal Mansour's Moroccan haute-cuisine flagship. Why famous: Michelin star; on the World's 50 Best MENA list; the reference point for luxury Moroccan dining.
Le Marocain
La Mamounia's traditional Moroccan restaurant. Why famous: the classic palace-dining experience at Africa's most historic hotel.
Dar Yacout
Riad turned dining house by architect Bill Willis; set menu of Moroccan classics on a rooftop terrace. Why famous: the legendary Marrakech night out for decades. Check its status before visiting; the hotel has listed it as temporarily closed.
Nomad
Modern Moroccan rooftop overlooking the Rahba Lakdima spice square. Why famous: changed what the medina expected of itself; lighter cooking, sunset views, a room of locals and visitors.
Al Fassia
Traditional Moroccan restaurant run entirely by women. Why famous: the institution for authentic home-style cooking; slow-cooked tagines and pigeon pastilla.
Culture
Things to See and Do
Jemaa el-Fnaa
The great square at the medina's edge: food stalls, storytellers and musicians by night. Why visit: Marrakech's beating heart.
Jardin Majorelle
Yves Saint Laurent's cobalt-blue garden in the new city. Why visit: the most photographed garden in Africa.
Bahia Palace
A 19th-century palace of courtyards, carved cedar and zellige tile. Why visit: the finest palace architecture in the medina.