Marrakech, with its captivating blend of tradition and modernity, reads like a luxurious ochre paradise. The city reveals a plethora of establishments that vie in refinement with an unmistakable Oriental DNA. Here are our picks among the most prestigious 5-star hotels Marrakech has to offer…
Park Hyatt Marrakech: A chic resort where dining and wellness share the stage
Among Marrakech’s chicest addresses, the Park Hyatt unfolds as a resort where gastronomy and well‑being take center stage. In the rooms, the Park Suites Deluxe at 132 m² even conceal their own hammam! And for couples planning a wedding, the property stands out as one of the best places to tie the knot in Marrakech, complete with bespoke décor that could make it one of Morocco’s most glamorous spots to exchange vows.
A suite at ©Park Hyatt Marrakech
Calling all food lovers: the in‑house chefs offer Moroccan cooking lessons. You’ll grind spices by hand, stroll through the herb garden, and simmer a lamb tagine, zaalouk (that tomato‑eggplant caviar), and a few pastries. For a quieter interlude, the Living Room serves tea and tapas, and halal or vegan diets can be accommodated on request.
A beauty moment awaits at the spa’s hair and beauty salon, where manicure, pedicure, and waxing are on the menu.
Our tip? Pets under 8 kg are welcome in certain rooms, with prior hotel approval.
Park Hyatt MarrakechAl Maaden, 40000 Marrakech
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Les Deux Tours: An architect’s oasis in the Palmeraie
Since 2007, Marrakech’s Palmeraie has been reborn: a restoration program led by the Mohammed VI Foundation for Environmental Protection has replanted more than 580,000 palm trees. It’s in this setting that Les Deux Tours sits—a true architectural village designed by Charles Boccara, with 44 lodgings tucked beneath the palms.
Les Deux Tours – Marrakech – DR
Ten Classic rooms, 13 Junior Suites, eight Premium Suites including Suite Le Verger, and Pool Suites with private pools: there’s something for every preference!
Three dining spots to choose from: La Pergola by the water at midday, Salammbô for elegant dinners, and the Yoshi Bar, whose sushi travels across the estate. For fitness, a Technogym-equipped gym complements the Bains des Deux Tours hammam.
A little secret? The house belongs to the Akan Collection, just like La Villa des Orangers at the foot of the Koutoubia.
Les Deux ToursDouar Abiad, Circuit de la Palmeraie, 40000 Marrakech
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Mandarin Oriental Marrakech: Wellness, villa‑style living
Designed by the duo Gilles & Boissier, the Mandarin Oriental Marrakech blends the brand’s Asian heritage with Berber and Arab‑Andalusian motifs. Every suite and villa comes with its own private pool, and a short drive is all that’s needed to reach the medina.
Mandarin Oriental Marrakech – DR
On the culinary front, Chef Hind Nebgane elevates Moroccan cuisine at Shirvan. For cocktails, head to The Tent or the Ling Ling Bar, the Cantonese‑leaning extension of Ling Ling by Hakkasan.
But the real star is the Two Bedroom Spa Villa: 435 m², an 18‑meter swimming pool, a private hammam, and a discreet backdoor opening directly into the hotel’s award‑winning spa, accessible at any time!
What we love? The Mandarin Brunch, a Mediterranean buffet served with optional pool access.
Mandarin Oriental MarrakechRoute du Golf Royal, 40000 Marrakech
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Selman Marrakech: Luxury, detox and equestrian artistry
Here, purebred Arabs aren’t just for show—they accompany sessions of equine therapy and coaching, open to riders of all levels. Designed by Jacques Garcia, this Marrakech spa hotel unfolds Moorish‑Arabesque façades against the foothills of the Atlas, with every detail crafted around the owners’ passion for the horse.
Selman Marrakech – DR
From Superior rooms to suites with terraces overlooking the 80‑meter pool or the Andalusian gardens, each space leans into Oriental elegance.
On the dining front, Jean‑François Piège, a two‑Michelin‑starred chef, signs SABO and La Terrasse since 2024, while Assyl serves the great Moroccan classics. For detox, the Chenot spa—unique in Morocco—promises to reset the body with its programs.
Must‑have? The signature breakfast or lunch served facing the horses.
Selman MarrakechKm 5, route d’Amizmiz, 40160 Marrakech
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Le Naoura Barrière: The art of Franco‑Moroccan living at the gates of the medina
Here, Jemaa el-Fna Square is just a five‑minute stroll away: UNESCO designated it a Masterpiece of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity in 2001, and it was a favorite of writer Juan Goytisolo. At the medina’s edge, this 5‑star hotel—showcased by interior designer Pascal Desprez—merges Moroccan refinement with Parisian chic across 78 rooms, seven suites, and 26 riads.
Naoura Barrière – DR
All rooms, each at least 46 m², open onto a terrace facing the pool, and the riads, with three to six bedrooms, each have their own private pool. A special shout‑out for the Ryad Suite and its rooftop terrace with panoramic views of the medina.
At Beefbar, the finest cuts are enjoyed in chic street‑food style, while Le Wardya serves Mediterranean fare poolside. In the evening, the Nuphar Bar pairs cocktails and wines from Domaine de Sahari with tabbayt—little Moroccan bites like seafood pastillas, cheese briouats, and maakouda potatoes. At the Diane Barrière spa, the aquatic path, sauna and hammam promise genuine relaxation.
A good reason to stay? The Diwi & Co Club for ages 4–12 and a dedicated Teen Club for older kids!
Hôtel & Ryads Barrière Le NaouraRue Djebel Alakhdar, Bab Doukkala, 40000 Marrakech
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La Mamounia: A legend at the heart of Marrakech
It’s impossible to discuss Marrakech’s five‑star icons without La Mamounia. A member of the Leading Hotels of the World, La Mamounia hides a 1,500 m² kitchen garden in the depths of its grounds: about thirty species flourish there, including fifteen varieties of tomatoes, before making their way to the menus of its four restaurants.
La Mamounia Marrakech – Chambre Deluxe – DR
In terms of nights, exceptional suites like the Al Mamoun dazzle, while renowned chefs—from Jean‑Georges Vongerichten to Simone Zanoni—create Asian and Italian menus, and Rachid Agouray curates the Moroccan offering.
At the spa, Sisley or Leonor Greyl treatments alternate with hammam rituals, and athletes can hit the clay tennis courts or opt for the calm of the library.
The extra? From November 20 to 28, 2026, the Marrakech International Film Festival brings stars to the ochre city.
La MamouniaAvenue Bab Jdid, 40040 Marrakech
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