The Oberoi, Marrakech

We had an excellent stay at this hotel. The setting is beautiful, and the rooms are comfortable and very well maintained. The staff are welcoming, attentive, and always ready to help. The breakfast was varied and of high quality. Everything is in place for a pleasant stay, whether as a family or as a couple. We will be happy to come back.

My wife and I spent 10 days at the Oberoi Marrakech hotel. These ten days were the best experience of our holidays. The hotel's food and service were excellent, but the best were the people working there. They were friendly, helpful and very nice. I am especially grateful to Mr Salman at the reception. He helped us many times, but when I had a health problem, he immediately organised a doctor and the medicine which I badly needed. I am sure we will come back to this hotel and enjoy everything many times. Michael Anikst

A week at The Oberoi Marrakech set a new benchmark for what exceptional hospitality looks like. From the moment we arrived, the service was consistently outstanding—thoughtful, intuitive, and delivered with genuine warmth. Every detail felt carefully considered, creating an atmosphere that was both luxurious and deeply relaxing. The setting itself is breathtaking, with beautifully landscaped gardens and stunning views of the Atlas Mountains that make it easy to switch off completely. Our room was spacious, elegantly designed, and immaculately maintained—offering both comfort and a real sense of tranquillity. The food was another highlight: diverse, high-quality, and consistently delicious across every meal. Whether breakfast or dinner, the standard never dipped. What truly elevated the experience, however, were the people. A special thank you to Arjun, whose attentiveness and personal touch made every interaction seamless, and to Mamdouh Milad, whose professionalism and care stood out throughout our stay. This is a hotel that understands service at a different level—effortless, refined, and memorable. We left already thinking about when we might return.

11/10. There aren't really words to describe this hotel. We travel all over the world and stay in similarly luxe properties, but this one is one of a kind. Everything is top notch - you arrive to the simply unbelievable craftsmanship of the building. One of my concerns of staying here instead of La Mamounia or the Royal Mansour was that it would not be "authentically" Moroccan enough for my kids to get an experience. I was wrong. The architecture was everywhere and it was otherworldly. The service was of an unparalleled level. It was 5-start all the way, but it was actually more than that. From the general manager to the ground screw (literally the zillions of landscapers they have everywhere constantly maintaining the amazing grounds), everyone is not only polite and service-oriented, they are friendly, curious and kind. They want to engage with you, at the right level, and show Moroccan hospitality at it's finest. We used an extensive amount of the hotel's services - restaurants, pool, fitness, tennis, padel, yoga, laundry - and found this everywhere. The concierge (and all hotel services) via WhatsApp was incredibly efficient and made for a stay with literally zero hassle in arranging anything we wanted. They went above and beyond on many things - free lunches because our rooms were ready a bit late, a private yoga class because they filled the first one, calling restaurants and asking for special Moroccan dishes for us. It was all just exceptional. Our connecting villas were super comfortable with, according to my kids, the best beds they had every slept in. The welcome amenities were enough to feed an army - we didn't make it through them all in 5 days! The size of the private pools were perfect and they kept the pools at a super temperature even when it was chilly and raining out. The natural light and nature that comes in the rooms makes you feel like you are constantly in the amazing hotel grounds. I cannot say enough nice things about this hotel. When we stay in places like this what often trips me up in my view is not that the place isn't nice enough or the service not good enough, it is that I paid a ton of money and don't feel like I'm getting my full value. At the Oberoi, where we were paying crazy Easter rates (which were everywhere in Morocco), I forgot very quickly what I'd paid and just enjoyed every second of it. Even at those prices, I felt like I received more than my share of value and can't wait to return.

Location, rooms, atmosphere, staff... everything was perfect. The view on the Atlas is something you'll never forget. One of the best hotels I ever stayed