Marrakech

Boutique Hotels in Marrakech.

Small hotels and palace properties around Marrakech, mostly in the Palmeraie, where you book a room or a suite rather than a whole house. They suit groups too large for one villa, stays that want a restaurant and a spa on site, and celebrations that need somewhere to put a hundred people. The trade-off against a private villa is that you share the garden; the gain is that nothing has to be arranged by you.

Dar Sabra, Marrakech Partner Property
Boutique Hotel · Palmeraie

Dar Sabra

22 rooms, suites and villas

Two standalone villas, 110 m² and 90 m² · Three outdoor pools plus a year-round indoor pool · Over two hectares of garden with 60+ contemporary works

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Palais Nouhass, Marrakech Partner Property
Boutique Hotel · Palmeraie Nord

Palais Nouhass

7 room and suite categories

Seven room and suite categories, up to Royal Suite · Long salons under carved and painted ceilings · Large pool lit for the evening

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Common questions

Can a boutique hotel be taken over entirely?

Usually yes, and for a wedding or a large family gathering it is often the cheaper answer than several villas. Whole-property dates need real notice, so ask early rather than close in.

How is this different from renting a villa?

In a villa the whole house is yours and the staff work only for your party. In a hotel you book rooms, the restaurant and spa serve everyone, and the service is continuous rather than arranged around you. Neither is better; they are different holidays.

Are meals included?

It varies by property and by season. Breakfast usually is, dinner usually is not. We confirm what is included in writing with the quote rather than leaving it to be discovered at checkout.

Not sure which suits you?

Read what to expect from each kind of stay in Marrakech — medina riads, Palmeraie villas, contemporary houses, estates and family properties.

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