- The most iconic: La Mamounia, a palace with legendary gardens in the heart of Marrakech.
- The most luxurious: the Royal Mansour, with its three-storey private riads and their swimming pools.
- For couples and tranquillity: the Mandarin Oriental and its 20 hectares of gardens facing the Atlas Mountains.
- Where to stay: a riad in the medina for charm, a resort in Hivernage or Palmeraie for space.
The Red City of a thousand gardens, Marrakech is a capital of Moroccan luxury, offering legendary palaces and secret riads. Here are the best hotels to stay in Marrakech in 2026.
La Mamounia, the Legendary Palace
A mythical address in Marrakech, La Mamounia unfolds its century-old gardens, its spa, and its oriental palace atmosphere. Frequented by celebrities for decades, it embodies the timeless glamour of the Red City.
Royal Mansour, Luxury in Private Riads
Considered the most luxurious hotel in Marrakech, the Royal Mansour offers three-storey private riads, complete with a terrace, swimming pool, and exceptional service, all connected by a secret medina. An extraordinary experience, envisioned by the King of Morocco.
Mandarin Oriental, the Oasis Facing the Atlas Mountains
Nestled within 20 hectares of gardens, the Mandarin Oriental Marrakech is a haven of peace looking out onto the snow-capped peaks of the Atlas Mountains. Villas with private pools and a large spa make it the ideal address for couples seeking tranquillity.
Four Seasons and Amanjena, for Variety
The Four Seasons Resort Marrakech appeals to families with its comfort and swimming pools, while Amanjena (Aman) cultivates absolute serenity away from the hustle and bustle. Two complementary visions of Marrakchi luxury.
Riad or Resort: Where to Stay in Marrakech?
For charm and immersion, choose a riad in the medina, just a stone’s throw from Jemaa el-Fna square; for space and tranquillity, opt for a resort in Hivernage or Palmeraie. The best period extends from October to April, before the intense summer heat.
