Embark on a sensory journey through the heart of Morocco, where vibrant colors, rich culture, and unparalleled luxury converge at The Oberoi Marrakech. Nestled within acres of lush gardens against the backdrop of the Atlas Mountains, this oasis of tranquility invites guests to immerse themselves in the enchanting allure of Marrakech. Join us as we uncover the exquisite details, unparalleled service, and unforgettable experiences that define The Oberoi Marrakech.
Having recently stayed at The Oberoi Mauritius and off the back of numerous stays at their luxurious properties in India itself I was really interested to see how this stay would compare, and indeed what would be the highlight of our three-centre trip to Morocco this time. As you will find in this review, The Oberoi Marrakech was without a doubt the highlight of our trip, albeit I did enjoy our other stay in Marrakech and Fez too. I have lots of measures as to how exemplary a hotel will stay, but there are two which seem to set properties apart.
The first is whether the bathrobes already have the tie-cord already threaded into the robe to my mind, a sign of quality and attention to detail. Not only was a late check-out offered to us without asking, when we came back from breakfast on the last day our villa had been immaculately restored to perfection as it had been on each of our days there.
Discover all you need to know about The Oberoi Marrakech in this comprehensive review. From its prime location to engaging local activities, tantalising dining options, and luxurious accommodations, we've got you covered. Dive into this detailed exploration before your next Marrakech adventure! By booking through my affiliation with Classic Travel, I was able to secure a number of additional VIP benefits with their Virtuoso program. Daily Continental breakfast two guest per room per stay, served in Hotel restaurant.
Room upgrade based on availability at check-in. Early check-in and late check-out, subject to availability. Complimentary minute massage for up to two guests, once during stay. One of the private dining locations over the Grand Canal - such an incredible dinner. The property used to be an olive farm, and there are acres of grounds still left as an olive grove. It was such an incredible location, not only had the buildings been blended so carefully into the landscape, whilst still creating what is an architecturally stunning hotel resort.
