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The Ochre City of Marrakech presents a tale of two cities. Vibrant arts and culture, world class golf courses and fashionable night life, juxtaposed with spiritual mystique, beautiful gardens, Andalusian architecture and traditional souks.
The Oberoi, Marrakech is located within 1,13,312 square metres of Mediterranean orchards with fragrant citrus trees and centuries old olive groves. Our 5 star hotel in Marrakech has beautifully landscaped gardens punctuated by water features. Its authentic architecture is inspired by palaces of ancient Morocco. The courtyard of the main building incorporates the design of the historic Medersa Ben Youssef, built in the 14th century; one of Marrakech’s most famous historic monuments. Our 5 star hotel in Marrakech offers picturesque views of the majestic snow-capped Atlas Mountains.
Spacious accommodation, personalised wellness offerings, restaurants serving authentic Moroccan and international cuisines and an engaging children's activity area are complemented by our warm sincere hospitality for an unforgettable experience at the best hotel in Marrakech.
The Oberoi, Marrakech, Route de Ouarzazate, 40 000 Marrakech, Morocco
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Marrakech Airport
The historic city of Marrakech lies near the foothills of the imposing Atlas Mountains. It is easily accessible by air from several major international cities.
The Oberoi, Marrakech is located in 1,13,312 square metres of beautifully landscaped gardens, fragrant citrus orchards and olive groves with spectacular views of the snow-capped Atlas Mountains. The hotel is located twenty five minutes from the international airport, Jemâa El Fna square and the ancient walled city.
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Thoughtfully laid out to offer privacy, the spacious and luxurious rooms and villas; most with large private pools and gardens, incorporate authentic Andalusian design and beautiful views.
Culinary offerings include an International restaurant, a specialty Indian restaurant, a poolside restaurant and a bar.
Mentored by Michelin-starred chef Rohit Ghai, a true connoisseur of the heritage of Indian cuisine, Rivayat promises guests an enchanting experience, taking them on a journey to the very essence of Indian flavors. Upon stepping into Rivayat, you are immediately transported to a remarkable setting evoking both the opulence of the finest Michelin-starred restaurants and the authenticity of Indian palaces. Enjoy dining indoors or alfresco within the majestic patio inspired by the Medersa Ben Youssef.
Tamimt serves Mediterranean, Indian and International cuisines using the best locally sourced ingredients and fresh seasonal produce from our organic garden. Decorated with frescoes illuminated by grand chandeliers, the restaurant also features a lounge to enjoy an aperitif or an after dinner drink.
Vue offers an extensive range of fine wines, champagnes, single malts, expertly mixed classic, contemporary and signature cocktails. Complemented by eclectic snacks and views of the Atlas Mountains. With a candlelit interior, a glowing fireplace and an al fresco terrace, Vue is the perfect setting for a relaxed evening, an informal daytime meeting or a romantic evening.
Revitalise with personalised treatments at The Oberoi Spa. Enjoy a swim in the temperature controlled pools.
A ride in a vintage sidecar. A private tour of the desert and cocktails at sunset.
Relaxing spa therapies and rejuvenating workouts.
Our master chefs are waiting to reveal the secrets behind Moroccan cuisine in this personalised culinary experience. With hints and tips straight from the Oberoi kitchens, you will learn how to prepare four authentic Moroccan dishes; a traditional salad, a tagine, Moroccan bread and brochettes in our vegetable garden kitchen. And after all your hard work, you can take a seat, raise a toast and enjoy...
Enjoy bird’s eye views over the Sahara Desert from a private helicopter. Upon making a desert landing, a camel awaits to take you to your private lunch spot, where you can feast upon a traditional nomads’ lunch. Served with customary hospitality by your personal butler. Note: The experience is subject to availability. Please reserve in advance.Flights are operated by Heliconia between Erg Chegaga...
Watch the sunrise over the Ochre City and the Atlas Mountains while enjoying a gourmet continental breakfast from the comfort of your hot air balloon. An unforgettable experience that promises picture perfect memories that you can cherish forever. Note: The experience is subject to availability. Please reserve in advance.
Recreate the spirit of expeditions from the early 1900s with our exclusive vintage sidecar experience. Your expert rider and professional guide will weave you through Medina’s ancient alleysto discover secret gardens, flea markets, art deco architecture and the Parc Dar El Sadaka: a palm grove dotted with sculptures by the French artist Jean-Francois Fourtou. Note: The experience is subject to availability....
A few more good reasons to stay with us.
From beautiful gardens to ancient Andalusian architecture and traditional souks; art galleries and world class golf courses, there is so much to see and do in Marrakech.
Jemâa El Fna is a bustling market place in the Medina, a UNESCO World Heritage site and the historical quarter of Marrakech. Jemâa El Fna is well known for traditional storytellers, musicians and performers. During the day, snake charmers brush shoulders with juice vendors. In the evening, the square is alive with magicians and dancers, and fragrant aromas from street food stalls permeate the air.
Medersa Ben Youssef is a Koranic school built in the 14th century. Located in the centre of the Medina, a UNESCO World Heritage site, its courtyard is decorated with traditional geometric patterns and Arabic inscriptions carved in wood and marble.
La Koutoubia: a 77 metre-high minaret is the largest mosque in Marrakech and is surrounded by beautiful gardens at the entrance to Jemâa El Fna. It is close to the Marrakech Museum, Bahia Palace and gardens, the Saadian Tombs, El Badi Palace and Dar Si Said, a monument to traditional artisans and home of the Museum of Moroccan Arts.
Yves Saint Laurent moved to Marrakech in the late 1960s and spent a number of years here with his partner, Pierre Bergé. This new museum showcases a large selection of original Yves Saint Laurent designs, including around 5,000 items of clothing, 15,000 haute couture accessories and tens of thousands of sketches, many of which are donated by the Pierre Bergé Foundation.
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