About this hotel
General information
The Oberoi, Marrakech spreads over more than 11 hectares of gardens, citrus orchards and centuries-old olive groves on the outskirts of Marrakech, with the snow-capped peaks of the Atlas Mountains on the horizon. A 120-metre water channel, the Grand Canal, cuts through the estate, overlooked by the restaurant terraces.
The architecture blends Moroccan palace tradition with Andalusian influences: hand-carved ceilings, hand-painted zellige tiles and sculpted wall panels. The central courtyard, The Patio, takes its cue from the 14th-century Ben Youssef Madrasa. Most of the accommodation takes the form of villas with their own pools and gardens, while a round-the-clock butler service, a library and bicycles are there for every guest.
Location
The resort lies on the road to Ouarzazate, set among orchards outside the city: Jemaa el-Fnaa square and the old medina are about 25 minutes away, and Marrakech Menara Airport is 17.5 km, or roughly 25 minutes by car. The hotel arranges return airport transfers itself.
Spa
The Oberoi Spa sits beside a natural pool of water among olive and citrus trees and is reserved for hotel guests. Private treatment suites host Western and Moroccan rituals, hammam rituals and herbal therapies; body and facial treatments use ALQVIMIA products, while the Maison d’ASA sensory journeys are built around organic ingredients. A sauna and steam room complete the facilities.
Sports & leisure
- 24-hour fitness centre with cardio and resistance equipment
- sunrise yoga in a studio overlooking the water channel
- coached morning runs on trails through the olive groves, cardio boxing, circuit and cross training
- tennis court with private lessons, and a pétanque pitch beneath old olive trees
- Moroccan cooking class in the kitchen beside the vegetable garden
- medina tours by vintage sidecar, and breakfast in a hot-air balloon above the city and the Atlas
- private helicopter flight over the Sahara with a camel ride and a nomad-style lunch
- day trips to Essaouira, the Ouzoud waterfalls and the Sahara
For children
A kids’ club for ages 4–12 runs all year, with cooking sessions, art workshops, treasure hunts and themed events. Babysitting can be arranged on request.
Restaurants & bars
Three restaurants and a bar, most of them with terraces facing the Atlas.
- Tamimt — international cooking from a show kitchen, a chandeliered dining room and a terrace, plus a lounge for aperitifs
- Rivayat — Indian cuisine with a contemporary touch, dinner indoors or on the open-air patio, thali lunches at weekends
- Azur — light daytime dishes beneath a frescoed dome or on a terrace above the pool and canal
- Vue — an evening bar with a fireplace and terrace: wines, Champagne, single malts, cocktails and small plates
Swimming
Two heated shared pools — a 30-metre outdoor pool and a 20-metre indoor pool — both with loungers, a pool bar and views of the Atlas Mountains. Every villa and the Royal Suite also has a private pool.
Rooms
Accommodation ranges from villas with private pools to a first-floor suite and rooms with generous terraces, all finished with zellige tilework, sculpted panels and Moroccan decorative detail.
Each room has individually controlled air conditioning, satellite TV, Wi-Fi, a safe, tea and coffee facilities, a minibar, a hairdryer, robes and slippers, daily fresh fruit, 24-hour room service and twice-daily housekeeping.
Royal Villa with a Private Pool
Two bedrooms with their own bathrooms and dressing rooms, a living room with a fireplace, a dining room and a fully equipped kitchen, all arranged around a fountain courtyard, with interiors that blend Indian and Moroccan motifs. The terrace holds an 11-metre heated pool and looks onto olive groves and orange orchards.
Presidential Villa with Private Pool
A large king-bedded master bedroom with a bathroom facing the garden, a living area, a pantry and a broad terrace with a heated pool overlooking the gardens, olive groves and the Atlas. An interconnecting room can be added.
Deluxe Villa with Private Pool
A one-bedroom villa (king or twin beds) whose bathroom looks out onto its own pool, set in a private courtyard with a landscaped garden.
Family Villa
Two interconnecting villas with separate entrances, each with a bedroom (king or twin beds), its own heated pool and a secluded garden.
Premier Villa with Private Pool
A south-facing villa with light-filled, zellige-tiled interiors opening onto a private courtyard with a heated pool and garden views. Sleeps two.
Royal Suite with Private Pool
A first-floor suite with a king bedroom, dressing area, marble bathroom and a living room with a grand fireplace; the large sun terrace has a heated pool and views of the Atlas, the canal and the orchards. It can be connected to a Deluxe Room.
Deluxe Room with Private Terrace
A room in ivory and burnished gold with king or twin beds, a bathroom with a separate vanity area and a large terrace looking over the Atlas Mountains, the orchards and the water channel.
Photos are for illustrative purposes only. Actual room layout, furnishings, décor, views and amenities may differ from those shown and may vary between rooms of the same category. Hotel and room descriptions are based on information provided by the property and are believed to be accurate at the time of publication, but are not guaranteed. The hotel may renovate or change its rooms, facilities, restaurants and services at any time without notice. The final details of your stay are confirmed at the time of booking. See our Terms of Use.