Hotels with Pools in Marrakech

As very seasoned travelers, my family and I enjoy exploring the most amazing resorts and hotels around the world, which we look at with a very discriminating eye. For the Oberoi Marrakesh, it is truly difficult to find fault. The hotel, relatively new, is simply stunning with the impressive lobby and villas, as well as expansive gardens with 2700 olive trees. The acting General Manager Mamdouh is the perfect and consummate hotelier, ever present checking everything non-stop, to ensure the guest experience is nothing less than 5-stars. Jalal from their F&B outlet surprised us with an entire loaf of lemon cake to take back to London that was not available on two breakfasts which we sore missed after our first breakfast. El Habib is an amazing server ready to grant you at least three wishes with his magic lamp! Khalid the Duty Manager also asks non-stop how they can improve a service that is already par excellence. Our hats off to the amazing pastry chef who makes baked goods that rival the best Parisian patisserie. I saw the two staff who cleaned every machine in the fitness center using four sprays leaving neither dust nor germ —- they focus on the minutest detail. The whole team is just extremely well-trained and professional and very committed in their desire to exceed your expectations. The synchronization of their efforts, in the most natural and sincere manner, always with big smiles, translates to nothing less than less than a truly memorable experience. They know how to make you feel like Arab royalty! We will certainly be back!!! Thank you so much to all of you!!! Shukran! If you want that “palace in the middle of the oasis experience” in Marrakesh, you will not get it any better than at the Oberoi!

The service is very good. You can go to the spa and soak in the hot springs. The service attitude is very good. Most of the staff can speak English.

This is a very worthwhile hotel. It can be said to be the highlight of the entire trip to Morocco. Each room is an independent Riad courtyard. The service is friendly but not overly enthusiastic. Except for the average food, the environment can be said to be impeccable. Marrakech is actually quite dirty and messy as a whole. The inside and outside of the hotel can be said to be two different worlds. If I come to Marrakech next time, I will still consider staying here!

This is an absolutely stunning Riad. I cannot praise it enough. The courtyard is beautiful and full of trees and plants. The restaurant shares this space and is a wonderful experience to have breakfast, lunch or dinner among the trees and plants. We stayed in room Orientalle and it is just incredible. There is a balcony over the pool and plenty of room to relax. The artwork is also stunning, not just in the room but all over the riad. It is like staying in a museum. There are also many patios to relax in although we could not make full use of them as the weather wasn't great. The real stars of the Riad are the staff. They are simply amazing. Ahmed looked after us so well. Sorted out our transfers and organised a tour of Marrakech, booked a restaurant for is. Would always ask if we were okay was always ready with a tip or helping on what to do or where to go. When he wasn't there Khalid did the same. Khalid is also very friendly and helpful. It was great having them in reception just before you went out. As we had come to celebrate our 25th Wedding Anniversary Ahmed had decorated the room with petals and had also arranged a bunch of roses for my wife. He also organised a special vegetarian dinner in the restaurant for us Housekeeping led by Latifa were great and the room was cleaned very well and repeatedly decorated with rose petals. Breakfast is a traditional Moroccan one and is very good. The star is however Oussama, our waiter. He looked after us every day and insisted we try everything and made sure we had a good breakfast. He is a very genuine person and truly wants you to have a good time. When we had dinner at the restaurant one evening he made sure we couldn't eat another crumb. A truly kind and sweet person I cannot praise the Riad and staff enough. It is not the cheapest place but for my wife and I it was worth every penny. The memories we have will last for ever. We will return

At Raid Yakimur we rested with our son. Even before the trip, we answered our questions in detail, ordered us a transfer. When settlement, we had a Moroccan mint tea. Our room was on the first floor, leaving the room we were immediately in a beautiful public zone. Very unusual experience of living in a raid. In the room comfortable beds. I lacked lighting, but it gave a certain atmosphere. Unfortunately, during our stay, breakfast on the roof was not possible due to the weather, but there was always possible to go up and take pictures. Raid himself is very atmospheric. Responsive, attentive and pleasant staff work there. They did everything to make us comfortable in the riad. Next time we'll definitely come back here again!

The room was clean and spacious. However, the only major issue is that the hotel is undergoing renovations. The construction site is directly overlooking the pool. The noise from the works starts early in the morning!!! Avoid this hotel until the renovations are complete!!!

The stay was excellent. In the heat of late July, in a hot and crowded city, Palais Moulay Said was ”our” home sweet home to return to—a cool respite between sightseeing outings. All the staff—from the reception and support teams to the bar, restaurant, and pool personnel—were consistently helpful and friendly. The convenient and tasty meals were a real plus! The rooms could have used a bit more light, but they proved very comfortable and were always clean—just like the rest of the hotel, which was always spotless.

Fantastic activities for kids, but let down by freezing pools, poor drinks, and a frustrating checkout We recently stayed at the Pickalbatros Club Sangho Marrakech for 4 days in April as a family of four (a couple and two children aged 3 and 7). We booked a Family Pool View room. While the resort has incredible potential and wonderful staff, several management and maintenance issues stripped away the 4-to-5-star experience. The Highlights (The Good Bits): Excellent Rooms & Service: Our Family Pool View room was incredibly spacious with comfortable bedding and a massive terrace. Room service was very friendly and the room was spotlessly cleaned daily. Superb Kids Entertainment: The entertainment team was fantastic—highly energetic and brilliant at including everyone. The Kids Club was a hit for our 3 and 7-year-olds (face painting and indoor toddler slides), and the free VR/gaming room was a massive bonus. Great Sports & Amenities: There is a top-notch basketball court, a football pitch with good artificial grass, and a padel court (just remember to book this in advance). Late Departure Flexibility: Since our flight was in the evening and checkout was at 12:00 PM, the hotel kindly allowed us to use the resort's common facilities for an extra 3 hours, and they booked our airport taxi for us. The Lowlights (The Bad Bits): Freezing Pools & Safety Issues: We visited in April, and the water in the main pool and the waterpark was absolutely freezing. There is only one small heated pool in the corner of the resort, but it was open for just one day of our stay (closed for maintenance the rest of the time). When it was open, the water was uncomfortably hot (around 35-40°C). Furthermore, the waterpark has great slide options, but some of the steps on the slide stairs were loose, which felt unsafe. Food & Drink Disappointments: The drinks were a major letdown—poor quality, zero variety, and served in cheap, disposable plastic glasses. There were also far too many flies all around, specifically in the main restaurant areas. While there is a vast variety of food across three restaurants (Main, Moroccan, and Asian), some food items were not fresh or warm. Also, be aware that the Moroccan and Asian ”à la carte” restaurants are actually just buffets. The Checkout Experience (Very Poor): Our departure left a bitter taste. After checking out, our pre-booked taxi arrived and was waiting with my family inside. The reception staff suddenly stopped me to ask if I had paid the local tourist taxes at check-in. I said yes, but because they never provided a receipt at check-in, I had to pull up my mobile banking app to prove the card transaction. The receptionist then claimed their system had been down during our check-in, a mistake had been made, and we owed an additional 300 MAD. With my family waiting in the running taxi, I felt pressured to just pay the cash to avoid missing our flight. Shockingly, they refused or failed to provide a receipt for this additional cash payment as well. Verdict: The kids had a fun time with the activities, but management seriously needs to address pool temperatures, dining hygiene, and their highly unprofessional front desk payment procedures.

On the day of check-in, I arrived very late and said that I wanted a quiet room, so I was sent to the innermost corner. When I entered the door, the curtains were not tight, and I felt that it was even worse. I asked for a room change. Fortunately, changing the room was fairly fast, but the room downstairs was changed, because there was a block on the second floor balcony, so the lighting was not good at all. The three meals I ate didn't have a day because the breakfast ended at 10 o'clock. The lunch and dinner were similar, and there was nothing to eat. I didn't see any seafood except grilled fish. The pictures were deceptive. There are quite a few places to play, but the water in another pool with a slide is cold, so it can only be displayed.

We didn’t have any issues there. In general the service is good even if there is nobody in the reception thus they give you your own keys of the main entrance and your room. As a suggestion it is needed a sign “Riad Nouhal” but anyway, if you follow the location on Google Maps, you will be in.