Hotels With Gym in Marrakesh-Safi, Morocco

It is a standard express hotel with a large room. The surrounding area is a bit like an outlet village with many shopping shops. However, some facilities in the room are damaged. For example, the knob for adjusting the water outlet in the bathroom is broken, so it can only flow from the shower head and cannot be changed to the top shower outlet.

Wonderful hotel with great service from the staff, it felt like they actually care about making your stay great. Room service is around multiple times to replenish items. The best place in my 2 weeks in the country. Beach is right in front, decent gym and heated indoor pool, short walk to the markets. Outdoor pool isn't heated and was a bit cold to swim in Dec. I enjoyed the breakfast, some interesting items like banana jam. Thank you all. 😊

We booked for a 3 night stay for 3 people but had to manage a room for 2, for the first 2 nights. No apologies whatsoever from the hotel nor a compensation. The 2 rooms we stayed in during our stay were both badly lit; make up for nights out was a huddle cos the room was quite dark. A great highlight however is the amazing location and fresh flowers in the lobby that oozed amazing scents.

3 nights in a very pleasant family stay. The hotel is a real garden of peace with beautiful gardens and beautiful swimming pools, perfect for relaxation. We also appreciated the many contemporary art works exhibited somewhat everywhere, which give a real identity to the place. Small bemol: a leak in the bathroom and the toilets of our room, reported but not completely resolved during our stay. The breakfast is varied and extensive: fresh fruit, eggs, omelets on demand, winemakers.... which is good to start the day. The hotel is a little far from the medina (foresee a taxi or a shuttle), but close to the Palmer, which allows you to enjoy a quieter environment, far from the agitation of the city centre. A beautiful address for a stay in Marrakech.

This hotel is owned by Cristiano Ronaldo, so the abundance of Ronaldo-related items is probably one of its selling points. It's a designer hotel with an exquisite lobby and excellent service. However, I wasn't a fan of the room layout, or rather, it felt a bit illogical. There's no partition between the shower and the bed except for a glass door, and there's no place to hang laundry. It's fine for couples, but awkward for parents and daughters, or for groups of friends. If your roommates have different sleep schedules, showering late can disturb others who are already asleep. My room was an upgraded suite, and I wonder if this issue also applies to other room types.

This hotel offers a pleasant overall experience. The rooms are spacious, clean, and well-appointed, with comfortable beds that ensure a good night’s rest. The hotel provides excellent facilities, including a gym, swimming pool, and business center, catering to various guests’ needs. The breakfast selection is diverse and delicious, and the staff is friendly and attentive, responding promptly to guests’ requests.

The hotel is located in the heart of the old town. Close to an ancient tomb that is more than 500 years old. There are many people visiting every day. This hotel can be said to be called Taoyuan in the city, but the surrounding environment is not very good. According to the waiter, the hotel started building a new building in 2002 and first bought a house, and later bought eight more. The owner, a Frenchman, renovated the nine houses as a whole and connected them together. The design is very elegant, reflecting the Moroccan national style. Every detail is very delicate and can be called a work of art. The three-story roof is covered with flowers and various layouts. Very novel. It feels extremely cozy. The hotel's food and beverage varieties are relatively small and the taste is average, not as good as other nine points. The price is not cheap either. Overall, this hotel is quite unique. Staying for a day or two is no problem.

All aspects are very good, it is a hotel that will recommend to friends. Unfortunately, when I finally left, the attitude of some waiters was very uncomfortable. After the front desk reflected, although I always apologized at the beginning, the front desk manager later said, “Why don’t you ask the relevant regulations when you book?” It sounds like my responsibility. This statement is very difficult to accept, how do I take the initiative to ask some rules I don't know? For example, like I went to the restaurant to go to the toilet, and I was told to pay after going to the toilet. I said that no one told me before, and the waiter asked me: Why don't you ask in advance if you want to pay? Even if the small waiter had an attitude problem before, the front desk manager would say that it is not logical and does not welcome people. I think it is still a bit unsatisfactory in terms of hospitality. Other aspects are still very good, the former lobby manager is very helpful

I recently stayed at this hotel and had a disappointing experience with the front desk staff, specifically the two girls on duty during my check-in at 9 PM. Despite my reservation, I had to wait over 30 minutes for a room, which turned out to be different from the one I booked. Despite informing them of our anniversary, the staff's response was unhelpful. The initial room's view was changed without acknowledgment, and the alternative offered was worse. Only after speaking to the manager ( it's worth noting that the manager I spoke to was exceptionally friendly and understanding) did we receive a better room, but it still wasn't the one we booked. The lack of consideration for our special occasion made it a frustrating experience overall.

If you like waiting this place is for you! Whilst most of the staff are friendly, there is a serious lack of urgency in their service. Whether it was checking-in, ordering drinks, or asking for a towel by the pool, you’d always have to wait. This is quite a surprise given the number of staff working - it is unbelievably painful to see plenty of resource around, yet all lack a sense of urgency and ooze inefficiency.