La Maison Des Oliviers

“Perfect, beautiful oasis outside Marrakech city centre”

This gorgeous little hotel is a sensational find. You feel like you’re in some Instagram influences video it’s pretty as a picture. Rooms are a good size pool area is secluded quiet pretty and lovely. Staff are extremely attentive and helpful. You get the sense about the complex was probably once… more

This gorgeous little hotel is a sensational find. You feel like you’re in some Instagram influences video it’s pretty as a picture. Rooms are a good size pool area is secluded quiet pretty and lovely. Staff are extremely attentive and helpful. You get the sense about the complex was probably once out in the countryside, but the suburbs have gradually caught up with it. The area seems unpromising when you arrive, like much of the new city of Marrakesh where is litter lining the street and combination of predevelopment wasteland and new concrete apartments. The hotel itself is a little oasis sitting within this area, and once inside you would not believe the city was encroaching. It’s quiet, tranquil and absolutely beautiful. We tried the Moroccan specialities at the restaurant and were slightly disappointed, however lunch by the poolside was very reasonably priced and absolutely delicious. We visit . It’s quiet, tranquil and absolutely beautiful. We tried the Moroccan specialities at the restaurant and we’re slightly disappointed, however lunch by the poolside was very reasonably priced and absolutely delicious. We visited in low season so the hotel was quiet with a few other couples and family staying, almost all of whom were French. On our first night the air-conditioning in our room was not working properly, we were immediately switched into a new room with amazingly efficient air-conditioning, nothing here seems to be too much trouble for the staff. As the hotel is a few kilometres outside central Marrakesh taxis are required, it’s about £10 for a family of four to get to the city more if you’re coming back late at night Overall, we cannot fault or stay here. If this hotel was in Tuscany or the south of France, you’d be paying three or four times the price we paid. It’s incredibly reasonable - perfect if you want a quiet break as a couple or family.

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“A wonderful 3nights”

I stayed with a group of 10 friends for 3 nights in April 2025. I had the best holiday in years. it just was stress free. I asked the hotel to arrange for a taxi to collect me from the airport which took the pressure off when I landed in the eve. i had two rooms during my stay due to a mix up -… more

I stayed with a group of 10 friends for 3 nights in April 2025. I had the best holiday in years. it just was stress free. I asked the hotel to arrange for a taxi to collect me from the airport which took the pressure off when I landed in the eve. i had two rooms during my stay due to a mix up - a huge luxury double room and a standard room. Both clean, airy and comfy. Love the swan towels and rose petals every morning. staff are very chilled and helpful - especially house keeping and reception. the grounds are VAST and pristine. if you need it - you'll find space to chill on your own if you want peace and quiet. i swan every day - i loved the pool - it's got a ledge and good for pool games with friends. I like their breakfast selection. Make sure you get the omelette, made to order, and make sure you try ALL the pastries and merguez sausages. i am glad we didn't stayed centrally because it was a bit too hectic for me! plus taxis into the centre is cheap especially if you're sharing the cost . Look out for the onsite shoesmith, bagsmith. sweet quiet guy. he fixed my fav but very old pair of sandals I had - and gave them a new lease of life for the equivalent of a fiver

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“Awful Reception member - and staff a bit 'off'. Other than that it was lovely.”

We stayed in 2 rooms, a deluxe double and a suite. Our party was made up of 3 adults and one teenager. The hotel is clean and has good facilities. I would say the double deluxe was more luxurious than the suite despite it costing less..our teenager slept on a converted couch and the balcony was tin… more

We stayed in 2 rooms, a deluxe double and a suite. Our party was made up of 3 adults and one teenager. The hotel is clean and has good facilities. I would say the double deluxe was more luxurious than the suite despite it costing less..our teenager slept on a converted couch and the balcony was tiny compared to our adult son's huge double deluxe room and large balcony. Breakfast was excellent - with a wide range of choice which was very fresh and regularly replenished. The pool was also lovely and clean. The staff were very few and far between - maybe because it was end of season? Housekeeping staff were lovely and did an amazing job at servicing our room daily - thank you. They were also very polite and professional. Some of the waiters and reception staff were slightly aloof and did not appear to enjoy their job - one never smiled the whole time we were there. We are in the restaurant every night as the hotel - town shuttle stops at 8pm and the food in the hotel was always good - but obviously more expensive than in town. The pool drinks were expensive, but again we paid for convenience. When checking out on the final day, Mustafa was extremely rude to me. Basically said they wanted us off the premises after lunch, despite our pick up being at 6.20pm he said I was 'no longer his problem'. There is literally nothing to do around the area where the hotel is. It's remote and rundown and with the baking hea let it would not be appropriate for me to drag my daughter around for 6 hours. Mustafa was very disrespectful towards me and said they were booked out for a wedding and he didn't want to see me or the family waiting for our collection. I went to get my husband and Mustafa changed his attitude (probably because I am female). I have travelled all over the world and have never been spoken to by a hotel staff member in this way - and for that reason I would never go back. I said I had paid my money - we didn't want to use our room as totally understand they had to prepare it for other guests - as is expected when you check out - but I did not expect to be told that I was no longer welcome in the premises in such a rude and offensive way! The other colleagues were fine and allowed us to wait in reception, but Mustafa needs to learn some customer service instead of just thinking about the money - we were paid guests until we got collected..rude, rude man. Other than that it was a lovely holiday and I would not let that ruin the memories I made with my family. Would definitely return to Marrakech as the place is beautiful, the people are generally kind and the culture is fascinating. Won't be going back to the hotel as there were very few smiles from some of the team there - we actually found their reluctance to be friendly quite amusing after a while !

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“A gorgeous, restful week in a glorious hotel.”

A beautiful oasis of calm just 10 minutes or so by car from the centre of Marrakech. Great staff. We enjoyed sunny days by the gorgeous pool, bought so much stuff in the souk that we had to buy a (beautiful, great value) leather bag to take it back in, and a fabulous excursion into the Ourika valle… more

A beautiful oasis of calm just 10 minutes or so by car from the centre of Marrakech. Great staff. We enjoyed sunny days by the gorgeous pool, bought so much stuff in the souk that we had to buy a (beautiful, great value) leather bag to take it back in, and a fabulous excursion into the Ourika valley booked through the hotel. Lunches by the pool were delicious and great value, and evening meals in the restaurant were serviceable on the days we didn't want to bother to get the excellent, cheap, reliable shuttle bus into town. Best meal we had was at al fassia aguedal, a short ride away and run by a women only team. Only taking a star off because we booked accommodation for 3, but on of us had to sleep on a sofa bed.

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