Best hotels in Morocco

In the golden embrace of Merzouga’s dunes, The Sandy Tents Camp invites you to experience the Sahara as never before. Our luxury desert camp combines the elegance of finely appointed tents with the warm soul of Berber hospitality. As the sun sets over the rolling sands, the desert transforms into a canvas of fire and gold, giving way to a night sky jeweled with a thousand stars. Here, comfort meets adventure, and every moment becomes a story—whether you’re savoring traditional Moroccan flavors, listening to the whispers of the dunes, or awakening to the serene beauty of the Sahara sunrise. Let the timeless silence of the desert awaken your senses.

Nestled within the verdant expanse of Skoura's palm groves lies Ksar El Kabbaba, a splendid oasis of tranquility and traditional Moroccan elegance. This historic kasbah has been meticulously restored, blending authentic architectural details with modern comforts. Guests are invited to embark on a journey back in time, experiencing the serene ambiance, lush gardens, and the soothing sound of water features that echo through the courtyards. The property's commitment to sustainability and cultural preservation makes it a haven for those seeking an immersive, authentic Moroccan experience.

Located in Skoura, Morocco, L'Ma Lodge consists of the Maison, common living areas with lounges, an open fireplace and a terrace as well as the Riad which hosts four bedrooms and three suites. They all have an atmosphere and a uniquely refined decoration. The luxuriant garden and private pool area offer a multitude of places for relaxation. The proposed food is a Moroccan and Mediterranean cuisine, varied and refined, adapted for every season.

Located in the Ounila Valley, a 10-minute walk from the fortified village of Ait Benhaddou, Caravane offers a Berber lounge with a TV and iPod docking station, an outdoor swimming pool and 2 terraces. Decorated in a Kasbah-style, the air-conditioned rooms at Caravane feature a wardrobe, and the private bathrooms are complete with a shower and toilet. The restaurant serves a variety of regional specialities, and Cravane can organise excursions in the surrounding area.

Built by Walter Harris, the famous columnist of the Times, it was the last summer residence of Glaoui, pasha of Marrakech. Villa Joséphine remains one of the most spectacular and prestigious properties in the Vieille Montagne. Neither Dar nor Riad, its Mauritian aspect, its balcony view over the strait, a taste of Cap d’Antibes and a scent of Africa make Villa Joséphine a unique guest house in Morocco which owes all its soul to Jean Marie and Joséphine Fisse, its last owners. The panoramic view of the bay and the Strait of Gibraltar from the old ramparts will take your breath away!