Amanjena
Marrakech · Morocco
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Character and identity
Set in the palmeraie just outside Marrakech, Amanjena is a low-slung composition of muted pink pavilions inspired by sultan's palaces, threaded through date palms and olive groves. The 32 accommodations feel like private residences, layered with Moorish arches, Berber rugs, mosaic floors and lantern light. Days move between the spa's two hammam suites with their own courtyards, tennis and golf, a cigar bar, and two restaurants: a Moroccan kitchen and an izakaya with sushi and robata. The register is hushed, attentive and palace-like rather than buzzy.
Who's it for
Best for:
Couples and design-literate travellers who want Marrakech at one remove, with space, silence and ceremony. Honeymooners gravitate to the lantern-lit dinner at El Caidal in the olive groves; spa devotees come for the Moroccan Bloom hammam ritual. Families are welcomed too, with a children's library and babysitting on request.
Should look elsewhere:
Anyone who wants to step out into the medina, the souks or Gueliz nightlife should base themselves in town. The setting is serene rather than central, so guests who measure a city break by walkable streets and spontaneous dinners will find the location a constraint.
Bottom line
What defines Amanjena is the sense of staying inside a private palace estate rather than a hotel, with the medina kept at arm's length. Book it for a slow, romantic or restorative trip, pair it with guided excursions into the city, and stretch to a Maison with butler and private pool if the budget allows; the standard pavilions are generous, but the Maisons are the reason to come.
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What this place offers
- Bar
- Golf
- Gym
- Outdoor pool
- Restaurants
- Spa
- Tennis
- Wi-Fi
- Wi-Fi in public areas
- Public internet workstation
