Adam Park Hotel & Spa Marrakech

“A big four star hotel under the flight path”

We got upgraded to a modern suite which had a balcony. Had a few electrical problems. It has a pool which was a sweltering 18C ! Why bother having a pool if you wont heat it, never saw anyone in it Its a transit hotel really, lots of coaches from the orient etc Breakfast is incredibly noisy and … more

We got upgraded to a modern suite which had a balcony. Had a few electrical problems. It has a pool which was a sweltering 18C ! Why bother having a pool if you wont heat it, never saw anyone in it Its a transit hotel really, lots of coaches from the orient etc Breakfast is incredibly noisy and busy and i thought it just ok foodwise. . The italian restaurant was ok too but not where you wanted to repeat it. They wanted to put us on a small table when the restaurant was empty and when we left only 20% of tables at most were occupied. Yes they dont want you to bring water in which i didnt care for, they give you a little bottle , thats it. Oh yes its under the flight path but not too loud When they say its a 15 walk to centre, thats nonsense its 15 mins by taxi Overall i thought it was ok clean and serves alcohol at a price. If you want character and to be central then its probably not for you

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“Mixed Experience”

We recently stayed two nights at the Adam Park Hotel in Marrakesh. Our experience had its ups and downs. One surprising aspect was a sign at the door prohibiting guests from bringing in additional food or water. While we understood the restriction on alcohol due to local customs, the ban on water a… more

We recently stayed two nights at the Adam Park Hotel in Marrakesh. Our experience had its ups and downs. One surprising aspect was a sign at the door prohibiting guests from bringing in additional food or water. While we understood the restriction on alcohol due to local customs, the ban on water and food was quite alarming. We brought it in anyway. The location was not the best. It was about a 20min drive or an hour walk to the Medina. The rooms were somewhat dated, with a few things in need of repair. The tub, for instance, felt unstable, which was concerning. There was also no show curtain or anything to stop the water from landing on the floor during a shower.On a positive note, the bed was comfortable, providing a decent night's sleep. Navigating the hotel was a bit of a maze, making it difficult to get to some areas. Many of the hotel's restaurants were closed during our stay, so we ventured out for meals. The pool area was beautiful but very cold, and securing a lawn chair was sometimes challenging. The hotel also offered a kids club and a small pool for children, which was a nice touch. There were plenty of seating areas away from the pool for relaxation. The hotel featured a snack bar and a few small shops, which were convenient. The staff were mostly nice and accommodating. We used the laundry service, which cost about $30CAD. While it was a bit pricey, the quick turnaround within 12 hours made it worthwhile. We were lucky to get a room on the ground floor, which allowed us to enjoy the courtyard. However, three cats frequently tried to sneak in whenever we opened the door. They were very friendly and we had fun playing with them.

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