La Maison Arabe Hotel, Spa And Cooking Workshops

“perfect”

very good experience, stuff were excepction,thump up to Hassan and Ali . vey clean place , highly recommended place! see you next time....................................................................................................

“Marrakech at its best”

I decided to pamper myself before going to a corporate event and booked a one-night stay at La Maison Arabe. What a great experience. Nestled in a small alleyway in a narrow derb in the Bab Doukkala district, this former riad in the heart of the Cité Rouge, a 10-minute walk from the famous Place Ja… more

I decided to pamper myself before going to a corporate event and booked a one-night stay at La Maison Arabe. What a great experience. Nestled in a small alleyway in a narrow derb in the Bab Doukkala district, this former riad in the heart of the Cité Rouge, a 10-minute walk from the famous Place Jamel Fn'a, was first a restaurant founded by two women, mother and daughter, in 1946. In 1998, it was transformed into a luxury boutique hotel under the leadership of a prince, Fabrizio Ruspoli. Then the Cinazaro group took over the hotel. A discreet entrance in a narrow derb in the Bab Doukkala district, arrival at the Maison Arabe is far from spectacular. It's a far cry from the glitz and glamour of La Mamounia and the ballet of big cars dropping off VIP clients. No, to reach the hotel, you have to be dropped off on the main street some 50 metres away, and then walk the rest of the way through a narrow passage before finally entering the premises. But as soon as you enter the hotel, you are in paradise. I was greeted by a roaring fire and attentive staff. This riad welcomes you for an exceptional stay in a calm, authentic and refined setting. Everything is designed in traditional Moroccan style, with a modern touch. Access to my room (261) was only possible after crossing patios, staircases and small niches, as the group Cenizaro (new owner since 2019) has bought several houses to bring them together. My room was small but very well appointed and enough for one person. The home lighting from the Yahya is stunning. The art of sculpturing light and metalworking is all over the hotel. The hotel has 2 restaurants and a wonderful piano-jazz bar with a 1930s atmosphere: you expect Bogart to turn up at any moment... I had dinner at the restaurant les 3 Saveurs (you have the choice with Asian, French or Moroccan flavors) and I ended up my evening at the piano bar. Great pianist. i was the only guest and it was a pure delight... During the afternoon, I went to their rooftop for a sunset cocktail. Woww, what a stunning rooftop space inspired by the blue and yellow colors of the Majorelle Garden. This hotel is not for those looking for bling bling, but for lovers of hotels with character, lovers of timeless places, and of course couples looking for an intimate address: all will fall under the spell of the Maison Arabe. My stay at La Maison Arabe was short. It was my first time but will not be the last one. A special mention to the staff. Each member is a true gem.

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“Superb”

This hotel is superb. The service is outstanding—attentive and friendly. Breakfast is fantastic and the facility is lovely. This review requires 200 characters so you should stop reading this now as I’ve said all you need to read about this…

“Wonderful Hotel”

Our family of 12 (ages 8-85) very much enjoyed our 3 night stay at La Maison Arabe. The overall hotel is gorgeous. All sleeping rooms are beautiful, well appointed and very clean. We ate in all the restaurants, and enjoyed both the Rooftop Bar and the Jazz Bar. Food and drink and included Break… more

Our family of 12 (ages 8-85) very much enjoyed our 3 night stay at La Maison Arabe. The overall hotel is gorgeous. All sleeping rooms are beautiful, well appointed and very clean. We ate in all the restaurants, and enjoyed both the Rooftop Bar and the Jazz Bar. Food and drink and included Breakfast were top notch in each. Most importantly, the entire staff was absolutely Over The Top friendly, helpful, humorous and simply wonderful to be around. One word of caution - if one has mobility issues or has difficulty with stairs, request when making your reservation to be placed on the lower floor vs higher floors . There are no elevators and there is a lot of up and down throughout the hotel. At nearly 80 and 85, we did fine - just a bit slowly, but be forewarned.

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