Mansour Eddahbi & Palais des Congres

Sprawling modern Moorish hotel and gardens

Mandatory hotel-imposed fees

General Information

Property Amenities

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The hotel houses four outdoor swimming pools, set in eight hectares of gardens. The largest is rectangular, decorated with geometric tiling, and flanked by fountains, which are illuminated at night. Further down the garden lie the two shallow children’s pools, and next to the fitness centre is a smaller outdoor lap pool.

The fitness centre houses a supervised gym, eight treatment rooms, a hairdressing salon, snack bar and relaxation rooms. Set around the pretty central courtyard, with its bubbling fountain, guests can relax in the jetted tub, traditional hammam, or one of three saunas. Treatments include orange flower exfoliation, manicures, pedicures and beauty treatments using Phyt plant-based products.

Late night entertainment comes in the shape of two onsite nightclubs: The Calypso is a laidback Moroccan style cabaret club, while the Paradise is a discotheque. Both are open until 4 AM.

The adjacent convention centre is the largest in Marrakech and includes three auditoria with capacity of up to 2,500 people. It also houses smaller meeting rooms and an exhibition hall.

Rooms

The 441 guestrooms and suites of the Mansour Eddahbi are set across six buildings set around the hotel’s extensive pool and garden area; each building is named after a North African personality or landmark. Standard Rooms are decorated in shades of ochre and beige, with sepia photographs of Marrakech and carved wooden bedheads and wardrobes. Marble-tiled bathrooms have bathtub/shower combinations, hair dryers and toiletries. Ground floor rooms have small terraces; other rooms have balconies. Suites are decorated in either European or Moroccan style with heavy fabrics, dark colour schemes and gilt detailing. All have separate living rooms, walk-in wardrobes, and furnished balconies or small gardens. Bathrooms have two sinks, round bathtubs and separate showers, designer toiletries, slippers and bathrobes. Welcome amenities include complimentary mineral water, fruit baskets, pastries and rose bouquets.

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Room Amenities

Dining

Guests of the Mansour Eddahbi Marrakech enjoy a complimentary buffet breakfast each morning.

Cesar - Italian restaurant with seating for up to 220 at lunch and dinner. The dining room is separated into zones by pillars and decorated with Roman-style frescoes. A la carte menu features pizza, pasta, seafood, and a dessert trolley.

Al Bahja - Moroccan restaurant serving traditional tagines at dinner. Seating is on low chairs around circular tables, covered in rich fabrics. Diners can also be seated at tables in the formal courtyard, with its tiny green and white tiles and central fountain. Nightly entertainment from belly dancers and folk bands.

Palmeraie - Main hotel restaurant, serving buffet menus at breakfast, lunch and dinner. The walls are decorated with frescoes of Moroccan landmarks, including the Menara and Ouarzazate. The outside area has wrought iron tables and chairs set under parasols.

Octagonal Bar - Dominated by a vast crystal chandelier, this lounge bar is set in an airy eight-sided atrium with a gold ceiling, draped with large banners of coloured fabric. Serves drinks and snacks.

Latino Bar - Decorated with black chairs and tables, mirror balls, a mirrored bar and posters of pop stars. Karaoke, live music and cocktails are on offer here until late.

Fitness Centre Café - Small basement café which serves fruit and vegetable juices and light meals to Health Club visitors.

Le Rendezvous - Poolside restaurant serving snacks, drinks and grills all day. Flanked by a large mosaic-tiled fountain.

Pool Bar - Open air bar with views over the hotel’s swimming pools. Decorated with ornate tiling and Moorish arches. Wrought iron tables and parasols are set around the bar, where guests take a break from sunbathing.

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