Luxury Hotels & Resorts in Lalla Takarkoust from AU$51

"Excellen little place, just a bit hard to find at first, and the google map is a few feet off so at night this would be hard to navigate solo. They can do some kind of airport transfer so I would try and get that next time. The area is perfect, very safe and lots of ATMs to get cash which is much needed in Morocco."

"Worth the trop"

"Really lovely staff and a nice vibe to the place. Everyone is super helpful and gave great recommendations! "

"Beautiful, peaceful, hotel despite being in the centre a d 15 minutes walk from main squares and souks. Nice big contemporary room with a view of the pools. Service was superb throughout our stay. We are and drank in the Lawrence bar, which had a nice vibe snd ambience. They have live music modt evenings from 8.30pm. An ex "

"Lovely hotel with great facilities "

"Wanted to mention a few of the staff we interacted with - everyone was nice but especially a shout out for Amine who is onsite entertainment team and the brilliant energy he brought. From dancing to archery lessons :) In the lounge we are welcomed by the gracious tea person - didn’t have the name but really wanted to say thank you for the hospitality. Similarly in Atlas restaurant- the very warm waiter who brought us Moroccon coffee and always had a chat with my son. Great food from chef and omelettes and other food cooked ! "

"Beautiful resort and the restaurant by the pool served some delicious food. This place made our last few nights in Marrakech such a delight. The room was spacious and clean, the bathtub was huge and the service was impeccable. "

"The staff was always ready to help, the room, although not big, was spotless and full of beautiful details."

"Stayed for three nights in Marrakesh, before and after my adventures in Zagora. Each time I returned, the staff greeted me with a natural, honest kindness that made the place feel almost familiar. The restaurants, the bars, the peaceful pool, all pleasant. A quiet corner of calm in the middle of the city’s constant motion."