Fellah Hôtel

I had the privilege of staying here with my company and thoroughly enjoyed my 3 night stay. Everything was meticulously curated, and the staff were fantastic. I know catering to a big group of guests can be tough, but they were thoughtful, kind, and accommodating. The property itself was beautiful and authentic, and I felt like I truly experienced Moroccan culture during my short stay. Thank you to the team, and to other potential guests considering Fellah reading this review, do yourself a favour and just book this!

Touatia and her team really looked after us. Friendly staff, nice big rooms and easy access to airport, restaurants and medina. ||Good value for money. Lots of space throughout resort. Restaurant served local produce, prepared with flavour.

Our stay at Fellah Hotel was truly unforgettable.||We desired a place away from the busy city where we could relax, and Fellah was exactly the refreshing escape we needed. Returning to the serene atmosphere of the hotel after exploring Marrakech was a joy in itself.||As art enthusiasts, my husband and I were captivated by every intricate detail throughout the property—from the stunning architecture to the thoughtfully curated furniture and furnishings. The library and the spice room were absolute treasures, offering unique spaces that sparked both inspiration and reflection.||The hospitality we received was truly exceptional — every team member we encountered greeted us with warmth, genuine kindness, and a clear desire to ensure our stay was both comfortable and memorable.||We would highly recommend Fellah Hotel to anyone seeking a beautiful, culturally rich, and peaceful retreat near Marrakech.||We look forward to returning again!

Nearing the end of a week at this unique property. As we leave we feel a real connection to Fellah. Once you enter and see the animals you leave your worries and unwind immediately. This is perhaps not a place for those seeking brand 5 star luxury where everything is absolute perfection. Rather it's a home away from home with staff who care to ensure you are happy and having a good time. Huge criticisms on other reviews regarding limited menu. Everything is cooked to a very high standard for lunch and dinner so I don't see a problem with quality food every day. If you want a change it's super easy to get a taxi and to enjoy other experiences. Nobu and Mizaan in particular I'd recommend. The pool area is hard to beat. The staff I love. Moroccan wine is delicious and cocktails are super here also. Breakfast perhaps could have some small changes but it's no big deal. Moroccan bread and pancakes are so good! Their olives and pickled veg are delicious also. There is a unique internationak library. Its a haven for book lovers Wonderful spiral stair case and magnificent shelving and library ladder. A peaceful oasis for book lovers wanting a retreat from the pool. An art gallery and super spa treatments. Will we come back? Yes for sure. The suite we stayed in and our daughters room were both out of this world with views of the atlas mountains and good AC. We were also lucky enough to be here for Jazz de Ville - DJ Maestro performing eclectic phenominal mix all day in the sunshine. I don't want to go home. Thank you Touatia and all at Fellah. You won me over! And that was some accomplishment !!!

This wasn’t just a bad hotel — it was a deeply uncomfortable and degrading experience, especially as a woman. From the moment we arrived, things were wrong. There was no proper check-in process — no ID, no paperwork, nothing. We were just sent to our room with no explanation. The hotel grounds smell awful due to animals like donkeys and horses roaming freely — you’re greeted by the stench of manure. When we got to our room, the key didn’t work, and we had to wait over 30 minutes in suffocating heat, with no functioning air conditioning. They don’t turn on AC in any of the common areas, and it feels like you’re trapped in an oven. The food was awful — they serve whenever they feel like it, and we were offered rotten fruit with black mold underneath. It was unsafe to eat. But the most disturbing part was how deeply rooted the cultural hierarchy is — where men are seen as above women, and it’s felt in every interaction. Even as paying guests, we were treated as if our presence was a nuisance. The male staff — especially at the front desk — acted with a disgusting sense of superiority, making it clear they didn’t respect us or feel obligated to help. This goes far beyond poor service. It felt like women were constantly dismissed, ignored, or talked down to, as if our voices didn’t matter. The front desk manager called us early in the morning screaming, waking us up, only to be completely unprepared when we arrived. There was no apology, no professionalism, just arrogance and control. The fridge was filthy, covered in a sticky yellow substance. No room service, no sense of hospitality, and no standards of hygiene. Honestly, this isn’t even a 2-star hotel — it’s a toxic environment. If you are a woman or simply value basic respect and cleanliness, stay far, far away from Fellah Hotel.

The most relaxing week of my life. |I would give 10 stars if I could. |I’m at the Airport about to fly back to the UK. A huge thank you to everyone at Fellah hotel for the most amazing week. It was just what I needed. |Where to start? The hotel & grounds are outstanding. Beautifully designed & landscaped, there is a sense of peace everywhere you go. |From farm to plate, the menu is limited in choice as much of the food is fresh from the garden, it’s beautifully cooked & served with care. Prices are the same as you pay in the centre of Marrakech. |The spa is gorgeous, we both had massages & a couples hammam. |We stayed in suite 401, 2 nights we had the fire lit for us, that was incredibly romantic, the room is gorgeous & the huge bath was just dreamy. |The pool area is stunning, very comfy beds & lots of umbrellas. |The bar has premium spirits, good selection of wine & well made cocktails & mocktails. |We loved the gym & enjoyed multiple workouts. |It was 200 mad for a cab to the Modina which took 20 mins roughly. We went two times & enjoyed the restaurants & roof top bars. |I don’t think I’ve even left a holiday so calm & relaxed. I absolutely loved fellah & Marrakech. |My only suggestions for improvement would be to make this adults only. It’s definitely an adult hotel & kids playing & being noisy spoils the zen. Also to make a lunch & evening special dish different as the menu is small if you’re staying for a week. Other than that it’s absolute perfection.

Fellah Hotel is the perfect peaceful retreat from the city. The beautiful architecture, curated art spaces, and serene atmosphere made our stay unforgettable. Every staff member was warm and welcoming. We’re grateful for the experience and can’t wait to return!

I had the privilege of staying at Fellah Hotel during our global company meetup with over 200 colleagues from Planhat, and the experience was nothing short of extraordinary. The property owner curated every detail to perfection—from the thoughtfully arranged tablescapes to the seamless coordination of logistics, it all ran like a well-oiled machine. Despite the scale of our group, the team remained incredibly accommodating. One standout moment for me was when the owner personally arranged a massage and hammam on very short notice—an experience that turned out to be one of the most unforgettable of my life. Beyond the service, the grounds themselves are stunning. I wandered through the serene cactus garden, browsed the Philosopher’s Library, and shopped at the on-site boutique, where I picked up local argan oil and the heavenly signature scent that lingers throughout the property. Every element felt intentional, warm, and deeply rooted in Moroccan beauty and hospitality. The staff went above and beyond to ensure every detail was executed flawlessly. I didn’t want to leave—it truly felt like stepping into paradise. Morocco now holds a very special place in my heart, and Fellah Hotel played a huge role in that.