Fellah Hôtel

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.

What a find. Overlooking the Atlas Mountains a chic farm to table with wonderful staff and boho vibe. So very relaxing and zen. If you're looking to relax and eat authentic French Moroccan food from the farm this is your place. Wonderful Spa. Really enjoyed this break and recharge. Room 407 is simply amazing. Thank you to all the staff.

A secret oasis just outside of the bustling city. The most perfect place to unwind for a few days. I have never been more relaxed than when I come to stay at Fellah - from the spa services, to the food and everyone who works there I could not reccomend it more!

Was at the hotel with a group of 80 people and upfront 10 people for one week to prepare the retreat. The hotel-management was unfriendly and uncoorporative. They made the preparation for the retreat a nightmare. The hotel-manager was more like a museum-dictator and a "don`t touch" mentality. The security check for "food & beverages" was more comparison to the entrance of a jail (even airports are more friendly). The reception-staff was same. Staff at the restaurant was the opposite - very friendly. But Food-selection very poor (5-6 dishes every evening almost the same) Breakfast selection also very poor (only if you ask specially for fruit or eggs, they deliver more). SPA services where not recommended. But you could hardly move somewhere else, because there is no place to escape for dinner or breakfast around. It is quite isolated about 25 minutes to town. Every single deviation you had to pay extra. So a beautiful landscape area (but remote) and a nice concept - even in the rooms - but if the management is not working like a "welcome guest" manager, so it drops down every stay. The next two locations for the group in Marrocco showed totally the opposite and a really nice welcome. So never The Fellah again.

Aesthetically, the hotel is stunning, but the customer service is terrible—except for the restaurant staff, who were the only bright spot. The manager in charge, in particular, needs to be replaced, as their approach sets the tone for the defensive, non-customer-oriented culture evident even in their responses to reviews. This place has so much potential, but you need to completely change your team and update the restaurant menu—it’s not even on par with a 2-star hotel, yet you claim to be 5-star (I have stayed in many 5-star places in Morocco and never experienced anything close to this poor service). I would never pay to return here, but perhaps it’s not a lost cause, as the property itself is so beautiful. With the right team, changing the attitude and firing the manager(s) and menu updates, this place has hope. UPDATE: In response to your accusation that my review was "requested," I want to clarify that it was not, and while I do not support many actions of my manager, the fact remains—your service and attitude are simply unacceptable for a 5-star hotel that you claim to be. I was appalled by the poor experience and feel it’s important to warn others. Judging by other reviews, this seems to be a recurring issue. Your defensive response yet again only underscores the need for serious changes to your team and approach. All the best to you, hope the owner can make wise choices and change the management team to save the business. Good luck!

The pool area is simply wonderful – it’s spacious, beautifully designed, and surrounded by amazing cactus that creates a serene oasis. The water was always crystal clear, perfect for a refreshing swim or just lounging by the poolside. The staff were incredibly friendly and attentive, ensuring that I had everything I needed to enjoy my time there. If you’re looking for a relaxing spot to unwind and soak up the sun, the Fellah Hotel is definitely worth a visit. Highly recommend it

The hotel is nice and calm. A quit place to rest. The people who are working there are polite and nice. Rooms are clean.||Nice pool, unfortunately there is almost no shade. Woyld be nice if there are more trees for some shadow.||Prices are pretty high, especially for the food (and there aren't many options. Menu is the small and the same for every single day). Lunch at the hotel isn't that great and will cost you 25 euro per person. So we went to a local restaurant ( 5 minute walk) and ate and drank with 3 persons for a total of ... 7 euros!)||Taxi to the city is according to the hotel 200 DH. This is way too much. We ordered our own taxi for half the price.||But the most inconvenient thing is: Unfortunately you can really sense that the working environment is pretty toxic. People who are working there a almost afraid of there boss.||We had a big room, my husband and I. And his son ( 7 years old) wanted to come over. First it wasn't a problem. Our bed was big enough for 4 adults! after 15 minutes the person we've asked came back: They had to call their boss for permission and she said NO. She said: if these people want their son to visit, they need to take an extra room.... ??? 7 year old boy has to sleep all by himself alone in a separate room?? So we ended up paying 200 euro's a night = 600 euro's for 3 night so my husbands son could see his dad... Pretty strange thing is that for another guest it was oke to have his son with him in the room... We where planning to stay 1.5 week longer in this hotel, but we didn't because of all this. Instead we took a much nicer hotel in the city, where it wasn't a problem at all to let our son stay fora couple of nights. No extra costs. Even breakfast was free for him. They said: it's your son, of course he is welcome in our hotel! 1 thing for sure: I will never go back!

This hotel is an absolute gem! It's the perfect spot to unwind, surrounded by beautiful nature and a creative vibe. The food is amazing and the staff is super welcoming, and you really feel at home here. If you're looking for a place to relax and recharge, this is it. Can't wait to come back