Destination · Marrakech · Casablanca
Morocco
Secret riads, scented gardens and the Atlas on the horizon: Marrakech is the most spellbinding escape for two.
Photograph : Petar Milošević · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
Morocco
MarrakechLa Ville Ocre
Secret riads, scented gardens and the Atlas on the horizon: Marrakech is the most spellbinding escape for two.
Where to stay
Legendary hotel
La Mamounia
Avenue Bab Jdid, médina
A palace since 1923, rose and olive gardens, four restaurants including one by Jean-Georges.
Visit the site →Moroccan palace hotel
Royal Mansour Marrakech
Marrakech
53 private riads with Atlas-view roof terraces, named best hotel in Africa at The 50 Best Hotels 2026.
Visit the site →Luxury resort
Amanjena
Aux portes de Marrakech
Rose-hued pavilions inspired by old Marrakech, set around a vast reflecting pool.
Visit the site →5-star hotel
The Oberoi, Marrakech
À 25 minutes de Jemaa el-Fna
Eleven hectares of orchards and olive groves, a courtyard echoing the Ben Youssef Madrasa, Atlas views.
See the reviews →5-star resort
Four Seasons Resort Marrakech
Hivernage, boulevard de la Menara
A garden sanctuary in Hivernage, a few minutes from the historic medina.
Visit the site →5-star hotel
Mandarin Oriental, Marrakech
À 10 minutes de la médina
Suites and private villas in 20 hectares of olive groves and gardens, with mountain views.
Visit the site →5-star hotel (Accor)
Sofitel Marrakech Palais Impérial & Spa
Hivernage
An iconic Hivernage address where Moroccan soul meets French flair.
Visit the site →The best addresses
Restaurant
La Grande Table Marocaine
Royal Mansour Marrakech
The Royal Mansour's signature Moroccan restaurant, reviving the true taste of Morocco.
Visit the site →Restaurant
Dar Yacout
Médina
One of the oldest table d'hôte restaurants in Marrakech, in the heart of the medina.
Visit the site →Restaurant
Al Fassia
55 boulevard Mohamed Zerktouni, Guéliz
Run entirely by women, serving traditional Moroccan recipes, and loved by locals.
Visit the site →Restaurant
Nomad
Médina
Modern Moroccan cuisine with fresh seasonal produce, in the heart of the medina.
Visit the site →Things to do
- Discover the Majorelle Garden and the Yves Saint Laurent Museum.
- Fly over the palm grove in a hot-air balloon at sunrise.
- Dine under the stars in the Agafay desert.
- Treat yourselves to a hammam and couples massage in a palace spa.
- Soak up Jemaa el-Fna square as night falls.
Morocco
CasablancaCasa
Facing the Atlantic, Casablanca blends its corniche, Art Deco and fine dining: modern Morocco, chic and vibrant.
Where to stay
Luxury hotel
Royal Mansour Casablanca
Casablanca
A spa, restaurants and a top-floor Rooftop with ocean views, plus an Éric Frechon tea time.
Visit the site →Luxury hotel
Four Seasons Hotel Casablanca
Anfa Place, boulevard de la Corniche
A seaside retreat on the Corniche, minutes from the heart of Casablanca.
Visit the site →5-star hotel (Accor)
Sofitel Casablanca Tour Blanche
Près de l'ancienne médina et du port
French luxury with a Moroccan soul, between the old medina, the port and the business district.
Visit the site →5-star hotel
Hyatt Regency Casablanca
Place des Nations Unies
255 rooms, a spa and hammam, an outdoor pool and five restaurants, near the old medina.
Visit the site →4-star hotel (Accor)
Novotel Casablanca City Center
Rue Sidi Belyout, centre-ville
A practical city-centre base near the main sights, for business or family stays.
Visit the site →The best addresses
Restaurant and bar
Rick's Café
Face aux remparts de Sour Jdid, ancienne médina
The 1942 film's mood recreated in a 1930s mansion, with live jazz piano.
Visit the site →Restaurant
Le Cabestan
Corniche, face à l'Atlantique
The Corniche's legendary address facing the ocean, seafood, celebrating its centenary in 2026.
Visit the site →Restaurant
La Sqala
Bastion de l'ancienne médina, près du port
Moroccan cooking in the garden of an old bastion, famous for its traditional breakfast.
Visit the site →Rooftop
Le Rooftop
Royal Mansour Casablanca
The Royal Mansour's top-floor restaurant, with views to the ocean, brunch and tea time.
Visit the site →Things to do
- Visit the Hassan II Mosque, one of the few mosques in Morocco open to non-Muslims.
- Walk the Aïn Diab Corniche at sunset.
- Discover the Art Deco architecture of the city centre.
- Wander the Habous quarter, between artisans and pastry shops.
Your trip
You choose, we book.
- The hotel, on the best terms available
- Airport welcome and transfers
- A car with a driver
- Tables, beach clubs, nights out
- Day trips and visits
- Honeymoon, birthday, surprise
You pay the hotel and the providers; our concierge fee is stated in writing before anything is booked.
From Cotonou
Nonstop Royal Air Maroc flight Cotonou-Casablanca, about 4 h 30. For Marrakech, connect in Casablanca (about 1 h flight) or allow nearly 3 h by train or road.
Good to know
Beninese passport: a visa is required, through the online e-Visa at acces-maroc.ma (open to Beninese since 2024). A waiver has been under study since July 2026, with no official decision. Currency: dirham (MAD), exchanged locally.
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