Delta Hotels by Marriott Marrakech Eden Andalou

Delta Hotels by Marriott Marrakech Eden Andalou Overview

First Impressions

When I first pulled up to Delta Hotels by Marriott Marrakech Eden Andalou, honestly, I wasn’t expecting much from its location on the Amizmiz road — it’s about four kilometers outside the medina bustle. But you know what? That distance actually works in your favor. This five-star property sits in this surprisingly peaceful spot where you get mountain views without the constant honking and chaos of central Marrakech. The lobby hits you with that perfect blend of Moroccan touches and modern luxury — think carved wood details but with contemporary lighting that doesn’t feel overdone.

The Grounds and Amenities

The pool area is where this place really shines, and I mean that literally — the way the Atlas Mountains frame the infinity pool is pretty spectacular, especially around sunset. There’s this sprawling garden that feels almost resort-like, with plenty of spots to find your own corner of shade. The spa here is solid too, offering traditional hammam treatments that feel authentic rather than touristy. I spent a good chunk of my afternoon there, and the therapists actually know what they’re doing. The fitness center is well-equipped if you’re into that sort of thing, though honestly, with those mountain views, you might prefer the outdoor spaces.

Dining Experience

The main restaurant serves a mix of Moroccan and international cuisine that’s better than I expected from a hotel kitchen. Their tagines are actually quite good — not the watered-down versions you sometimes get at tourist places. Breakfast is extensive with fresh pastries, local honey, and proper coffee (thank goodness). There’s also a poolside bar that makes decent cocktails, though the mint tea service throughout the property is where they really excel. The staff seems to take pride in the traditional tea ceremony, which adds a nice authentic touch to the luxury setting.

Rooms and Comfort

My room was spacious with a balcony overlooking the gardens — some rooms get mountain views, which are worth requesting if available. The beds are genuinely comfortable, and the air conditioning works well (crucial in Marrakech heat). The bathroom features both a shower and soaking tub, plus those little luxury touches like quality toiletries and thick towels. What I appreciated most was the soundproofing — despite being a busy hotel, nights were surprisingly quiet. The décor strikes that tricky balance between Moroccan character and modern comfort without feeling like a theme park.

Why Guests Love It

This place works particularly well for couples — there’s something romantic about those mountain sunsets and the intimate corners throughout the property. The location gives you easy access to Marrakech’s attractions (about a 15-minute taxi ride to Jemaa el-Fnaa) while providing a peaceful retreat from the city’s intensity. Parking is included and hassle-free, which matters more than you’d think in Morocco. The service feels genuinely warm rather than just professionally polite, and the staff’s local knowledge proved helpful for planning day trips to the Atlas Mountains or finding authentic dining spots in the medina.

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