Villa Oasis Marrakech

Villa Oasis Marrakech Overview

You know what caught me off guard about Villa Oasis Marrakech? It’s actually on Route de Fès, which means you’re sort of outside the main medina chaos but still close enough to hear the evening call to prayer echoing across the city. I mean, when you first pull up, the whole place feels like someone’s wealthy uncle decided to turn their family compound into a boutique hotel – and honestly, that’s probably exactly what happened.

The thing about staying here is that you get this weird perfect balance. You’re about a 15-minute taxi ride from Jemaa el-Fnaa (and drivers actually know where this place is, which is a miracle in itself), but when you’re sitting by their pool in the afternoon, it’s dead quiet except for the occasional motorbike puttering past on the main road. The rooms are… well, they’re proper Moroccan without being too theme-park about it. Lots of carved wood and those gorgeous geometric tiles, but they’ve got modern bathrooms and the AC actually works – trust me, in August you’ll care about that more than the decorative ceiling. The staff here really knows their stuff too. Like, the guy at reception drew me a little map showing which entrance to use for the Saadian Tombs to avoid the tour groups, and the night manager helped me figure out taxi prices so I wasn’t getting completely ripped off.

What really gets me is how they handle the whole “authentic Morocco” thing without making it feel fake. The breakfast happens in this beautiful courtyard with orange trees, and yeah, there’s fresh mint tea and Moroccan pastries, but there’s also proper coffee and croissants if you need familiar food. The pool area is where you’ll probably spend your afternoons – it’s got these comfortable loungers and just enough shade, plus the poolside service is surprisingly good. They’ll bring you this amazing fresh orange juice that tastes like they literally just squeezed it (because they probably did). The only thing that’s sort of annoying is that the wifi gets spotty in some rooms, but honestly, you’re in Marrakech – maybe that’s not the worst thing. Oh, and if you’re staying during Ramadan, just know that things operate on a slightly different schedule, but the staff is incredibly accommodating about explaining everything. I’d definitely come back here, especially since finding a place that feels genuinely Moroccan but doesn’t skimp on comfort is harder than you’d think.

Villa Oasis Marrakech Accommodations

Reviews of Villa Oasis Marrakech

• Exceptional – Taha from United Kingdom – 14 December 2024 (10/10)

  Very big perfect for friends !
  
  What could be improved: Nothing we enjoyed

• Great Stay – Nish from United Kingdom – 10 October 2024 (10/10)

  The Villa was very modern and spacious, every room had a Aircon.
  The pool was good and outdoor seating area was comfortable.

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