Park Hyatt

Luxury hotel complex blending contemporary design and Moroccan traditions. Spacious 55 m² rooms with terraces, 359 m² family suite with private pool. Access to the 18-hole Al Maaden golf course spanning 72 hectares.

A modern palace at the gates of the Atlas

Park Hyatt Marrakech stands out for its architecture combining contemporary luxury and Moroccan aesthetics. Facing the Atlas Mountains, this complex offers a high-end hotel experience in an exceptional natural setting.

Accommodation

55 m² rooms with 9 m² furnished terrace
359 m² duplex family suite including private pool and hammam

Dining and wellness

Several restaurants including Tfaya, an Arabesque-inspired brasserie
Spa with traditional hammam
200 m² fitness center open 24/7, equipped with Technogym machines

Activities

Kids' club (ages 4-12) offering various activities
Privileged access to the Al Maaden golf course: 18 holes over 72 hectares

Reception spaces

Meeting rooms suitable for professional and private events

Highlights

Successful blend of modern luxury and Moroccan charm
Spacious rooms with high-tech amenities
Wide gastronomic choice, especially at breakfast (breads, cheeses, cold cuts, fresh juices)
Attentive staff and personalized service

Park Hyatt Marrakech distinguishes itself with its contemporary approach to Moroccan luxury, offering tranquility and voluptuousness at the gates of the ochre city.

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