Our customers speak

"A beautiful little hotel at the south end of the Kasbah, close to the Royal Palace and Saadian Tombs. The rooms are tastefully decorated, very clean and comfotable. The bar, restaurant and heated pool are great places to eat, drink, relax and get away from the hustle and bustle of the old town after those long days out exploring. The food is very good- expect to pay about £35pp for three courses including wine. Though there are good inexpensive alternatives nearby, such as the Kasbah Cafe which is only a 5 minute walk away. Overall, this hotel is excellent, the staff very friendly, along with service to match. Only minor negative is the location, which is on the outskirts of the old town and many of the attractions, however if you don't mind walking then this shouldn't be a concern. It's about a 15 minute walk to the main square or a £1.50 taxi ride. Highly recommended".

Night ambience in our restaurant

Our customers speak

"We couldn't have been more impressed with Les Jardins de la Medina - absolutely beautiful hotel, great location, beautiful gardens, heated swimming pool, and the staff were above and beyond fantastic. I can't recommend the hotel highly enough! Thank you to all the staff for making our stay so enjoyable!"

Our "Solariuom" room

The Marrakchi welcome of Les Jardins de la Medina

Represented by the mint tea, cold towels perfumed with rose water and 'fruit desert' is served on the terrace after installing comfortably our guest, surrounded by the freshness of our lush garden.

Fitness

Our fitness room is located in the most exclusive part of our house, that is planted in the middle of our garden in an atmosphere of greenery and serenity, Here you will find some of the latest professional equipment to suit your requirements to enjoy in the best surroundings: bikes, rowing machines, step machines and weight training equipment for you to use in the gardens, under the shade of the banana and palm trees of Les Jardins de la Medina ! 

The Breakfast of Les Jardins de la Médina

Arranged comfortably in the former reception hall of the Ryad, under the high ceilings of carved cedar