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Tucked in the heart of one of Morocco’s most enchanting cities, the Mövenpick Hotel Mansour Eddahbi Marrakech is more than just a five-star resort — it’s a vibrant oasis that connects modern comfort with centuries of culture and world-class golf. Whether you’re a seasoned golfer seeking your next desert escape or a curious traveller in search of a luxurious retreat, this hotel is the perfect launchpad for unforgettable experiences in Marrakech.

Named after Ahmad al-Mansour Eddahbi, the 16th-century Saadian Sultan who led Marrakech into a golden age, the hotel pays homage to the city’s legacy of hospitality and craftsmanship. From the moment guests step into the grand atrium, they’re greeted with a blend of contemporary design and authentic Moroccan elements — ornate lanterns, vibrant tiles, and calming fountains that echo the city’s rich architectural tradition.
The Mövenpick brand, known for its Swiss heritage and sustainable approach to hospitality, ensures a seamless blend of luxury and responsibility. The hotel features 503 spacious rooms and suites, each offering a warm and elegant ambience with modern amenities and private balconies overlooking the pool, garden, or bustling cityscape.

One of the hotel’s standout features is the Ô de Rose wellness spa — a serene sanctuary offering traditional Moroccan hammams, holistic treatments, and aromatherapy massages with locally sourced rose oil and argan oil. For those looking to stay active beyond the golf course, the hotel boasts a well-equipped fitness center, a dedicated Om Yoga studio with regular classes, and three outdoor pools, including a family-friendly pool and a heated option for cooler months.
Families are well catered for too, thanks to the Little Birds Kids Club, allowing parents the freedom to relax or head out for a round of golf.

Marrakech is home to some of the finest golf courses in North Africa, with the Mövenpick Hotel Mansour Eddahbi ideally situated near several top-tier clubs. The Assoufid Golf Club, just a 20-minute drive from the hotel, is a desert-style, par-72 championship course designed by Scottish pro Niall Cameron. It winds through natural terrain, offering stunning views of the snow-capped Atlas Mountains and lush olive groves.

Another highlight is the Royal Golf Marrakech, one of Morocco’s oldest courses, established in 1927 by the Pasha of Marrakech, Hadj Thami El Glaoui Mezouari, and later modernized under the patronage of King Hassan II. With its palm-lined fairways and elegant layout, it’s a favourite of visiting dignitaries and professionals alike. Other notable nearby courses include Al Maaden Golf Resort, known for its artistic design, and The Montgomerie Marrakech, offering a challenging layout with Atlas Mountain backdrops. The hotel’s concierge can arrange tee times, transportation, golf packages with green fees, and even private lessons with local pros.

After your round, step beyond the resort to explore the vibrant city of Marrakech. Just minutes away is Jemaa el-Fnaa, the city’s legendary central square and UNESCO World Heritage site, where snake charmers, storytellers, and food vendors create a scene straight from an Arabian Nights tale.
Wander through the labyrinthine souks to discover handcrafted leather goods, traditional Berber rugs, and fragrant spices. Visit the Majorelle Garden, once owned by Yves Saint Laurent, for a peaceful escape into exotic flora and striking cobalt-blue architecture.

For those willing to venture further, the Atlas Mountains beckon with opportunities for day hikes, quad biking, or cultural visits to Berber villages. You can even arrange overnight glamping in the Agafay Desert — just 40 minutes away — for a taste of Saharan magic under the stars.

Dining at Mövenpick Mansour Eddahbi is a highlight in itself. The hotel boasts several restaurants, including Saray Restaurant, which serves a rich buffet with Moroccan, Mediterranean, and international cuisine. For a more immersive experience, Jamra Restaurant offers organic and healthy Moroccan dishes, while Marcelona Restaurant blends Moroccan and Spanish flavours in a beautifully designed space inspired by traditional riads.

Evenings come alive at the Manso Bar & Lounge, where you can sip cocktails or mint tea on the rooftop as live music fills the air and the warm glow of lanterns sets a romantic mood.

Thanks to Marrakech’s mild winter temperatures and dry, sunny climate, the city offers excellent golfing conditions almost year-round. Spring and autumn are particularly popular for golf trips, offering warm days and cool evenings ideal for both sport and sightseeing.

Mövenpick Hotel Mansour Eddahbi Marrakech offers more than just a place to rest your head — it provides a rich tapestry of experiences that weave together golf, luxury, culture, and adventure. With its impeccable service, proximity to championship courses, and deep-rooted connection to Moroccan heritage, it’s a destination that leaves every guest with stories worth retelling.
So whether you’re teeing off against the backdrop of the Atlas Mountains or sipping mint tea after a soothing hammam, one thing is certain: at Mövenpick Marrakech, every moment is infused with the magic of Morocco.