Fairmont Royal Palm Marrakech

Carved woodwork and Zellige tiles run through rooms otherwise built on clean, modern lines, a pairing the hotel repeats from its smallest room to its largest villa. Deluxe Rooms open onto a balcony over the Atlas Mountains or the golf course, each 72 m² with a marble bathroom finished in beijmat floor tile. Suites scale up from there. The Junior Suite adds a lounge and direct garden access at 86 m², while the Deluxe Suite Atlas View, at 126 m², sets a deep-red lounge against a bedroom in pale, creamy tones. Family Suites give two bedrooms and two terraces across 124 m². At the top sits the Presidential Suite, 310 m², with a fireplace in the dining room, a Jacuzzi, and alfresco dining for six on the terrace. The Penthouse Suite goes further still: 214 m² with a rooftop solarium and its own plunge pool, unheated, looking out over the main pool and the mountains beyond. Two villas break from the room block entirely. The Prince Villa, at 741 m², has a private hammam and a heatable pool inside its own walled garden. The Fairmont Residences Golf View Villa runs to 1,810 m², with three master suites and a pool set against the course designed by Cabell B. Robinson. You can trace the same craftsmanship — moucharabieh screens, Berber rugs — from a 72 m² room to a private villa garden.