Park Hyatt Marrakech review

11 January, 2026 Orlo Goodwin 0 Comments 1 category

I have a treasured currency from the points and miles ecosystem, including World of Hyatt points. But a recent trip to Morocco (which was on TPG’s Where to Go in 2025 list) for the first of Delta Air Lines’ new flight from Atlanta to Marrakech, World of Hyatt points proved worth it I could book the new Park HATt Marrapech with points rather than paying up to $500 per night.

It’s a better deal right now, as you can buy World of Hyatt points for 20% off. No-brainer That means that I was paying points, and I had to see one of the world’s coolest (and newest) Park Hyatts one TPG has seen since 2024. I spent one of the nights buying points and saved me a little money as well as for one night, which was also my point.

Here’s how I booked it and four reasons why I love the Park Hyatt Marrakech.

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You can book with World of Hyatt points earned multiple ways

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The Park Hyatt Marrakech is a high-budget hotel (especially for Morocco) and it’s worth the price to book World of Hyantt points.

This hotel is a Category 7 World of Hyatt property; the standard award night cost for an average rate of 30,000 points. Rooms can easily get more than $700 a night, so this is an acceptable deal for ; rooms are also well-suited to that.

Related: Your guide to the World of Hyatt award chart

Park Hyatt $527 a night to $797 per night for an entry-level room. That means that points save you a lot of money. It’s a good deal of award-worthy, though at the most common rate (up to 35,000 points per night) there is also an abundance of awards.

Help The new World of Hyatt award calendar is one tool that can help. A points calendar that shows when award nights are available and when they don’t, is now displayed on your searches. See below for a screenshot of , there are many nights to off-peak rates of 25,000 points per night as you can see in the screenshot below.

Hyatt Points Calendar for Park Hyatt Marrakech.

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I had spent 30,000 World of Hyatt points for one night and another 35,000 points (second night) for my stay.

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Had I deposited cash, that night would have been almost $718. TPG bought the points I needed for one night of stay in this case, so that I can write this review. I got World of Hyatt points right now with a 20% bonus. That’s what I did for the time being, there is… For $624 I bought 30,000 World of Hyatt points for just $62.

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That’s why I only paid $624 for the points needed to make this booking and not $718 in cash. That saves $94 per cent for . When it comes to buying points, you always do the math so that if it saves you some cash.

But you don’t have to buy World of Hyatt points there are some cool ways to make so many points on booking this property.

The World of Hyatt Credit Card (see rates and fees) is a pretty good deal right now, according to . Chase is offering new cardholders the ability to earn up to 60,000 points. When applying for the first three months from account opening and up to 30,000 bonus points, you’ll earn 20,000 bonus point by making $3,000 on purchases in the initial three month of your account (on $15,000 spent) and as many as 40,000 more bonuspoints are earned with 2 bonuspunkte total per dollar spent in those first six months when an account opened.

A 11 transfer of Chase Ultimate Rewards from World of Hyatt points is also possible. You have signed up to Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card (see rates and fees), which offers a 75,000-point welcome bonus after you spend $5,000 on purchases within the first three months from account opening, so that your points for two nights at this property would be enough just by earning the bonus on the card.

The hotel can be booked through American Express Fine Hotels + Resorts, and earn 5 points per dollar spent on prepaid hotels when booked via American express Travel® with the help of an american Express Express Platinum Card® or The Business Platinum Cards® from American expressed. When you’re there, it will give you perks such as availability-based upgrades, $100 credit to use on-property during your stay for drinks or meals (among other extras), free breakfast every two and guaranteed late checkout.

Related: Our favorite American Express Fine Hotels + Resorts properties where you can get elite perks

Park Hyatt Marrakech’s villas and rooms are stunning

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The Park Suite hotel was a beautiful upgraded room, which I loved as well as the gorgeous newer rooms. It was about 750 square feet and was on the second floor of a multiunit villa facing ‘large, landscaped garden gardens’. Despite the hotel and room still felt brand-new, . Air conditioning was fantastic, and the bedding & decorations were sumptuous throughout.

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I particularly loved the little nods to Arabian style throughout the room.

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It was a beautiful cabinet with’minibar, small fridge, tea kettle, Nespresso coffee machine and glassware’ to reveal the space. Maison Amaury had a number of free items for guests in the cabinet, including Coke and Diet Cokes, as well as dried olives and delicious strawberry wafers by Casa AmAUry.

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There were also a small table and chairs, along with a welcome amenity, awaiting me when I checked in.

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While the room wasn’t a true suite with sex-defence, it was nearly part of another room — as large as they were, the bathroom and closet almost made up.

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This is the eye-catching shower, a marble of sleek veined marble with Le Labo amenities and ‘large overhead rain showers’. I might have spent hours here in this bathroom as a .

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A separate water closet held a fully automated bidet toilet.

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A double sink, with all the luxury toiletries that would be a bathroom and lighted mirrors were installed on – while ‘a small chair and more luminous mirror was set up for Vanity.

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The bathroom’s closet occupied one full wall and was equipped with all the stuff you would expect from at a luxury resort including – safe, ironing board (and safety) that will be an ironic board.

The terrace was also beautiful, and I sipped coffee one morning in my room where birds were singing at the sunlit garden.

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Three or four units share common areas, as shown in a few of the photos below, rooms at the Park Hyatt Marrakech are also riad-style (i.e.

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The hotel told me that two of its 130 rooms and suites are fully accessible, with roll-in showers and grab bars. flat ground units and would be suitable for wheelchair users. Several pathways are open and uneven, with wide paths being narrow.

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It was like a real retreat in my room, and I just wish I had more time to stay inside but there’s too much at the hotel.

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The amenities at the Park Hyatt Marrakech are a spa-lover’s dream

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The Park Hyatt Marrakech is in a section of Marrachech, where some development has been underway at the Al Maaden complex (about 20 minutes drive from the old town) there’s so much to do at resort itself that I didn’t feel too isolated. Not to mention that there is some ongoing building here near the hotel, a (see below) ) , who has been.

At the resort, there’s an impressive spa complex at which can be seen. It is in its own building just a few hundred feet from the main swimming pool.

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In your dream scenario, inside you’ll find a wellness lover an enormous heated indoor pool, sane tub with cabanas, relaxation room and terrace, huge gym complex, men’s and women’d hammam rooms and cold plunge tubs; co-ed steam room/ sauna.

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I gave myself an hour-long hammam and an hours-old massage, about $250 after tipping. It was worth every penny to . The Hichama, the masseuse, was a very good at paraphrasing.

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A gym that I used in the afternoon is a multiroom gym, which also has. CrossFit equipment is in one room, Technogym weights and weight machines are used for a third (only Pilates and yoga) and another with Techno Gyam weight.

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The relaxation rooms in the spa complex are extensive, with multiple areas for unwinding.

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The show’s real star, however, was the indoor swimming pool. When dusk landed, stars lit up the ceiling with . A free guest-friendly Cabanas dotted the pool and hot tub area with cabana’s.

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The pool was also pretty beautiful, with the villas around the main pool area and a few swimming pools. Several loungers and lifeguards were there; waiters were quick to take food and drink orders and bring guests towels.

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I was told that there is a second smaller pool area (the kids pool) but it seemed to attract more singles and fewer children than the main pool.

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Shortly after you spend most of your time at the resort, if you’re looking for a wellness-forward experience, you don’t feel bored.

Dining options at the Park Hyatt Marrakech are extensive and delicious

The hotel has an extensive room service menu and pool menu, with no shortage of places to dine at the property. The hotel’s chef Ismam Rhachi oversees all of its food and drinks at the hotel.

Tfaya Brasserie Arabesque

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The hotel calls its main restaurant Tfaya a “brasserie Arabesque” (nightly dinner) is served at the hotel’s headquarters. breakfast and that’s where it’ll also be the place for .

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At the night I was there, it had been a venue like an Arab-style barbecue with several grilling and cooking stations and showcasing ‘hot-and-cold buffet of wonderful Mediterranean and African dishes’.

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I eat about $92 with tip, pretty expensive for Morocco but it’s an amazing meal well worth the money.

The breakfast buffet is a hot-and-cold, and there’s dozens of dishes for breakfast including many with distinctive Moroccan flair. Western options were also plentiful, including an omelet station.

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Breakfast was complimentary for me as a World of Hyatt Globalist, but for others, it costs about $37 per guest.

Pavillon Marrakech

The other big restaurant was Pavillon Marrakech (which serves all day menu items and a special dinner menu in evenings) which served the same large meal. s can eat inside or outside the pool.

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My second night dinner was nice with a well-prepared burger and french fries, finished off by sorbet ($57 after tip) The menu is based on comfort food but has Mediterranean and Japanese cuisines (think seafood with a twist) elements. A more relaxed place to grab some food and drinks is a good place for s to hang out.

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There’s also a DJ spinning light house music some nights.

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The Living Room

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The Living Room is a popular feature at many Park Hyatts and serves cocktails, drinks and ‘tapas menu in the night’. There’s also a large book collection here and in the adjacent halls and seats where you can find an extensive library of books.

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I don’t have to spend much time in the Living Room, but it was a beautiful room. A through line across the hotel’s public spaces (see above) as seen here at the top of the photos below.

Bottom line

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I’m a world-renowned Park Hyatt favorite, there is another contender for that phraser. The Park Hyatt Marrakech is in my top five hotels worldwide and I’m looking forward to returning to see more of this amazing property.

Keeping the hotel in good condition, from being met by friendly staff at the main door to having a welcome drink is an important aspect of its service. One bellman even repaired my backpack’s zipper that was broken for me by a bellmann to fix it. All turns were accompanied by high-quality service.

A bit distant, while it may be less attractive to some as more central options like Le Meridien N’Fis (the next time I am in Marrakech), but the fact that one of my new favorite hotels will certainly be revisited.

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