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Ouahat Sidi Brahim Hotel Guide

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Recent Ouahat Sidi Brahim hotel reviews by fellow wanderers

Riad Andalla Spa

4 out of 5

Posted 8 hours ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"Lovely oasis just a short walk to main square and souks. Lovely clean rooms just missing tea/coffee making facilities. Although there is mention of a bar this road does not serve alcohol. However, you are able to take your own in. The staff were lovely and helpful with knowledge about local area and we were able to leave our luggage on the last day until transfer to airport. The breakfast was really filling and gluten free catered for but let them know in advance. We had massages and reflexology both very reasonably priced and very good. The roof top is amazing and over split levels with plenty of sitting areas. There are lots of steps and no lift in case of mobility difficulties. Lots of lounge space indoors in case of rain. Lots to do locally and all in walking distance. The rooftop restaurants are aplenty. Haggling is expected when buying anything locally and it was great that we not pressured about anything. Overall, a suburb trip - 6 ladies celebrating a 60th birthday."

A verified traveler stayed at Riad Andalla Spa

La Mamounia

4 out of 5

Posted 2 days ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"Surprised that the hallway and rooms smelled like cigarette smoke. Thought they would at least have some sprays or something to cover it since they have ashtrays in the room. It just gives the overall feel of an unclean hotel. Plus there was a wet spot on the floor of our room when we checked in. I was also surprised by the low-quality, uncomfortable toilet paper and the thin, uncomfortable sheets. This did not hit the luxury standard… at all. Overall the staff was helpful. The food was excellent. I would say everywhere I walked I was constantly asked if I had a room number which made me feel unwelcome. The room with former guest signatures and famous photos felt tacky. I think this place used to be the place to be but now it’s probably more of a photo-op for instagram people. The breakfast charge also felt very tacky, I’ve never stayed in a hotel overseas that charges for breakfast buffet. BUFFET. Also aware that I’m hyper privileged to have stayed at nicer more welcoming places in 2026 like Ritz reserve Phulay bay, The Bowery NYC, and Royal Monsieur which I recommend if you are in Marrakech."

A verified traveler stayed at La Mamounia