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Melau Laltalia is a naturalist who has a great passion for wildlife. He has been guiding for more than 10 years in Tanzania, he loves to share his nature experience with his guests as he still guides to present. His passions for wildlife were gained during his childhood as he grew up with an abundance of wildlife, his village is located few kilometers away from the famous Tarangire National Park were like any other National Park in Tanzania wildlife have no visual borders so around the village you find all wildlife found in the lodge. That made him become an expert on animals before even completed his two years of studies at wildlife school, currently, Melau is working in the conservation area just outside of Serengeti National Park, running a 5-star lodge as General Manager and Ranger Trainer at TAASA Lodge.

Best Places to Stay in Morocco - LivingNotes Travel Network

Best Places to Stay in Morocco

Breathtaking architecture, stellar amenities, and picturesque views everywhere you turn – Morocco’s hotel game remains top tier and unrivaled. Even a single night at one of these establishments feels transformative, and really sets the tone for your exotic vacation. Not to mention, most lodging options are paired with an array of fine dining and glamorous bars within steps away.

Morocco – Luxury Stays

Royal Mansour Marrakech

This luxury hotel is placed in the middle of an array of landscaped grounds, off the beaten path enough to feel like an oasis, yet close to other attractions such as Jemaa el-Fnaa, Marrakesh’s Medina. Royal Mansour Marrakech consists of 3-story traditional houses with the inclusion or courtyard patios, rooftop terraces with plunge pools and fireplaces, and full living rooms. Each has its own flat-screen TV and minibar. Houses with a purchased upgrade offer personal butler service, kitchens, steam rooms, and hammams. Although, if you don’t decide to upgrade your room, don’t worry about missing out – a full spa, and both indoor and outdoor pools are located on the resort’s premise.

Royal Mansour Marrakech is also home to 2 fine dining restaurants, and a Mediterranean cafe. If the resort doesn’t sound perfect enough, a classic bar, piano bar, and cigar bar are other attributes of the Royal Mansour. Traveling with family but tempted to explore one of these lavish spots? This resort offers a kid’s club, so both children and adults can have their fun while on vacation. $1500 is the typical starting price for a night at Royal Mansour.

Mandarin Oriental

Located on a plethora of gorgeous Moroccan gardens, this classic resort consists of luxury 1 and 2 bedroom suites. Each room has free Wi-Fi, Nespresso coffee machines, and a hammam. Some rooms even include private plunge pools, outdoor terraces and dining areas. The most upscale villas provide courtyards and gardens. Restaurants on site include both Moroccan and Chinese cuisines, and a casual, yet authentic spot with a diverse food menu. If you don’t want to skip your daily workout while on vacation, the Oriental hosts a large fitness center, complete with personal trainers and yoga classes. A hearty outdoor pool with stunning views of the Moroccan palm trees, a lavish full spa, and free breakfast buffet are other popular hotel amenities. Prices at this hotel start at a little more than $700.

La Mamounia

Standing as one of the most opulent hotels in the world, La Mamounia offers an intimate and elegant experience. On both the inside and outside, La Mamounia appears like a storybook palace. Day passes can be purchased, so visitors can see the hotel and enjoy the pool, food and drinks. After enjoying the hotel’s luxurious interior, step outside and enjoy one of the tennis courts and garden terraces, or La Mamounia’s famous spa. Even if you don’t decide to book a few nights at La Mamounia, it’s still worth a day trip to enjoy all of the incredible amenities!

Morocco – Moderately Priced Stays

Movenpick Hotel

At an average of $173 per night, you’d never guess by its appearance that the Movenpick Hotel is anything less of luxury. This smoke-free hotel offers 3 restaurants, a whopping 5 outdoor pools, and a full-service spa. Movenpick doesn’t lack any source of entertainment, as the lodge features a nightclub, and a bar/lounge. A sauna, fitness center, and health club are also located in the hotel, for those post club weekends.

Les Jardins De La Koutoubia

With a breathtaking interior and incredible rooms, Les Jardins De La Koutoubia is an exceptional hotel choice that won’t harm your budget. Most standard rooms at this hotel range in price from about $175-$230. However, the most expensive room, the Royal Suite, is rated at about $1,000. Located in Medina, Les Jardins is close to many town attractions, such as Jemaa el-Fnaa. This hotel features 4 restaurants, an indoor and outdoor pool, and a full-service spa. A bar and lounge as well as a health club can also be found here. Les Jardins offers a more intimate experience, with about 109 rooms total. Fireplaces and balconies are built into the hotel, creating a cozy and comfortable ambiance.

Sofitel Marrakech Lounge & Spa Hotel

This upscale, chic hotel with incredible views of the Atlas Mountains, is close to main downtown attractions to ensure you can find entertainment and pleasure both inside and outside of the resort. Sofitel hotel hits a more moderate price range, and rooms typically can be booked anywhere in the $200-$300 range. However, luxe suites can be more expensive than the provided price range. The inside of Sofitel is dressed with elegance and delicate design, but the hotel also exudes comfort for your stay. Amenities include 5 bars, 4 restaurants, an outdoor pool, fitness center, spa, hammam and a hot tub. Contemporary rooms even contain minibars, safes, and city facing balconies.