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Amanjena

Marrakech • Palmeraie • OVER THE TOP

avg. $987 / night

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At a glance

Ed Tuttle's 2000 Moroccan resort draws directly from Saadian palace proportions, with hand-tiled suites set in olive groves.

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts and collectors of Moroccan design

Highlights:

  • Ed Tuttle–designed pavilions referencing Saadian palaces and Menara gardens
  • Hand-cut zellige tile floors and tadelakt walls in each suite
  • Six hectares of olive groves with walled private gardens
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Drawn from the rose-pink taddlakt walls of Marrakech's Saadian palaces and the horseshoe arcade grammar of Andalusian architecture, Amanjena was the first Aman resort on the African continent when it opened in 2000, designed by architect Ed Tuttle on a six-hectare plot in the Palmeraie just south of the city. Tuttle's scheme — all salmon-rendered pavilions, zellige-tiled pyramid roofs in aged verdigris copper, and colonnaded arcades framing a central reflecting pool — draws its proportional language directly from the Menara gardens and the Badi Palace rather than importing a foreign idea of Morocco. The 32 pavilions and six two-storey maisons fan out through olive groves and date palms, each contained within a walled garden and low enough to feel more like a private estate than a hotel. Inside, Tuttle carried the same discipline into the rooms: tadelakt walls in graduated terracotta and blush, hand-cut zellige tile floors laid in irregular mosaic patterns, carved cedar doors with traditional blackened iron hardware, and beds raised on low plinth platforms that anchor the geometry of circular-domed suites. The public spaces reward close looking — the lobby's soaring double-height volume is framed by horseshoe arches and warmed by a monumental bronze fireplace flanked by verdigris columns, while the bar deploys the same turned-wood spindle detailing visible throughout in chairs and bedside tables, a quietly unifying motif that keeps the whole property in conversation with Moroccan craft tradition rather than merely quoting it.

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About

Amanjena, in Marrakech, Morocco, is a 5-star resort and a peaceful paradise set on 15 acres of lush greenery away from the hustle and bustle of the medina. It offers a villa experience with beautiful terraces and outdoor living areas. Inspired by the rose-hued buildings of old Marrakech, the resort's spa offers an oasis of calm with marble-clad hammam suites and treatments from visiting wellness experts and the vast reflective pools conjure an atmosphere of zen-like calm and symmetry. The resort represents the ideal base for showing your children the wonders of Marrakech, as Amanjena offers programmes and activities for all ages. Guests can also enjoy direct access to Amelkis golf course, only minutes from Marrakech Royal Golf Club.

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Amanjena Reviews

394 reviews

"We visited this hotel with great excitement after admiring it online for a long time and traveling all the way from Turkey specifically to experience its beauty and atmosphere. Unfortunately, although we were never informed in advance about any photography restrictions, we were approached in a very uncomfortable and unwelcoming manner while taking a few casual photos. The issue was never the rule itself — we would have immediately respected any policy if it had been explained kindly. What disappointed us most was the attitude of the staff member handling the situation. The approach was unnecessarily harsh, cold, and far from the level of empathy and hospitality expected from such a prestigious hotel. Instead of feeling welcomed, we left feeling embarrassed and humiliated. We would still like to sincerely thank Omar for his kindness, professionalism, and respectful attitude afterward. His approach was the only thing that softened this disappointing experience for us."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 15, 2026

"Amanjena is one of those places that simply can’t be captured in words , only experienced. ✨ From the moment you arrive, the level of service is effortlessly flawless. The team anticipates your every need, and anything you desire appears almost instantly. It’s luxury that feels intuitive, never overdone. The suites are pristine, beautifully curated, and exude understated elegance. Every corner of the property is expansive and tranquil, designed for complete escape. The Spa can be as relaxing as it gets with utmost silence . This isn’t just a stay , it’s a feeling. Slow down, soak it all in, and let Amanjena redefine what true luxury means. 🌿"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 21, 2026

"We recently had 7 wonderful Days in Amanjena Marrakech. From arrival to departure all went very well. During our Stay we got superb service from Amine. He organized and advised our trips to the Mountains, Waterfalls and Souks in the City. He was available 24x7. The hotel is used by Instagramers to make picture of course. We could enjoy it. The breakfast and services all great. Our evening Dinners in the Marrokko traditional restaurant was a very nice experience. Being there prior season was great as we enjoyed the silence and relaxed environment in the Hotel. We used the SPA for Hamam and Massage which was an enjoyable and relaxing 3 hours. The rooms are clean and service is taking care of your privacy. They clean the rooms when you leave and not when they planned to. Our Pool Suite was the right choice so we had our privacy and relaxed at our own pool. While the main pool is also nice and was never too busy. We want to thank Matthias Seitenaden and Amine for being perfect Hosts with their entire Teams. This was another great Aman experience."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 06, 2026

"This is our second stay at Amanjena, and once again it has been a truly beautiful and peaceful experience. The service throughout the hotel is exceptional, and every member of staff has been wonderful. A special mention to Rasheed by the pool, who is an absolute credit to the hotel — he goes above and beyond to make our stay feel so personal and memorable each time."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Mar 22, 2026

"We have looked forward to trying an Aman for several years now. So we booked Amanjena for this trip. Unfortunately, Aman plays games with the pricing on their bookings at the Amanjena. They do business in Euros, but pretend that they are doing business in the host country’s local currency. They stole $200 through this trickery. Here is how they did it. They quoted us the price in Euros, but as a curtesy, they told us what that would be in Moroccan dirham. Then there was the footnote. The amount you will ultimately pay is neither of those quoted numbers. On the date that they decide your bill is due, they convert the Euros that were originally quoted into Moroccan dirham at their then imagined exchange rate (they do not use a published exchange rate, they make up their own exchange rate—which is very unfavorable compared to published exchange rates). Then based on that unfair conversion into Moroccan dirham, they convert the Moroccan dirham into US dollars, again using their own fantasy exchange rate—NOT a published exchange rate. We stayed at four high-end Moroccan resorts. Amanjena Dar Ahlam Kasbah Tamadot Royal Mansour No other resort in Morocco played this currency game. Every other hotel quoted their rate in Moroccan dirham and billed you in Moroccan dirham, and you can rely on your credit issuer to do the conversion at published rates. The more I think about it, the more this sounds like plain old garden-variety consumer fraud. Ok, they only nicked me for $200 on a $9,000 bill, but next time, it might be $2,000. I do not do business with businesses that engage in any kind of financial chicanery—and in my opinion, this is as bad as it gets. So, we have now stayed at our first and last Aman. I do not do business with people who lack ethics."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Feb 22, 2026

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