Fellah Hotel

The pool area is simply wonderful – it’s spacious, beautifully designed, and surrounded by amazing cactus that creates a serene oasis. The water was always crystal clear, perfect for a refreshing swim or just lounging by the poolside. The staff were incredibly friendly and attentive, ensuring that I had everything I needed to enjoy my time there. If you’re looking for a relaxing spot to unwind and soak up the sun, the Fellah Hotel is definitely worth a visit. Highly recommend it

This hotel is an absolute gem! It's the perfect spot to unwind, surrounded by beautiful nature and a creative vibe. The food is amazing and the staff is super welcoming, and you really feel at home here. If you're looking for a place to relax and recharge, this is it. Can't wait to come back

The hotel is nice and calm. A quit place to rest. The people who are working there are polite and nice. Rooms are clean. Nice pool, unfortunately there is almost no shade. Woyld be nice if there are more trees for some shadow. Prices are pretty high, especially for the food (and there aren't many options. Menu is the small and the same for every single day). Lunch at the hotel isn't that great and will cost you 25 euro per person. So we went to a local restaurant ( 5 minute walk) and ate and drank with 3 persons for a total of ... 7 euros!) Taxi to the city is according to the hotel 200 DH. This is way too much. We ordered our own taxi for half the price. But the most inconvenient thing is: Unfortunately you can really sense that the working environment is pretty toxic. People who are working there a almost afraid of there boss. We had a big room, my husband and I. And his son ( 7 years old) wanted to come over. First it wasn't a problem. Our bed was big enough for 4 adults! after 15 minutes the person we've asked came back: They had to call their boss for permission and she said NO. She said: if these people want their son to visit, they need to take an extra room.... ??? 7 year old boy has to sleep all by himself alone in a separate room?? So we ended up paying 200 euro's a night = 600 euro's for 3 night so my husbands son could see his dad... Pretty strange thing is that for another guest it was oke to have his son with him in the room... We where planning to stay 1.5 week longer in this hotel, but we didn't because of all this. Instead we took a much nicer hotel in the city, where it wasn't a problem at all to let our son stay fora couple of nights. No extra costs. Even breakfast was free for him. They said: it's your son, of course he is welcome in our hotel! 1 thing for sure: I will never go back!

Perfect for a quiet getaway if you’re looking to recharge & reset. The staff were always polite and very respectful. Cleanliness was spot and the hotel aesthetics were beautiful. Would definitely recommend.

We stayed at the Fella for our son's wedding during the recent terrible earthquake in Morocco. We had about 40 friends and family staying for 5 days. The hotel was amazing in its response to the disaster and so appreciative that people were still coming and supporting the community. It is owned/run by a sister/brother team who have created an oasis - imagine Santa Fe meets Mykonos with a bit of Soho House thrown in. The food was fresh, the pool is huge, inviting and wonderfully clean. The rooms are comfortable and streamlined and the people are so kind. The gym is more of a boxing shed, nothing electric but a good workout if you bring your iphone and have a You Tube instructor. There is an art gallery and a beautiful library. Overall I will go back and bring my friends- the market is only 20 min. away and taxis are easy to order at the reception desk.

This year was the second time when we came back here, and we are thinking seriously to make a yearly tradition. It is a great hotel, clean with large and comfortable rooms, in a great location. Food is amazing, very tasty. And the massage... Samira do an amazing job ! The manager is very friendly and helpful. Thank you very much!

What a massive disappointment - avoid at all costs. Bad service, bad food, and stupid prices. Fellah Hotel has everything going for it to be a wonderful hotel - the setting is beautiful, with an amazing pool surrounded by beautiful architecture and gardens (the only reason it gets 2 rather than 1 star). However, once you get past the exterior, Fellah turns out to provide a poorly staffed, extortionate, and all round terrible stay. Perhaps most notable was the exceptionally poor service from check in onwards. We recieved no welcome beyond vaguely having some of the buildings pointed out to us at a distance. The massages we had booked and confirmed in writing over email did not exist in their system and that day was now fully booked. The yoga advertised on their website did not exist unless you went to the trouble of calling in a coach from Marrakesh. The service in the restaurant was appalling - orders were constantly got wrong, or just forgotten about, and it took a lot of effort to get the waiters attention despite it never being close to busy. This would perhaps be tolerable if everything wasn’t so expensive. A small bottle of beer is £5. A bowl of plain couscous with a few herbs in it is £10. The management clearly know they have everyone captive here unable to get food elsewhere, and so they’ve chosen to milk the people staying here for all they are worth. And what makes it worse is the food here just isn’t good. We thought given the emphasis on the website that this hotel was centered around its gardens and farm that it would have nice, fresh, interesting food. However, the same six-seven unimaginative and mediocre dishes are churned out for lunch and dinner alongside bread that is only sometimes reheated fully from frozen, microwaved starters, and dessert specialities like completely unbrûléed raw crème brûlée. You’re charged at least £10 for each dish which is quite frankly offensive given what is on offer. If you’re a vegetarian like my wife, I hope you like tomato pasta and cheese pasta, because that’s all you’ll be eating. It also wasn’t fantastic that at points the hotel guests seemed to be about 50% children. In fairness if this is the direction the hotel wants to go that’s fine, but if you’re adults expecting a relaxing stay by a pool, look elsewhere. It really wouldn’t take much to turn this hotel around. Train your staff in the basics of how to look after hotel guests. Get a decent chef who can cook an interesting menu. And stop ripping off your customers (you’ll find they’ll be far more willing to buy drinks when they’re not being fleeced for them). It’s a shame because we were really looking forward to our stay here, but we’re leaving feeling slightly robbed and not all that much more relaxed. I’ll be sure to tell anyone who asks me about our holiday not to go here themselves. We won’t be coming back.

An amazing place 20mn away from Marrakech ! Peaceful with very friendly staff Me and my husband had a great time there If you like farm life, this hotel is for you ! Great food and wines We will come back soon

First thing that you see (and smell!!) when coming to the hotel are donkeys and sheep that live on the territory. You then come to one of the many "villas" (being just some old rather ugly buildings) only to find a tiny room, with an actual lizard on the wall, stained sheets and towels. Breakfast was small, we weren't even offered a coffee, just pots and full self-service, with flies sitting on half of the products. It is a rather long ride from the city, so definitely would rather recommend any riad in Marrakesh for the similar price.