Exclusive: inside the stylish Radisson Blu Hotel Marrakech Carré Eden in Morocco
What I love most about the property is its unique blend of contemporary design and Moroccan soul.
It’s a place that feels effortlessly stylish yet warm and connected to Marrakech’s spirit. The energy changes from morning to night — a calm retreat in the day and a lively, social hub by evening.
Whether it’s the scent of orange blossom in the patio, the buzz of Lila’s terrace, or the creative vibe of our lobby lounge, the hotel truly mirrors the city’s rhythm — vibrant, cosmopolitan, and full of life.
Our 193 rooms and suites are designed with a modern Moroccan touch — clean lines, warm tones, and handcrafted details.
Large bay windows bring in the light of Marrakech and open onto private balconies overlooking either the pool, the gardens, or the Atlas Mountains. Comfort is key: plush bedding, spacious bathrooms, rain showers, and elegant living spaces.
The suites are especially generous and ideal for extended stays or families, offering both intimacy and a sense of place.
Every element has been thought through to balance design, functionality, and that signature Radisson Blu sense of calm.
Lila, our signature restaurant and bar, is the heartbeat of the hotel. It’s a fusion of grilled dry aged meat, fish and vegetable in the Josper oven and Moroccan authenticity — fresh, vibrant, and beautifully presented.
The outdoor terrace becomes one of Marrakech’s most popular spots for lunch, sunset cocktails, or late-night bites.
We also have a stylish aquarium pool deck ideal for light lunches or smoothies after a swim, and our in-room dining is curated with the same care, perfect for guests seeking privacy or comfort after a busy day exploring.
Last but not least, you have by the Lila concept store, a Lila pastry, where you can eat the best desserts in town.
Our X-factor is the people — the “Yes I Can!” spirit of our team. Guests feel it the moment they arrive: genuine smiles, attention to detail, and a sincere desire to make every stay personal and memorable.
We’re proud to combine international hospitality standards with authentic Moroccan warmth.
Add to that our unbeatable location in the heart of the Carré Eden lifestyle complex, our sense of design, and our vibrant social spaces, and you get a property that’s both a destination and a community.
Radisson Rewards is a key part of our success. It allows us to recognize and thank our guests wherever they travel across the world.
Many of our visitors are loyal Radisson guests who appreciate the consistency, service, and benefits they enjoy from one property to another.
In Marrakech, it’s particularly important because our guests often combine leisure and business — the program helps us build long-term relationships and keep them coming back, not only to Marrakech but to the Radisson family globally.
We’re perfectly located — within the trendy Gueliz district and a few minutes from the historic Medina. I love walking through the Jardin Majorelle early in the morning before the crowds arrive, enjoying the colors and calm.
The new Yves Saint Laurent Museum is another must. And for a real Marrakech experience, nothing beats an evening stroll through Jemaa el-Fna followed by dinner on a rooftop terrace watching the city lights.
For nature lovers, a day trip to the Atlas Mountains or the Agafay desert is a breathtaking escape.
We love creating tailor-made experiences for our guests — from a private cooking class with a local chef in the Medina, to a sidecar ride through the palm grove or the old city.
A hot-air balloon flight at sunrise over the desert is unforgettable, as is a traditional hammam ritual in one of the city’s historical spas.
Each experience is crafted to connect guests to Marrakech’s essence — its people, its stories, its beauty.
Our front office team has deep local connections and can organise art gallery visits, workshops with local artisans in ceramics or leather, or private guided tours of the Medina’s hidden gems.
We often curate cultural itineraries around architecture and design, showing how Marrakech blends Berber, Arab, Andalusian, and French influences.
Guests can even visit social and community projects supported by the hotel as part of our Responsible Business commitment, for a more meaningful encounter with the city.
Absolutely. Marrakech has an amazing culinary scene. In the Hivernage district, I love Jad Mahal for its crazy ambiance, Le Petit Cornichon for fine French bistronomy.
For something more local, Al Facia near by the hotel and Le Jardin in the Medina are beautiful and atmospheric. And for a coffee or afternoon tea, Café de la Poste – a Marrakech classic – is just around the corner from the hotel.
Of course, many of our guests find that Lila remains their favourite spot to end the day –
great music, creative cocktails, and a relaxed, elegant vibe.
Qantas’ brilliant Business Class ‘Suite’
Qantas flies to London Heathrow direct from Perth and via Singapore from both Melbourne and Sydney, with flights operated by widebody Airbus A380 and Boeing 787-9 aircraft that feature the airline’s signature suite-style Business Class seats that can be reclined for take-off and landing, fantastic meals, premium Australian wines and one of the best in-flight entertainment systems in the sky.
From London Heathrow, oneworld partner airlines British Airways and Iberia both operate flights to Marrakech, direct and via Madrid respectively.