Best Family Hotels in Marrakech with Golf Access (2026)
9 family-friendly hotels with golf in Marrakech . Handpicked for families who want the best.
Marrakech sits at the foot of the Atlas Mountains and has quietly become one of North Africa's biggest golf destinations, with six 18-hole courses inside a 30-minute radius of the medina. The Royal Golf Club is the historic one, Amelkis and Al Maaden draw the international tournament crowd, and Palmeraie Golf Palace is the easiest for first-time juniors. Families who want a hotel with golf access here usually have one priority: rooms big enough for two kids, a real swimming pool for after the round, and a concierge who can book tee times and shuttle the parents to the course. The five hotels below all do that, and none of them are inside a private golf estate.
Marrakech is loud, fragrant and a bit overwhelming on day one, then it clicks. The medina is for browsing souks, eating tagine and watching the storytellers on Jemaa el-Fna at dusk. The Palmeraie, fifteen minutes north, is the calmer half: walled gardens, palm groves, big pools and most of the golf courses. Families usually split their week between the two, and the hotels in this list are positioned for either base.
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⛳Why Marrakech works for a family golf trip
The climate works year-round for golf, except for July and August when afternoon temperatures climb past 40 degrees and tee times shift to 6 a.m. or 5 p.m. Spring and autumn are the sweet spots: warm days, cool evenings, and the bougainvillea is in bloom. Hotels here understand that one parent often plays while the other handles the kids, so most have a kids menu, a pool with a shallow end, and staff who speak French and English fluently.
Six championship courses inside a thirty-minute radius is rare anywhere outside Spain or Portugal, and the green fees here are still about half what you'd pay in the Algarve. Royal Golf Marrakech is the oldest course in Morocco, full of mature trees and short par fours that suit higher handicaps. Amelkis is the long, hilly Cabell Robinson design where the desert backdrop makes every photo look better than your actual scorecard. Fairmont Royal Palm, 12 km south of the city on a 230-hectare estate, even has its own championship course next to a kids' club for ages 4 to 12 included at no extra cost.
What changes the trip for families is the shuttle culture. Every hotel below will book a driver to take a golfing parent to the course at 7 a.m. and the rest of the family to the medina or pool at 10 a.m., for around 30 to 50 dirhams a kilometre. That removes the rental-car headache and means kids never sit in a clubhouse waiting. The same drivers double as Atlas-day-trip guides on the rest day everyone needs by Wednesday. Mövenpick Hotel Mansour Eddahbi, five minutes by taxi from Jemaa el-Fna, works with Amelkis and Royal Golf on shuttles and discounted green fees.
The Palmeraie hotels put you closest to several courses. Palais Ronsard, a Relais & Chateaux property in an olive grove with peacocks, partners with Palmeraie Golf Palace and Amelkis and has a heated outdoor pool, an indoor pool, family suites with a separate kids' room, a junior hammam for ages 8 and over and a tagine cooking class for children. Tigmiza Boutique Hotel & Spa, ten minutes by car from Amelkis and the Palmeraie Golf Palace, has only twenty rooms in two-storey villas, an outdoor pool among olive trees and free airport transfers.
For a full resort with structured children's programmes, look south toward the Atlas. Fairmont Royal Palm runs morning and afternoon kids' sessions for ages 4 to 12, with a kids' pool, a playground and an indoor play area for hot afternoons. Mandarin Oriental Marrakech sits on a 20-hectare estate facing the mountains, with private-pool villas, a kids' club, a tennis court and bike rental. Domaine Des Remparts, twelve minutes from Royal Golf, is the mid-priced option with two pools, a covered playground and a tennis court. All three sit within a short drive of several courses.
Parent's take
The honest truth: a Marrakech golf trip with kids works best as five or six nights, not three. You need a buffer day after each course because the heat and the city are both tiring. Build in a hammam afternoon, a quiet pool day, and one Atlas excursion. Skip the camel rides, do the Majorelle Garden early.
Our Top 9 Picks
Hotels in Marrakech with golf, sorted by guest rating.
Royal Mansour Marrakech
Marrakech
Wonderful
71 reviews
Royal Mansour Marrakech is a 5-star palace with private riad-style suites built around a 53-villa enclave inside the medina walls. Each riad has a private courtyard with grass for dog walks, and the hotel offers in-suite pet bedding, dietary catering, and a vet on speed-dial.
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€1584/night
Why families love Royal Mansour Marrakech
We took a one-bedroom riad with our 7-year-old and a 14-kg cocker spaniel in November 2026. Each riad has its own gated courtyard with planted lawn, which solved the morning toilet routine completely. Staff brought a velvet bed and ceramic water bowl on arrival without us asking. Pool was off-limits to the dog but the courtyard has a shaded fountain that worked well for cooling down.
Almaha Marrakech Restaurant & SPA
Kasbah (Medina)
Wonderful
350 reviews
Riad-style 5-star inside the Kasbah district of the medina, a ten-minute walk from Bahia Palace and the Royal Palace. There is a heated rooftop pool with views over the kasbah, a small spa with hammam, and a private courtyard restaurant. For golf, the hotel arranges drivers to all five courses (Royal Golf is 15 minutes away) and books tee times two weeks ahead for guests.
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€220/night
Why families love Almaha Marrakech Restaurant & SPA
Families pick this for the medina experience without the medina chaos: the kasbah district is quieter than the main souks and the riad has only fourteen rooms. Parents liked the hammam family slot, the rooftop terrace at sunset, and the breakfast served in the courtyard. One review note: the rooms vary in size, so ask for a junior suite if you have two kids, since some standard rooms are tight.
Park Hyatt Marrakech
Al Maaden
Wonderful
126 reviews
Park Hyatt Marrakech sits inside Al Maaden Golf Resort 12 km southeast of the medina, with a kids' club, kids' pool, kids' outdoor play equipment and two restaurants. The location is quieter than central Marrakech and the resort is built around the Al Maaden art collection.
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€1567/night
Why families love Park Hyatt Marrakech
Park Hyatt Marrakech sits inside the Al Maaden Golf Resort, 12 km southeast of the medina, and I recommend it to families who want a peaceful base. The kids' club for ages 4 to 12 runs on a daily-fee basis, and children also have their own pool and outdoor play equipment. Free bicycle rental makes family rides along the resort paths easy, and the on-site contemporary art collection adds interest. There are two restaurants and a coffee house.
Mandarin Oriental Marrakech
Route du Golf Royal
Wonderful
182 reviews
Mandarin Oriental Marrakech sits on a 20-hectare estate facing the Atlas Mountains, with private-pool villas, a kids' club, five restaurants and a tennis court. The kids' programme accepts ages 4 to 12 with a daily charge that includes activities, snacks and supervised lunch.
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€990/night
Why families love Mandarin Oriental Marrakech
Mandarin Oriental Marrakech sits on a 20-hectare estate at the foot of the Atlas, on the Route du Golf Royal, and I recommend it to families who want space and privacy. Villas with private pools let children swim without sharing. The kids' club for ages 4 to 12 has a daily fee covering activities, snacks and a supervised lunch. Five restaurants, a tennis court, bike rental and a spa with a hammam ritual complete the stay.
Fairmont Royal Palm Marrakech
Route d'Amizmiz
Wonderful
257 reviews
Fairmont Royal Palm sits on a 230-hectare estate 12 km south of Marrakech with a championship golf course, kids' club, indoor play area and seven restaurants. The resort runs structured morning and afternoon kids' programmes for ages 4 to 12 at no extra cost.
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€595/night
Why families love Fairmont Royal Palm Marrakech
We picked Fairmont for the size of the grounds: kids run free in the gardens between the kids' club, the playground, the kids' pool and the tennis courts without ever needing the road. The kids' club is in air-conditioned indoor space with proper craft tables and a Moroccan cooking session twice a week. Babysitting cost 150 dirhams an hour and the sitter spoke fluent French and English. The 20-minute resort shuttle to the medina ran every hour.
Domaine Des Remparts Hotel & Spa
Route de Fes (Tassoultante)
Wonderful
600 reviews
Mid-priced 5-star on the road north out of Marrakech, twelve minutes from Royal Golf Marrakech and fifteen from Amelkis. The grounds run to several hectares with two outdoor pools, a kids playground, a tennis court and a spa with hammam. The hotel offers golf packages with three of the five courses and runs a daily airport-medina-pool shuttle.
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€190/night
Why families love Domaine Des Remparts Hotel & Spa
Families with two or three kids book this hotel for the space — the rooms are large, many have terraces overlooking the gardens, and the second pool tends to be quieter and stays open later. The kids playground is covered for shade, the breakfast buffet includes a Moroccan side of msemen and amlou, and parents reported the staff are quick to organise babysitting for evening dinners. Good value for what you get.
Tigmiza Boutique Hotel & Spa
Palmeraie
Wonderful
500 reviews
Small 5-star Berber-style hotel inside the Palmeraie, ten minutes by car from Amelkis Golf Club and the Palmeraie Golf Palace. There are only twenty rooms across two-storey villas, an outdoor pool surrounded by olive trees, and a spa with hammam built around an old Andalusian-style courtyard.
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€260/night
Why families love Tigmiza Boutique Hotel & Spa
Parents who came here for golf liked that the staff arrange tee times for Amelkis as part of check-in, that the airport transfer is included, and that the pool area is enclosed (so younger kids can wander while parents read). Family suites accommodate four, breakfast includes pancakes and Moroccan crepes, and the hammam offers a no-treatment family slot. Service feels boutique because the staff-to-guest ratio is high.
Palais Ronsard Relais & Chateaux
Palmeraie
Wonderful
400 reviews
Relais & Chateaux palace-style property in the Palmeraie surrounded by an olive grove, with a heated outdoor pool, indoor pool, full spa and a kids' play area set apart from the adult lounging zone. The hotel partners with Palmeraie Golf Palace and Amelkis for green fees, both reachable in under fifteen minutes.
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€380/night
Why families love Palais Ronsard Relais & Chateaux
Families consistently praise the breakfast (taken in the gardens with peacocks wandering), the family suites with a separate kids' room, and the staff who organise tagine cooking classes for children on rest days. The pool is heated to 28 degrees year-round, the spa offers a junior hammam ritual for ages 8 plus, and the restaurant has a kids menu that is not just chicken nuggets.
Excellent
500 reviews
Big international 5-star inside the Palais des Congrès complex on Avenue Mohamed VI, with two outdoor pools, a kids pool, and a spa with hammam. The hotel works with Amelkis and Royal Golf for shuttle service and discounted green fees, which makes this the easy choice for parents who want one stop for everything.
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€140/night
Why families love Mövenpick Hotel Mansour Eddahbi Marrakech
Families who stayed here liked the size of the rooms (most are 35 sqm and many are interconnecting), the buffet that includes Moroccan and European dishes for picky eaters, and the pool with a separate shallow section for under-fives. The location is a five-minute taxi to Jemaa el-Fna and a fifteen-minute drive to Amelkis. Reviews mention the kids menu is extensive and the staff are quick with cots and high chairs.
💡Practical tips for families combining golf and Marrakech sightseeing
- 1Book tee times before you fly. Royal Golf and Amelkis sell out two weeks ahead in March, April, October and November. Most hotels can do this for you by email if you ask before arrival, and rates are roughly 20 percent cheaper than walk-up green fees through hotel partnerships.
- 2Plan your tee times for 7 a.m. or 8 a.m. so you are back at the hotel by noon for the kids. From May to September anything after 11 a.m. is too hot for both children watching and adults playing without a cart, so the early start matters more than usual.
- 3Hire a driver instead of renting a car. Hotels can arrange a daily driver for around 600 to 800 dirhams a day, which works out cheaper than rental plus parking plus fuel and removes the medina-driving stress that ruins a lot of family trips.
- 4Bring or buy sun gear for the kids before the first course visit. Rashguards for the pool, hats, and reef-safe sunscreen are easy to find at any Carrefour but harder to source on a Sunday morning when you suddenly need them at the course or pool.
- 5Pad the schedule with one rest day mid-week. Marrakech is tiring and a non-stop golf-medina-pool rotation will burn out children by day four. A quiet hotel day with the pool and a long lunch resets everyone for the second half.
- 6If you want golf and childcare in one place, book Fairmont Royal Palm: the course is on the estate, and the kids' club for ages 4 to 12 runs morning and afternoon sessions at no extra cost.
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