Marrakech Family Hotels with Tennis Courts
7 family-friendly hotels with tennis in Marrakech . Handpicked for families who want the best.
Marrakech rewards families who want an active holiday outside the busiest summer weeks, and a tennis court on the hotel grounds gives older children an outlet between visits to the medina. Seven hotels in our list have one. Most are large estates on the roads leading out of the city: The Oberoi Marrakech and Amanjena on the Route de Ouarzazate, Fairmont Royal Palm on the Route d'Amizmiz, Mandarin Oriental near the Royal Golf, and Domaine Des Remparts on the road to Fès. Two sit closer in, in Hivernage: the Four Seasons Resort Marrakech, five minutes from the Menara Gardens, and the Kennedy Hospitality Resort. The court is usually one amenity among pools, kids' clubs and gardens.
Marrakech works in two speeds for families. Inside the walls, the medina packs Jemaa el-Fnaa square, the souks and the Koutoubia minaret into narrow lanes where children need a firm hand. Beyond them, Hivernage and Guéliz offer wider avenues, and the Menara Gardens and the Majorelle Garden give shaded space to slow down. Most resorts sit further out, on estates facing the Atlas Mountains, so a stay often means mornings in the old city and afternoons back in the gardens.
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🎾Why Marrakech Resorts Are Surprisingly Strong on Tennis
Marrakech suits a tennis-minded family because its resort hotels have the space for courts that city hotels lack. The Oberoi Marrakech goes furthest, with two private clay courts, a tennis pavilion and a pro shop stocking junior rackets. Fairmont Royal Palm, Four Seasons and Mandarin Oriental pair their court with a kids' club for ages 4 to 12, so a parent can play while younger children are looked after.
The Oberoi Marrakech is the clearest choice for families who put tennis first. The 28-acre resort south of the medina has two private clay courts, a dedicated tennis pavilion and a pro shop with junior rackets and stringing, so children do not need to travel with their own equipment. Its family villas have walled gardens, which keeps a young child's morning contained while an older sibling plays. The Route de Ouarzazate setting is quieter than the Palmeraie, and the hotel scores 9.8 from more than 500 reviews. Amanjena, on the same road and with the same 9.8 score, also has a court among its 39 pavilions and rose gardens.
If younger children are part of the trip, a court next to a kids' club changes the day. Fairmont Royal Palm Marrakech, on a 230-hectare estate 12 km south of the city, runs morning and afternoon programmes for ages 4 to 12 at no extra cost, alongside an indoor play area for hot afternoons and its own golf course. Four Seasons Resort Marrakech in Hivernage runs its kids' club daily from 9am to 6pm with a midday break, and adds a teen lounge for 13 to 16 year olds and a games room with table tennis. Mandarin Oriental also takes ages 4 to 12, with a daily charge that covers lunch.
Location decides how much of Marrakech you see between matches. Four Seasons and the Kennedy Hospitality Resort sit in Hivernage, close to the medina walls, and the Four Seasons is five minutes from the Menara Gardens, so an evening visit to Jemaa el-Fnaa does not require a long transfer. The estate hotels are further out: Amanjena is about fifteen minutes by taxi from the square and offers a transfer, while Domaine Des Remparts on the Route de Fès runs a daily airport, medina and pool shuttle. Mandarin Oriental, on a 20-hectare estate facing the Atlas Mountains, suits families who plan to stay mostly on site.
Timing matters as much as the hotel. Marrakech summers are very hot, and an outdoor court is best used early in the morning or in the cooler months between autumn and spring, when the Atlas peaks are often visible from the resort gardens. For families who need a lower-key base, the Kennedy Hospitality Resort in Hivernage combines its tennis court with a 25-metre pool, outdoor play equipment and baby safety gates, though its 7.7 guest score is well below the five-star estates. Domaine Des Remparts, rated 9.2, sits between the two with two pools, a covered playground and a spa with a hammam.
Parent's take
For a family trip built around tennis in Marrakech, I would choose The Oberoi Marrakech. It is the only hotel in our list with two clay courts and a pro shop stocking junior rackets, and its walled family villas keep younger children close while others play. If my children were under twelve, I would weigh it against Fairmont Royal Palm, whose kids' club for ages 4 to 12 is included, on its estate 12 km south of the city.
Our Top 7 Picks
Hotels in Marrakech with tennis, sorted by guest rating.
The Oberoi Marrakech
Route de Ouarzazate
Wonderful
528 reviews
A 28-acre 5-star Oberoi resort south of the medina with two clay tennis courts, a tennis pavilion and twin pools. The grounds are quieter than the Palmeraie hotels because the property sits on the route to the Atlas, and the family villas have walled gardens that make a 4-year-old's morning self-contained.
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€1247/night
Why families love The Oberoi Marrakech
The tennis setup here is the best we found in Marrakech. Two clay courts, a small pro shop, a coach who'd worked the European junior circuit and was patient with our 7-year-old's first lesson. The villa configuration meant my partner could play a coached set at 7am while the kids and I had breakfast in our garden. Pool to court is a 90-second walk. Nothing about this resort feels rushed, which is what we'd come for.
Amanjena Resort
Route de Ouarzazate (south of city)
Wonderful
500 reviews
A 39-pavilion resort 15 minutes from the medina with private courtyards on every pavilion, an indoor play area for kids, a heated outdoor pool, a spa, and 40 acres of olive trees and rose gardens. The hotel is 5-star and aimed at couples but quietly accepts well-supervised children, with babysitting on request, family pavilions, and an Aman-quality kids menu. Free transfer to Jemaa el-Fnaa available.
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€1210/night
Why families love Amanjena Resort
Parents who pick Amanjena are usually doing one big multi-generational trip and want the calmest resort in the city. The playground here is honestly the smallest of the five, but the gardens are huge, the staff-to-kid ratio is high, and the family pavilions are essentially small private homes with their own pools. Not a budget choice and not the loudest resort: better for families with quieter children, with a budget for fine dining at every meal, and with a plan to visit the medina only once or twice.
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.
Four Seasons Resort Marrakech
Hivernage
Wonderful
646 reviews
Four Seasons Marrakech is a 16-hectare resort in Hivernage with three restaurants, a kids' club, dedicated games room with billiards and table tennis, and an indoor play area. The kids' programme runs daily 9am to 6pm with a midday break.
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€544/night
Why families love Four Seasons Resort Marrakech
Four Seasons Resort Marrakech spreads over 16 hectares in Hivernage, five minutes from the Menara Gardens, and I recommend it to families travelling with children of mixed ages. The kids' club for ages 4 to 12 runs daily from 9:00 to 18:00 with a midday break, teenagers aged 13 to 16 have their own lounge, and a games room with billiards and an indoor play area cover the hottest hours. Three restaurants and a barbecue keep dinner simple.
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.
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
Fairmont Royal Palm Marrakech sits on a 230-hectare estate 12 km south of the city, and I recommend it to families who want space and structured activities. The kids' club runs morning and afternoon programmes for ages 4 to 12 at no extra cost, and there is a playground, a kids' pool and an indoor play area for hot afternoons. Seven restaurants, babysitting and a golf course complete a resort where nobody needs the car.
Kennedy Hospitality Resort
Hivernage
Good
3,546 reviews
A 4-star Hivernage resort with a large outdoor pool, kids' play equipment, baby safety gates and a kid-friendly buffet — the most family-engineered hotel in this list at the lowest price point. Tennis court included for older kids who need to run.
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€93/night
Why families love Kennedy Hospitality Resort
Kennedy Hospitality Resort is a practical choice in Hivernage rather than a luxury riad. I like how much of it is built around young children: a 25-metre outdoor pool, outdoor play equipment, baby safety gates on request and a buffet with Western options for picky eaters. A tennis court gives older kids space to burn energy. The pool gets busy in July and August, so I would plan an early swim during the school holidays.
💡Tips for Booking a Tennis Hotel in Marrakech with Kids
- 1Book The Oberoi Marrakech if tennis is the priority: it has two clay courts and junior rackets in its pro shop.
- 2Choose Fairmont Royal Palm for a kids' club included for ages 4 to 12 while parents use the court.
- 3Play early in the morning in summer; Marrakech afternoons are too hot for outdoor tennis with children.
- 4Stay at the Four Seasons in Hivernage to keep the Menara Gardens and the medina within easy reach.
- 5Use the free transfer from Amanjena or the daily shuttle at Domaine Des Remparts for evenings at Jemaa el-Fnaa.
- 6Ask the hotel to reserve a court time when you book, as most of these properties have a single court.
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