Selman Marrakech

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Love at First Sight

A feast for the senses, Selman Marrakech is a spectacular Moroccan paradise, complete with thoroughbred Arabian horses and crystal chandeliers, stunning décor and Marrakech’s longest swimming pool (at 80m), this hotel is hedonism at its gilded best.

Romance

If you and your partner are seeking the ultimate hideaway, choose a private riad. Set at a distance from the hotel itself, each one is a master-class in sensuality. Their entrances lead into central fountains and patio areas, around which are a series of delightful rooms. Each of the villas has their own private garden, a 15m pool and a 24 hour dedicated butler.

Your Stay

The Selman Marrakech presents a comprehensive array of accommodation options, each one suited to romance and indulgence. Individual rooms are available in two sizes – Superior and Deluxe. Both offer spacious, peaceful chambers decorated in the sumptuous colours and textures that are Selman’s speciality. Large en-suites are finished in monochrome, geometric zellige mosaic. Suites at the Selman are also offered at two sizes – Junior and Deluxe – and both sizes are a testimony to the high quality of Moroccan craftsmanship. Intricate latticework, meticulous embroidery, and jewel-coloured ceramics catch the dappled light that flows from each suite’s beautiful private terraces.

What to Do

Marrakech is a vivid, fast-moving, fascinating city. With its ancient souks, engaging locals, tea stalls and bustling marketplaces, there’s always something new and exhiliarating to experience. However, after a day in the city, you’ll crave the peaceful sanctuary of The Espace Vitalite Chenot Selman spa where pampering and pleasure are always on the itinerary. Where guest have access to hydrotherapy rooms, a jet-massage pool, treatment rooms and a large hammam

The Food of Love

Creating friendships and cementing love over food is a traditional Moroccan pastime and the Selman gives ample opportunity to do just that. The Pavilion Restaurant serves a deliciously succulent Mediterranean menu, whilst overlooking the horse’s paddock. For authentic North African fare, the Moroccan Restaurant has a host of aromatic dishes that combine the big flavours for which this country is renowned with the delicate finesse only a top chef can achieve.