The Oberoi Marrakech Launches a Day Pass With Pool Access
There are days in Marrakech that deserve to be lived slowly, away from the medina’s energy, in a setting where everything has been considered for your comfort. The Oberoi Marrakech has designed exactly that kind of day with its Day Pass offer, a formula that opens the doors of one of the city’s most beautiful hotel estates to non-residents for a full day.
Priced at 1,250 MAD per person, the Day Pass grants full access to the resort’s outdoor pool from morning until evening, paired with a three-course lunch from the Azur menu. It is a straightforward offer, but the setting it takes place in is anything but ordinary.
The Oberoi, Marrakech sits on 28 acres of manicured gardens, fragrant citrus orchards and ancient olive groves, all with the Atlas Mountains as a permanent backdrop. The outdoor pool stretches 30 metres long, temperature-controlled and operational from early morning to late evening, making it one of the most generous poolscapes in the city. Sun loungers line the water’s edge, and the overall atmosphere leans toward the quiet and the composed, which is very much in keeping with the Oberoi philosophy of service.
Lunch is served at Azur, the resort’s poolside restaurant. Guests can dine under a frescoed domed ceiling or on the open-air pool terrace, with views stretching over the Grand Canal, the citrus and olive gardens, and the Atlas Mountain range. The kitchen draws on locally sourced ingredients and fresh produce from the hotel’s own kitchen garden, with every dish served with the Oberoi’s signature standard of hospitality. The menu runs from refreshing crudos and salads to grilled favourites, all complemented by botanically inspired cocktails. The three-course lunch included in the Day Pass covers starter, main course, and dessert from the Azur selection.
The Oberoi, Marrakech is nestled within citrus orchards and centuries-old olive groves, its architecture inspired by traditional Moroccan palaces, with a design that reflects the timeless character of the city. Beyond the pool and restaurant, the estate’s grounds alone offer a change of scenery that is increasingly rare to find in Marrakech: calm, space, and a considered aesthetic that runs through every detail.
The Day Pass at 1,250 MAD per person is available for reservation directly with the hotel. A deposit is required to confirm the booking, refundable for cancellations made more than 48 hours in advance.
For those looking to spend a day in Marrakech that goes beyond the ordinary, the Oberoi makes a compelling case.
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