The hotel has 134 suites and villas, from generous Junior Suites up to Presidential Suites and the ultra-private Prince Villa. Even the entry-level suites come with proper space to spread out after a round, plus private terraces or balconies where you can sit with a drink and look out towards the Atlas Mountains.
All rooms are well equipped with complimentary WiFi, flat-screen satellite TV, minibar, international dialling and luxury bathroom amenities as standard. The Junior Suites feature large bedrooms, separate lounges and those private outdoor spaces, which means you're not cramped even if you're travelling with golf bags and a bit of extra kit.
If you're travelling as a group or want a bit more independence, the higher categories add extras like valet service, 24-hour room service and a kitchenette. The Presidential Suite takes things several steps further with huge amounts of additional space and all the services you'd expect at this level, including the option to cook for yourself if you prefer a quieter evening in.
The Prince Villa is the top-end option with its own garden, private pool, full kitchen and private hammam. It's ideal if you're after complete privacy and want to feel like you've got your own estate within the estate.
Travelling with the kids in tow? The Luxury Family Suites are the easiest fit for space and flexibility, with enough room for everyone to have their own space without feeling on top of each other.
The Fairmont Royal Palm's on-site 18-hole course makes this an easy stay-and-play option, especially if your group wants minimal transfers and the flexibility to tee off when it suits you. The course sits within the estate and offers a solid test without being overly punishing, which works well for mixed-ability groups or anyone who wants to get a round in without the pressure of a championship layout.
If you're looking for variety, you can pair it with rounds at Samanah Country Club and Assoufid Golf Club, both within 20 to 30 minutes and popular choices for Marrakech golf trips. Samanah is a modern, well-maintained course with water in play and a good mix of risk-reward holes, while Assoufid offers a more traditional parkland feel with mature trees and strategic bunkering.
The combination of having golf on your doorstep and easy access to two other quality courses means you can build a three or four-round trip without spending half your day in a minibus. If you tell us your handicap mix and how many rounds you want, we can help you build the right combination and make sure you're playing courses that suit your group.
Play Fairmont Royal Palm Marrakech as part of your next Morocco golf holiday, or build a Marrakech multi-course break by adding Samanah and Assoufid into the mix.
Three distinct restaurants service the resort and offer different experiences, each with its own character and culinary focus. You're not stuck with one dining room and a set menu, which makes a difference over a few nights.
Al Ain overlooks the golf course and delivers authentic Moroccan cuisine, blending Arab, Berber and Moresque traditions into a menu that feels both refined and rooted in local flavour. The setting is elegant, the execution precise, and it's the obvious choice if you want to lean into the Moroccan side of the trip.
The Capricci takes a different approach, offering genuine Italian cuisine in a space designed to suit any occasion. Whether you're after a lively evening with friends, a romantic dinner for two or something more private, the restaurant adapts. Choose from the table d'hôte, the convivial main room, private lounges screened by Mashrabiya panels or the Captain's Table, each offering a distinct atmosphere.
L'Olivier is the go-to for lunch, particularly after a morning round. Positioned overlooking the main pool, it serves contemporary dishes in a relaxed al fresco setting. The menu includes tuna tartar with olive oil, lime and ginger, filets of red mullet with pesto sauce and beef carpaccio with truffle oil, all designed to be enjoyed in the Moroccan sunshine without feeling too heavy before an afternoon round or a session by the pool.
Le Bar provides the ideal spot for an evening drink, with live jazz music setting the tone and a sushi menu available alongside the full drinks list. It's a comfortable space to unwind after dinner or to meet up with your group before heading out.
For those who prefer to stay in, 24-hour room service is available across all suites and villas, with breakfast, lunch and dinner menus on offer. It's a genuine 24-hour service too, not one of those limited menus that disappears after 10pm.
The spa at Fairmont Royal Palm Marrakech is a partnership with Maison D'Asa & Natura Bissé, a leading name in beauty and cosmetics. Designed to resemble a Moroccan palace, the spa offers a comprehensive range of treatments including the signature Supreme Rose Massage, alongside facilities that include jet showers, hammams, sauna, swimming pool, private garden and ice bath.
If you've played 36 holes in the heat or you're nursing a dodgy back after a long flight, the spa is worth booking into. The hammam experience is particularly good if you've never tried one, and it's a proper traditional setup rather than a token gesture.
Beyond the spa, the resort features a semi-Olympic swimming pool, a fully equipped fitness centre, four tennis courts, table tennis tables, a squash court, two padel tennis courts and a dedicated yoga studio. All activities at the sports centre are complimentary for resort guests, with additional fees applied only for private classes and equipment hire.
It's a strong lineup of facilities, especially if you've got non-golfers in the group or you want to mix things up on a rest day. The tennis and padel courts are well maintained, and the fitness centre is properly equipped rather than just a couple of treadmills in a back room.
