CASA ABRACADABRA
A view pool with an open-air bath and hammam
About this hotel
CASA ABRACADABRA pairs family rooms with private bathrooms, air-conditioning and garden views with a balcony and terrace in each room. Spa facilities anchor the wellness side, alongside a swimming pool with a view, a sun terrace and an open-air bath, giving guests an unusually varied set of water features for a single property. A hot tub, a steam room and a hammam round out the wellness offering, and the family-friendly restaurant serves Moroccan, Spanish and European cuisines with vegetarian options. That range of cuisines gives the property a genuinely international dining option rare among Marrakech's more Moroccan-focused family riads. It's the sort of practical difference that matters more once you're actually living inside the stay.
- View pool
- Open-air bath
- Hammam
- Family rooms
Our take
This suits families wanting a genuinely varied wellness and water offering, a view pool, an open-air bath, a hot tub, a steam room and a hammam, all in one property. The Moroccan, Spanish and European restaurant menu also suits a group with varied tastes. Guests wanting a large resort-scale pool deck or golf-estate grounds should look toward a larger Hivernage or Al Maaden property instead of this more compact family address.
- Try the open-air bath as a change from the standard pool session, since it's a distinctive feature not every Marrakech family property offers.
- Use the hammam or steam room in the evening once the kids have settled for a genuinely restful adult-only hour.
- Sample the Spanish or European menu options at dinner for a change from an all-Moroccan week elsewhere in the city.
Why we love it
- View-facing swimming pool
- Open-air bath
- Hammam and steam room
- Moroccan, Spanish and European dining
Why guests love itThe open-air bath was a genuine surprise, a feature we hadn't seen at any other Marrakech family property, and the hammam in the evening once the kids had gone down became a small nightly ritual for the adults in our group. Having Spanish and European options on the restaurant menu alongside Moroccan dishes meant no one in our group ran out of things to order.