Longue VIE Hotels

Fairly new and upmarket Modern Hotel, with a Great breakfast buffet. It took a while to check in. Room was very comfortable. There was tea, coffee, a kettle, a fridge, decent quality a hand wash and shower gel, black out curtains, spacious balcony, comfortable bed/pillows/duvet. Had a few issues in the room, there was hair in the sink, shower and coffee area, the shower cubicle leaked and the balcony door did not lock. It was quite noisy at night with heavy traffic - the train station is on the other side of the road. The rooftop bar is spectacular and has the swimming pool next to it. Staff were very professional at all times. Overall a decent stay.

- good AC - great breakfast and bar - incredible shower water pressure - very accessible in a great location - fantastic service - Habib! He is the best person to ask your questions. He was so helpful for us on our first visit to Morocco. We loved all the staff at the hotel 🩵

We were confused by this hotel. We booked this location because we were arriving back to Marrakech via train, and this was the closest hotel. When our plans changed, we kept this hotel because the pictures were intriguing. The location is good for the airport or the train, but little else. The staff were nice, but a bit robotic. We checked in and it was all business with few smiles. The room was nice and clean. Reminded us of the reliable Marriott Brand in the US. The shower felt good after a long day of travel. We were tired and did not want to leave the property, so we headed to the rooftop for their "International Cuisine" menu. The food was fine. Not great - just fine. The roof top is beautiful, and you can tell by the number of "instagramers" doing photo shoots all over the patio. There is a bar, but no alcohol. Only "healthy" drinks and mocktails. That's OK, but it's also a Hookah Lounge. People are not drinking but they are all sitting around taking hits on the Hookah. We realize this is cultural thing, but the mixture of people made the experience a bit confusing. This hotel seems to have a bit of an identity crisis. For the money, I would stay elsewhere unless you have a train to catch.