We stayed at the Red house over New years. The junior suite we booked had a worn stained old shag carpet. Newspaper supposed to be available never delivered dispite requests a number of mornings. Large room decent bathroom and good location. Adequate breakfast. The manager suggested a hammam which we went to it was absoloutely gross dirty massage table used the same glove on god knows how many other people and expensive. The other couple that went with us from the hotel had to wait in the cold and never did get in to the hammam lucky for them. This hotel is way over priced. The common rooms and dining room are very pretty. The new years eve menu and party was quite nice

Red House presents itself as a luxury hotel: a former private home renovated as a 'palace' into a hotel. But in reality it is a parody of luxury (I think the owners had the Ritz in Madrid tragically in mind) and looks like it was renovated in 1984 and never updated. For example the 'parquet' floor is plastic, as is the bathtub and fixtures. Everything is run down once you take a closer look, which is a shame because at first glance the exterior and public spaces are lovely and truly elegant. The food matches the rest of the experience: trying hard to live up to a luxury experience but failing desperately. However the staff is very nice and accommodating. Definitely not worth the money.

O.K Perfect is hard to live up to but for us it is true. The staff shine with heartfelt warmth.
The rooms sublime and the food stellar. We will always return.
Please enjoy the pictures.

Our first trip to Marrakech - and therefore The Red House. Amazing holiday. Just loved Marrakesh.... no humidity/no bugs, fascinating experience in The Medina. Loved the restaurants. Staying at The Red House was just lovely. Big bedroom (although in need of some tlc) - balcony. We had an extra walk in shower but it didn't work. The shower over the bath didn't work too well either. The bedroom carpet was badly stained in a few areas. The balcony needed a bit of cleaning/painting. The food in the restaurant was to a high standard. Unsure how many people you could invite to hang 'round the pool with you. Seemed to be that one hotel guest could bring in up to 10 guests. Meant that instead of just the hotel residents by the pool, we seemed to have a few hotel guests inviting all their chums to hang out for the day. Not nice! Doesn't exactly make it 'exclusive'. Unsure why we were paying for a high standard of accommodation/hotel when basically you could stay in a flat 'round the corner and use the Red House pool every day!!!!