Palmeraie Golf Palace Returns to Marrakech on November 21
Pickalbatros Hotels & Resorts has set Saturday 21 November 2026 for the opening of Palmeraie Golf Palace by Pickalbatros, bringing one of the Palmeraie’s long-established hotel addresses back under a new name.
This is a relaunch, not a new-build resort. Pickalbatros acquired the wider Palmeraie Resort complex in 2024; reporting at the time identified the former Palmeraie Palace among the properties earmarked for renovation. The November date marks the public return of that large hotel within the golf-side estate.
What returns in November
The operator’s hotel page lists 324 rooms and suites across four hectares of landscaped gardens. Accommodation ranges from standard rooms to junior, family and royal suites, positioning the property for both short Marrakech stays and longer resort breaks.
Its scale is most obvious in the leisure inventory: 13 outdoor pools, one indoor pool and a 1,200-square-metre spa and wellness centre. A multisports court is also listed, while an 18-hole championship golf course sits immediately beside the hotel. The operator does not yet publish green fees or clarify whether every golf facility is included for hotel guests.
Dining is described around Moroccan and Italian cooking, with bars beside the pool and overlooking the course. The hotel’s public pages do not yet name every restaurant or publish opening hours, so those details should not be borrowed from earlier versions of the property.
The practical details
The address is Circuit de la Palmeraie, BP 1488, in the Palmeraie district north-east of central Marrakech. The property is outside the Medina and forms part of the established golf-resort landscape rather than the city-centre hotel cluster.
The operator’s booking interface is live, but its public hotel page does not yet give an opening package, launch rate, meal-plan matrix or first-night availability. Travellers planning around the 21 November debut should confirm their exact room date and inclusions with Pickalbatros rather than relying on older Palmeraie Palace listings.
For Marrakech’s hospitality market, the significance is the return of a 324-room Palmeraie property after a change of ownership and identity. The confirmed opening date now turns a long-running refurbishment story into a concrete November arrival.
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