All Inclusive Couples Holidays to Morocco

Our resort picks focus on hotels where the board basis, room layout and quiet corners suit two people looking for a restful base.

• Marrakech: Marrakech offers the most complete all inclusive couples setup, with resort-style hotels set back from the medina so you can retreat to a pool or spa after a busy day of souks. The city sits at the foot of the Atlas Mountains, which keeps evenings cooler than the coast in summer. We recommend it for couples who want culture close at hand but a resort to return to, and the trade-off is that the traffic around the old walls can feel busy at peak times. It is exactly the brief our Morocco Luxury Holidays deals are built around.
• Fes: Fes suits couples who want a deeper medina experience and a resort base on the edge of the old city, with rooms and spa options that let you rest between walks through the historic quarters. The city feels more inward-looking than its well-known Moroccan rival further south, which many couples find restful, though it has fewer resort-style hotels and the lanes are narrow and demanding on foot. We judge it best for history lovers who value atmosphere over poolside ease.
• Casablanca: Casablanca is the country's main commercial city and offers modern hotels with fine dining and a more urban pace for couples who want a city break with an all inclusive base, the same brief our Morocco Adults Only Holidays deals are built around. The Atlantic promenade and the vast Hassan II Mosque sit within easy reach, and the port links make it convenient for onward travel by train. The trade-off is that it is less obviously holiday-like than the coastal resorts, so we suggest it for couples who enjoy city energy alongside a comfortable hotel.
• Tangier: Tangier sits near the Strait of Gibraltar and offers hotels with sea views and easy train and ferry connections, which suits couples who like to combine a resort stay with day trips across the water. This is the same brief our Morocco Beach Holidays deals are built around. The city has a layered history and a lively waterfront, and the short distance to Europe makes it an unusual choice for an all inclusive break. The drawback is that the city can feel crowded in busier months, so we recommend booking a hotel set slightly away from the centre.
• Rabat: Rabat is the capital and a calmer alternative to the larger imperial cities, with a relaxed Atlantic-facing setting and resort hotels that feel more restrained than those found in the busier southern cities. The Kasbah of the Udayas and the Hassan Tower give couples a quiet itinerary of walks and coffee stops, and the train line to the nearby commercial metropolis makes day trips easy. The trade-off is fewer beach-led resorts, so we suggest Rabat for couples who prefer culture and calm over sunshine and pools, the same brief our Morocco holidays deals are built around.