Be live Experience Marrakech Palmeraie

The Be Live experience was honestly something special! From the moment we arrived, everything felt welcoming, well-organized, and full of positive energy. The atmosphere, the service, and the attention to detail made the whole experience truly memorable.

A huge shout-out to Mimi! ❤️ She was absolutely amazing — so friendly, attentive, and genuinely made us feel taken care of. Her energy and kindness really stood out and added something extra special to our experience.

It’s not often you come across someone who makes you feel this welcome. Mimi deserves a massive thank you! 🙌✨

I would definitely recommend the experience and would happily come back again. 🌟

Honest review of Be Live experience Hotel- Ok, so to address a few things that keep cropping up on reviews of this hotel. It is not a 4 star hotel, it costs around £700 to stay here, all inclusive, at peak season…. If you really think you are getting a 4 star all inclusive hotel for that price then I have some magic beans, a plot on the moon and a piece of the Berlin Wall Id like to sell you. Hotel star ratings differ from country to country depending on the awarding body (AA, Forbes etc). This hotel has been rated by travel agents (TUI/Thomas Cook etc), it is a 4 star by their grading process…. Not by the same process/body that grades The Savoy in London!!! Secondly, arriving at any hotel and expecting to book into your room at 10:00 is absurd unless you pay an early check in fee. Are you expecting the hotel to kick guests out at 5AM so they can turn the room around for your arrival at 10AM? Some common sense please. We did arrive at 10:00, were given our wristbands immediately and had access to all facilities including food and drink from 10:00…. Our rooms were ready at 15:00. I think it was excellent that the hotel allowed us access to everything else while our rooms were being cleaned. Thirdly, yes, a deposit was required (a lot of the reviews mention the tourist tax and room deposit so it should not be a shock to anyone), this disappeared off my card before we left the hotel, a lot of hotels do this, it wasn’t a shock or a problem. So, onto the rooms… air con is excellent in the rooms, it was hotter than Guy Fawkes bum on 5th November during our stay, the fact you can leave the air con on in your room 24/7 is a godsend and made the stay even more enjoyable. Fresh water everyday, really clean, spacious and comfy beds, very large en-suite with huge walk in shower… WiFi was decent in our room (and everywhere else on site), it’s not fast enough to blast out a victory royale on Fortnite but it’s good enough to check news and post “look how awesome my life is” crap on social media….what else can a Brit abroad ask for? The only bizarre element is a window into the en-suite!!!! Been with the wife for over 20 years but I still don’t want to watch her use the toilet and I’m sure she doesn’t want to watch me!! The pool is good, but as others have said, lounger reserving happens everyday and you gotta be early to get a good spot… some towels were out by 6am and people didn’t use the loungers until 3pm…. I did see staff trying to sort this, but it is frustrating. The food… anyone who can’t find something to eat here must be the fussiest eater ever!! There’s a huge salad bar, cheese selection, always fish, meat, Moroccan section, chips, pizza, nuggets etc…. Literally everyone is catered for, then you have the snack bar by the pool doing burgers etc. I was slamming at least 100g of quality lean protein a day with decent salad/veg… the al la carte restaurant was amazing too… that meal would have been £60 a head in the UK. The staff all work super hard in very hot weather, cleanliness is excellent, staff manners are great although some speak little English (how British expecting everyone in a foreign country to speak English!!). A couple of points where I think they could improve… the wasps at the pool bar are excessive at times (some of these reviews make out it’s like Winnie the Pooh smashing a hive meets “my girl”, it’s not that bad!!), I accept it’s an African country but maybe a few of those neon buzz kill things behind the bar?? The evening entertainment was also a bit dull…. I get they are trying to cater to everyone and there are many other European/non-english speaking holiday makers there… but maybe a little co-ordination could work? The band sang a lot in French (only song I knew was from the Stella Artois advert!!)… maybe they could pick popular songs that most of Europe know? Surely the ever popular ABBA or the badass A-HA back catalogue could bring all of Europe together in melodic harmony?? Lastly, the bus into and back from town, really useful, always on time, good air con and proper/decent bus… Not once did I get the impression any staff were asking/hunting for tips.. A great hotel, recommended.