Stays in Oujda
Oujda, a city in eastern Morocco, offers a unique blend of history, culture, and natural beauty. It serves as a gateway to the Algerian border and is known for its vibrant medina, traditional markets, and welcoming atmosphere. The city provides a range of accommodations, from modern hotels to charming guesthouses, catering to various traveler preferences.
Oujda, often called the 'Pearl of the East,' is a captivating Moroccan city that blends ancient traditions with modern life. It's a destination where history whispers through the alleys of its old medina, and contemporary amenities offer comfort to visitors. Whether you're exploring its bustling souks, enjoying local cuisine, or using it as a base to discover the surrounding region, Oujda provides an authentic Moroccan experience. The city's accommodation options are diverse, ensuring a pleasant stay for families, couples, and solo adventurers alike, all while offering a glimpse into the rich cultural tapestry of eastern Morocco.
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RiadsHotel LAHLOU riad Cafeteria
Family-friendly riad with a spa-hammam and free bikes
Hotel LAHLOU riad Cafeteria is a riad that thinks about children: it has a playground, a terrace and free bikes, which give families plenty to do between visits in Oujda. Some rooms include a kitchen, useful for preparing simple meals, and there is a restaurant on site. Breakfast is served as a buffet or as a halal breakfast. Parents can relax in the spa-hammam. A rating of 9.2 from 280 reviews is excellent.
Pool staysTerminus City Center Oujda
Luxury hotel in Oujda city center with pool and hammam
Terminus City Center Oujda gives families a central five-star base with a swimming pool, the main draw for children after a day in the city. The 80 rooms and suites have air conditioning and satellite TV, and two restaurants on site let you vary meals without going out. Parents can book time in the hammam. Being near the train station and 15 minutes from the airport makes arrival days with luggage and tired children simpler.
Family stayshotel jeddah
Comfortable family rooms with city views and essential amenities
I would pick Hotel Jeddah for a simple family stay in Oujda. The listing gives air-conditioned family rooms, each with a private bathroom and city views, plus free Wi-Fi, a 24-hour front desk and room service. It is a two-star hotel and names no pool or restaurant. Its 9.0 rating rests on just two reviews, so I would not lean on it and would book it for the family rooms and the round-the-clock desk.
Pool staysRelax Hôtel Oujda
Outdoor pool, spa, and family-friendly comfort in Oujda
Relax Hôtel Oujda earns its 8.9 out of 10 across more than 2,400 reviews with simple strengths that matter to families: an outdoor pool and a garden where children can spend the afternoon, air-conditioned rooms with private bathrooms, and a restaurant on site. Parents can take turns in the spa and hammam. Free WiFi and a 24-hour front desk make arrivals and departures easy, whatever time the train or the road gets you to Oujda.
Spa & hammamFajr Hotel
Family-friendly hotel with spa-hammam, diverse dining, and golf access
I would pick Fajr Hotel for a family visiting Oujda that wants a spa-hammam and varied food in the same building. Family rooms are air-conditioned with private bathrooms, and the restaurant serves international and local cuisines, including halal, vegetarian and dairy-free options, which helps with mixed dietary needs. There is a fitness centre and a sun terrace, and the location suits golfers. Guests rate it 8.7 across 722 reviews.
Family staysHôtel Des Lilas
Family-friendly comfort with city views and essential amenities in Oujda
Hôtel Des Lilas is a three-star hotel in Oujda with family rooms that have air conditioning, private bathrooms and city views. A terrace, a lounge and a coffee shop give guests somewhere to sit, and free WiFi is included. The 24-hour front desk, concierge and room service are a real convenience, and free private parking is on site. Guests rate it 8.6 out of 10 across 302 reviews.
Pool staysIsly Golf Hotel
Family-friendly hotel with a pool, spa, and golf access
A waterpark on site is the reason I would book Isly Golf Hotel for a family stay in Oujda: children have something to do without leaving the hotel. Add a swimming pool, a garden and air-conditioned family rooms, and the days organise themselves. Parents can take turns at the spa, the hammam or the fitness room. Breakfast comes in continental, à la carte and halal versions, and Oujda Angads Airport is close by for short trips.
Spa & hammamHotel afriquia
Family-friendly comfort with a hammam and sun terrace in Oujda
I would pick Hotel Afriquia for a family that wants a simple, well-equipped stay in Oujda with a hammam. Family rooms have air conditioning, private bathrooms and free WiFi, and there are a sun terrace and a coffee shop. Breakfast comes in halal and kosher versions, which is useful for families with dietary rules. The front desk is open 24 hours, and a shuttle is available for a fee. Guests rate it 8.4 across 39 reviews.
Pool staysHotel El Karim
Comfortable rooms, an infinity pool, and a spa in Oujda
In Oujda, Hotel El Karim has a dedicated kids' pool set alongside an infinity pool for adults, which makes it easy to keep younger and older children happy. A garden adds outdoor space, parents can use the spa and wellness centre, and the restaurant serves halal Moroccan cuisine. Rooms are air-conditioned, and free private parking suits a road trip. I would consider it for families, though its 7.8 score rests on only six reviews.
Medina staysAtlas Orient
Modern comfort and Moroccan charm in the heart of Oujda
The Atlas Orient has been fully renovated and sits in central Oujda, a practical base for exploring the town with children. All 98 rooms and 7 suites have balconies, overlooking the garden, the medina or the large outdoor pool, which is the main draw for younger guests in the afternoon. Parents can book time in the spa and hammam. Note that the hotel also runs a nightclub, so ask for a room away from it if your children sleep early. Guests rate it 7.4 out of 10.
What to expect
- Explore the historic medina with its traditional crafts and vibrant atmosphere.
- Discover local markets for spices, textiles, and authentic Moroccan goods.
- Enjoy the relaxed pace of life and the warm hospitality of its residents.
- Benefit from its strategic location as a hub for exploring eastern Morocco.
Local tips
- ✓Promène-toi dans la médina tôt le matin pour éviter la foule et profiter de l'ambiance.
- ✓Goûte aux spécialités culinaires locales, notamment le berkoukes et le karane.
- ✓Utilise les petits taxis pour te déplacer facilement et à moindre coût dans la ville.
- ✓N'hésite pas à négocier les prix dans les souks, c'est une pratique courante.
- ✓Prévois des vêtements légers en été et une veste pour les soirées plus fraîches.
Where to stay
Frequently asked
Quels quartiers privilégier pour loger à Oujda ?
Pour loger à Oujda, tu peux choisir entre le centre-ville moderne, qui offre un accès facile aux commerces et restaurants, ou les environs de la médina pour une immersion culturelle plus profonde. Les quartiers résidentiels proposent également des options plus calmes et souvent plus spacieuses.
Quels types d'hébergement trouve-t-on à Oujda ?
Oujda propose une variété d'hébergements, allant des hôtels modernes avec toutes les commodités aux riads traditionnels offrant une expérience plus authentique. Tu trouveras aussi des appartements et des maisons d'hôtes, adaptés à différents budgets et préférences de voyage.
Quelle est la meilleure période pour visiter Oujda ?
La meilleure période pour visiter Oujda est le printemps (avril-mai) ou l'automne (septembre-octobre). Les températures sont agréables, idéales pour explorer la ville et ses environs. L'été peut être très chaud, tandis que l'hiver est doux mais peut connaître des pluies occasionnelles.
Comment se déplacer à Oujda ?
À Oujda, tu peux te déplacer facilement à pied dans la médina et le centre-ville. Pour les distances plus longues, les petits taxis sont nombreux et abordables. Il existe également un réseau de bus urbains qui dessert les différents quartiers de la ville.