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Amanjena
AmanUltra-LuxuryDesert

Marrakech, Morocco

40 rooms
Opened 2000
Ed Tuttle
Marrakech, Morocco

Dining guide

Amanjena Dining Guide

Dinner rooms are the Moroccan Restaurant and Nama. The Moroccan Restaurant is the courtyard in the Arrival Pavilion, with a fountain, and it is dinner only. Nama is izakaya dinner with a sushi bar and robata beside the 33-metre pool; breakfast is à la carte and Arva Italian lands at lunch in the same house. The Pool Terrace does breakfast and lunch with Atlas and fairway glass. The Bar is pre- and post-dinner drinks with a cigar humidor; shisha moves to the Sunset Lounge in summer. The Caidal Tent in the olive grove is a private Moroccan night. Rooms open to non-residents when tables exist. Breakfast is extra unless a package includes it. This is not all-inclusive.

3 dining venues and experiences

Before you book dinner

  • The Moroccan Restaurant serves dinner from 7:00pm to 11:00pm daily.
  • Nama is open for lunch (12-3pm) and dinner (7-11pm).
  • The Pool Terrace serves lunch and refreshments from 10:00am to 7:00pm.

Amanjena dining FAQ

What dining options are available at Amanjena?
Venues include The Moroccan Restaurant, Nama for Japanese washoku, and The Pool Terrace.
What dishes are featured in The Moroccan Restaurant?
The restaurant features authentic slow-cooked tagines, pastillas, royal couscous, and Moroccan salads.
What are the operating hours for Nama?
Nama is open daily for lunch from 12:00pm to 3:00pm and dinner from 7:00pm to 11:00pm.
Can private dinners be arranged?
Yes, private candlelit dinners can be arranged beside the grand bassin or in your private courtyard.

Reviewed by Hotel Flock · Last updated September 2026