8 properties in Morocco, ranked by how much of the Sapphire Reserve credit each stay actually uses.
The Edit by Chase Travel lists 8 properties in Morocco, spread across 4 cities. None are IHG brands, so every stay here caps at the $250 Edit credit.
None of them price under the credit on our sampled dates, so expect to pay something out of pocket wherever you book. The strongest value on our sampled dates is Park Hyatt Marrakech in Marrakech at about $928 for two nights — that uses the full $250 credit, for $678 out of pocket.
Sampled two-night totals here run from $928 to a median of about $1,200. Every row below shows what the credit reimburses and what actually lands on your card — see how the credit works for why that differs from the room rate.
| Hotel | City, country | 2-night est. | Credit | Out of pocket |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Park Hyatt Marrakech | Marrakech, Morocco | $928 | $250 of $250 | $678 |
| Four Seasons Hotel Casablanca | Casablanca, Morocco | $1,012 | $250 of $250 | $762 |
| Kasbah Tamadot | Asni, Morocco | $1,050 | $250 of $250 | $800 |
| Four Seasons Hotel Rabat at Kasr Al Bahr | Rabat, Morocco | $1,096 | $250 of $250 | $846 |
| Four Seasons Resort Marrakech | Marrakech, Morocco | $1,200 | $250 of $250 | $950 |
| La Sultana Marrakech | Marrakech, Morocco | $1,450 | $250 of $250 | $1,200 |
| The Oberoi Marrakech | Marrakech, Morocco | $1,850 | $250 of $250 | $1,600 |
| Royal Mansour Marrakech | Marrakech, Morocco | $3,666 | $250 of $250 | $3,416 |