Le Churchill Bar at Marrakech's La Mamounia, a black-marble Pullman-style room by Patrick Jouin, is the city's most refined cocktail bar; jacket required.
TipElegant attire required. The marjoram in the Sir Winston comes from the Mamounia garden behind the bar.
$$$$Cocktail barGuelizMon-Sat 18:30-01:00, closed Sun
Barometre on Rue Moulay Ali is Morocco's first mixology bar; a Gueliz basement speakeasy in Marrakech with rotating cocktails, infusions, small plates.
TipClosed Sundays; tables can be booked on the bar's website, and the entrance is an unmarked door on Rue Moulay Ali.
$$$$Cocktail barMedinaDaily 12:00-23:00, last admittance 22:30
El Fenn's rooftop bar in Marrakech medina, 1,300 square metres with Koutoubia views, serves cocktails and small plates; non-residents welcome until 23:00.
TipNo booking is needed for the rooftop, but space is limited; arrive early for sunset, last admittance 22:30.
Nomad's rooftop over Marrakech's Rahba Kedima spice square, set over four floors of a former carpet store since 2014, pairs cocktails with Moroccan food.
TipReserve for Thursday to Sunday and ask for the top terrace; walk-ins are often turned away when it is busy.
Le Salama's three-floor Marrakech medina rooftop has the Koutoubia at eye level; cocktails, tapas and shisha to 02:00; the climb up is a tour of three eras.
TipOpen till 02:00. The Sky Bar is non-smoking; shisha service downstairs on the second floor.
Kechmara on Marrakech's Rue de la Liberte runs an all-day bar-restaurant: 70s-vibe ground floor, jazz on busy nights, rooftop drinks till 02:00 in Gueliz.
TipJazz nights pull a crowd; rooftop fills first. The downstairs bar room is the quieter perch after midnight.