Where to stay in Morocco?

From high-end hotels and riads to less expensive places to stay, here is a list of some of the best places to stay in Morocco:

Marrakech

• If you want to stay in a fancy riad, like La Mamounia or Royal Mansour, you’ll find beautiful grounds, great service, and beautiful design.
•  Mid-Range: Riad Kheirredine or Riad Dar Anika are good places to stay because they feel more like living in Morocco.
• If you’re on a tight budget, the Hostel Waka Waka or Rodamon Riad Marrakech are both great choices.

Fez

• Luxury: You can enjoy traditional Moroccan luxury at Riad Fes or Palais Amani, right in the middle of the medina.
• The Riad Laaroussa is a nice place to stay with a roof-top view of the city that doesn’t cost too much.
• Budget:Dar Hafsa is a nice, affordable place to stay with friendly staff.

Casablanca 

• If you want to stay in style, the Four Seasons Hotel and the Sofitel Casablanca Tour Blanche are great options because they offer great services.
• The Hyatt Regency Casablanca is a good choice for comfort and ease in the middle price range.
• This hotel is a good choice for those on a tight budget because it is close to the city’s best sights.

Chefchaouen, also known as “The Blue City”

• Luxury”:Lina Ryad & Spa” is a fancy place to stay with lovely views of the blue city.
• Mid-Range: Dar Echchaouen is a cozy, colorful hotel with some Moroccan charm.
• Budget: Casa Annasr is a popular choice for tourists with limited funds.

Essaouira

• The L’Heure Bleue Palais is a beautiful small hotel with a traditional Moroccan style where you can stay in style.
• Riad Watier is a friendly place with individual service for people with average budgets.
• The Atlantic Hostel is a great choice for people who want to stay somewhere cheap and quiet.

Merzouga in the Sahara Desert

• Luxury Camps: Stay at a fancy desert camp like Scarabeo Camp or Luxury Desert Camp. These camps have nice tents and offer trips into the desert with a guide.
• Middle-Range: Desert Berber Camp is a good balance between comfort and character.
• For less money, simple camps like Nomad Camp let you experience the real desert.

What you should do to stay in Morocco

• Book ahead of time: You will likely be able to find a room and pay less if you book your stay ahead of time, especially in busy places like Marrakech and Fes.
• Check out Riads. Riads are classic Moroccan homes that have gardens inside. They offer a unique way to experience culture.
• Check out the area. If you’d rather stay somewhere quieter, think about the noise level. Staying near medinas (old towns) can make it easy to see the sights.

You can choose from these places that offer traditional Moroccan kindness and modern comforts. Your stay in Morocco will be fun and different!