Hotels in مراكش

Hotels in Marrakech range from $15 to over $500 per night, with more than 2,800 properties to browse. Travorio.com lets you book any Marrakech hotel using cryptocurrency (Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT, and 100+ others), Sezzle Pay-in-4, or PayPal Pay Later, giving you unmatched payment flexibility.

Marrakech, Morocco, attracts millions each year for its labyrinthine souks, UNESCO-listed medina, and desert glamour. The Moroccan dirham (MAD) favors travelers with strong dollars or euros, and booking outside high season (October-April) can yield major savings. Plan your stay with neighborhood precision, as the city’s ancient alleyways and modern districts each promise a distinct experience.

Best Neighborhoods to Stay in Marrakech

Medina (Old City)

The Medina is Marrakech’s historic core, surrounded by 12th-century ramparts and filled with vivid life. Here you’ll find the iconic Jemaa el-Fnaa square, snake charmers, and the labyrinthine souks selling leather goods, spices, and lanterns. Stay steps from architectural gems like the Koutoubia Mosque and Palais Bahia, or savor rooftop dinners at Café des Épices or Nomad. Riads in the Medina average $50–$180 per night. This district best suits first-time visitors, culture seekers, and photographers wanting atmospheric alleys and timeless scenes. Most attractions are walkable, and petit taxis are easy to hail at the main gates. The Medina connects to the rest of the city via Place Jamaa El Fna and Bab Doukkala bus stops.

Gueliz (Ville Nouvelle)

Gueliz, the “New Town,” channels French Art Deco style and cosmopolitan energy. Wide boulevards are lined with boutiques, rooftop bars, and French-Moroccan bistros like Le Grand Café de la Poste. The Majorelle Garden, home to the Yves Saint Laurent Museum, draws design lovers. Hotels here cost $60–$150 per night. Gueliz appeals to business travelers, nightlife enthusiasts, and those craving modern comfort with easy access to international shops. It is closer to Marrakech Menara Airport (RAK) and offers excellent bus and taxi links, especially along Avenue Mohammed V.

Hivernage

Hivernage is Marrakech’s luxury district, known for its landscaped boulevards, five-star hotels, and opulent spas. The Casino de Marrakech and Royal Theatre anchor the nightlife, while fine dining abounds at restaurants like Comptoir Darna and So Lounge. Hotel rates range from $150 to $500 per night. This enclave attracts luxury travelers, honeymooners, and spa aficionados seeking world-class pampering. The district is a short taxi ride from Gueliz and the Medina, and well-served by taxis and private car hire.

Kasbah

Kasbah is a quieter, history-rich pocket just south of the Koutoubia Mosque. It’s home to the Saadian Tombs, the 16th-century El Badi Palace, and the mellow Place des Ferblantiers. Riad hotels in Kasbah cost $40–$120 per night. Couples, history lovers, and those wanting a more tranquil medina experience gravitate here. The area is walkable with easy access to city buses and taxis from Bab Agnaou.

Palmeraie

Palmeraie, Marrakech’s palm oasis, sprawls to the northeast and is dotted with luxury resorts, golf courses, and family-friendly pools. The Palmeraie Golf Palace and Nikki Beach Club anchor the area’s leisure scene. Nightly rates are $120–$400 at sprawling resorts. Palmeraie is best for families, golfers, and those wanting a resort escape within reach of the city center. Taxis and private shuttles connect Palmeraie to downtown in 15–25 minutes. The setting suits longer stays and relaxation.

Mellah (Jewish Quarter)

Mellah is the historic Jewish Quarter, marked by narrow lanes, the Lazama Synagogue, and the bustling Place des Ferblantiers. Foodies love the spice markets and local eateries such as Kosher Café. Budget hotels and hostels here run $15–$50 per night. Mellah is ideal for budget travelers, history buffs, and culinary explorers. The neighborhood is walkable to the Medina and Kasbah, and petit taxis are widely available at the edges of the quarter.

Average Hotel Prices in Marrakech by Season

Hotel rates in Marrakech fluctuate sharply with the seasons and visitor demand.

Peak Season (October–April): 3-star hotels range from $65 to $110 per night. 4-star properties cost $120–$190 per night. This is the most comfortable season, with mild weather and high occupancy.

Shoulder Season (May, September): 3-star hotels drop to $50–$80 per night. 4-star hotels average $95–$150 per night.

Low Season (June–August): The summer heat drives prices down. 3-star hotels cost $35–$65 per night, while 4-star properties can be found for $70–$120 per night. Temperatures rise to 40°C+, but the savings are dramatic.

Holiday Periods (Christmas, New Year, Easter): Prices spike 20–40 percent above normal rates, with 4-star hotels often exceeding $220 per night.

Booking in the low season (June–August) can save you 35–45 percent compared to peak winter and spring rates. For the best deals, reserve at least 6–8 weeks ahead, especially for riads in the Medina and luxury resorts in Hivernage or Palmeraie.

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Getting to Marrakech: Flights and Transport

Marrakech Menara Airport (RAK) is the city’s main international gateway, located 5 kilometers (3 miles) southwest of the Medina. The airport offers direct flights from major cities in Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East, including Paris, London, Madrid, Istanbul, and Dubai. For flight schedules and airport services, see the official Marrakech airport website.

Transport from RAK Airport to the city:

Taxi: Official taxis to the Medina or Gueliz cost MAD 100–150 ($10–$15). The journey takes about 15–20 minutes.

Airport Bus No. 19: Runs every 30 minutes from 6:00 am to 11:30 pm. Fare is MAD 30 ($3) one-way, MAD 50 ($5) return.

Private Transfer: Prebooked cars cost $20–$30 with meet-and-greet.

Average round-trip flight prices to Marrakech (RAK):

New York (JFK): $525–$850 (1 stop)

London (LHR): $170–$320 (direct)

Paris (CDG): $140–$260 (direct)

Dubai (DXB): $330–$500 (1 stop)

Toronto (YYZ): $630–$990 (1 stop)

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Marrakech Travel Tips for 2026

Visa: US, UK, EU, Canadian, and Australian citizens get visa-free entry to Morocco for up to 90 days. Only a valid passport, with at least 6 months’ validity beyond your stay, is required. No advance paperwork is needed. For official updates, see Moroccan National Tourist Office.

Local transport: Marrakech has no metro, but city buses run frequently across all districts. A single bus ticket is MAD 4 ($0.40). Petit taxis are cheap and plentiful, with most city rides costing MAD 20–30 ($2–$3). Always request the meter or agree on a fare before entering. Horse-drawn caleche rides are popular in the Medina and cost around MAD 200 ($20) per hour.

Tipping: Tipping is customary in Marrakech. At hotels, leave MAD 10–20 ($1–$2) per day for housekeeping. In restaurants, 10–15 percent is typical, and taxi drivers appreciate rounding up the fare. Porters expect MAD 10–20 per bag.

Currency: The Moroccan dirham (MAD) is the official currency. Major hotels, riads, and restaurants accept Visa and MasterCard, but cash is essential in souks, small shops, and for taxis. ATMs are widely available in the Medina, Gueliz, and at the airport.

Best time to visit: October to April brings mild days (22–28°C), cool evenings, and the city’s top festivals. June to August is extremely hot, with fewer crowds and the lowest hotel prices, ideal for budget-conscious travelers who can handle the heat. For the best combination of weather and value, target March, April, October, or November.

For up-to-date local guidance, check the Marrakech Tourism Board and always confirm hotel payment options if arriving late or during busy periods.