Where to stay in Marrakech

Where to stay in Marrakech

Pick a base that matches your pace: medina riads for culture, Gueliz for modern cafes, or Hivernage for upscale calm. Compare top areas, property styles, and booking tips.

Last reviewed February 14, 2026

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Hotels

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  • Great for short stays
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Best areas table

AreaIdeal forPrice
MedinaFirst-timers, walkable sights$$
GuelizModern stays, shopping$$
HivernageResorts, nightlife$$$

Local insights

Area strategy

Choose a base in Marrakech that keeps you within a 20‑minute walk of your must‑see spots.

  • Balance price with walkability to save time.
  • Book stays with strong recent reviews.

Booking rhythm

Secure flexible rates first, then upgrade once your route is locked.

Picks by budget

Luxury

  • Riad Royale

    Courtyard pool and rooftop dining

  • Atlas Palace Resort

    Full-service resort near the gardens

Mid-range

  • Dar Medina

    Boutique riad in a quiet alley

  • Kasbah Studios

    Modern rooms, walk to cafes

Budget

  • Souk House

    Simple rooms, strong location

  • Riad Jasmine

    Clean, great staff, terrace

FAQ

How many nights should I stay in Marrakech?

Plan at least 2 nights in Marrakech so you can explore without rushing. Add a third night if you want a day trip.

Which area is best for first‑time visitors?

Choose a central, walkable neighborhood with easy taxi access. You’ll save time getting to sights and tours.

Should I book stays in advance?

Yes—especially for popular riads or peak season dates. Look for flexible cancellation so you can adjust later.

Riads or hotels in Marrakech?

Riads are best for atmosphere; hotels offer more amenities. Many travelers mix both on longer stays.

Neighborhoods to consider