In this hotel guide, you will find unique accommodations in Morocco for multiple destinations! Your flight to Morocco is booked, and you will enjoy this beautiful country! Maybe you are planning to go on a road trip, learn how to surf or enjoy the wonderful city life in Marrakech! Now, you only have to book your hotels for different destinations.
Hotel guide Morocco: the best accommodations in this beautiful country!
In this Morocco hotel guide*, you will find our favourite hotels, hostels, and guesthouses. We always try to give a budget option (€20-€60 a night), a mid-range option (€60-€100 a night), and a more luxurious option (€100-€300 a night), so there is something for everyone.
Book ahead since some of these accommodations are sold out quickly. Enjoy your trip!
Map of Morocco with highlights!

Our favourite riads and hotels in Marrakech
Welcome to the hectic Medina, the centre of Marrakech. Scooters drive around like crazy. Shop owners try to pull you into their shops, and in the meantime, a group of cheerful children rushes past you. In the background, you hear the prayer call from the mosque around the corner. Marrakech is one of the liveliest places in Morocco, a place you will fall in love with right away!
Make sure you book a hotel far away from all the noise and preferably with a swimming pool! Now, you really can relax and unwind.
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This small hostel has a rooftop terrace, cosy rooms, and a good breakfast. It’s located in the middle of the Medina, a very nice place! Prices range from €32 per night (2 people).
Book now!This was a wonderful hotel where we stayed. The hotel has four large rooms that are beautifully decorated. The breakfast is delicious and there is a swimming pool. Prices range from €155 per night (2 people).
Book now!Riad Oasis €€€€
Good food, beautiful design, and a very nice swimming pool. The perfect place to rest after a day of shopping and getting lost in the Medina. Prices range from €257 per night including breakfast (2pers).
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The best guesthouses and cosy hotels in Taghazout
We liked Taghazout! It’s tiny, but there is a very nice vibe, and it’s a lot less strict than the rest of Morocco. For example, as a woman, it’s not weird here to dress in shorts and a top, while in the rest of Morocco I prefer to be covered a lot more. It is also relatively cheap here, especially compared to a city like Marrakech. Taghazout is easy to visit in just a few days, but I could have stayed here for at least a week. Most tourists come to Taghazout to surf and stay in a surf camp or accommodation where surf lessons are offered. You’ll find a lot of backpackers here. Here are our favorite hotels for Taghazout!
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This is a nice hotel on the water with a relaxing vibe. The rooftop terrace is brand new and the perfect place to relax and listen to the sound of the waves. Prices range from €18 per night (2 people).
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The best accommodations in Ait Ben Haddou
Aït Benhaddou is a big fortified village along the former caravan route between the Sahara and Marrakech in present-day Morocco. This city is known for its many beautiful kasbahs and shops. Make sure you climb to the top of Ait Ben Haddou to watch a magical sunset or sunrise! One or two nights will be enough for visiting Ait Ben Haddou. Below are three nice hotels in Ait Ben Haddou.
This hotel is located just outside the centre of Ait Ben Haddou and has a nice view of the old city. There is a swimming pool, with cold water. You stay here from 75 euros per night for two people.
You will find this cosy Kasbah in the middle of the old centre. Enjoy breakfast on the beautiful rooftop terrace or take some rest in the spacious rooms. Prices range from 62 euros per night, including breakfast (2 people).
This beautiful hotel is 2.5 kilometres away from Ait Ben Haddou. The rooms are light and spacious, and I love the decor! Prices range from 62 euros per night including delicious breakfast (2 persons).
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Where to sleep in Merzouga / the Erg Chebbi Sahara?
Merzouga is the last city before the Erg Chebbi Sahara starts and is located in the southeast of Morocco. Merzouga is famous for her desert tours. Your mode of transport will be a camel. If you are not used to riding camels, make sure you do not sign up for a long camel ride! It will hurt your back! We highly recommend spending at least one night in the desert. The desert is one of the best places to enjoy the stars and the Milky Way! Photography-lovers, make sure to bring your tripod with you!
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This is the camp where we had our overnight stay and camel ride. Recommend it, with incredibly nice people. Don’t be shocked by the outdated website; just send Omar an email. Payment happens after your stay. From 80 euros per night.
Looking for camping in the ultimate luxury? Then book these tents. They contain a lot more privacy, separate activities and you can reach the camp by private jet, ha ha, if you have one of course! Prices range from 400 euros per night.
Are you considering staying in Merzouga for one night? Then this hotel is an absolute must. It is located a few kilometres outside Merzouga, and from the swimming pool, you have a view of the dunes of Erg Chebbi. Prices range from 85 euros per night.
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A cute ecolodge in Tamnougalt /Agdz
If you are looking for a nice place to sleep after your road trip from the west coast of Morocco to the desert of Merzouga, add Tamnougals/Agdz as a stop. This place cuts the long route nicely in half. Tamnougalt is a very remote place, and you will not find many houses or people on your way. It is a beautiful valley of palm trees mixed with endless sandhills. If you want to spoil yourself, make sure to book the hotel below. Make sure you book at least two nights, too really experience its tranquillity!
Ecolodge Bab El Oued
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An oasis of peace is how I would describe this hotel. In the middle of nowhere, there is suddenly this little paradise that is completely sustainable. There is a swimming pool, great food, and peacocks walking around freely. Agdz is a good stopover for when you drive from the coast to the Erg Chebbi desert. Prices range from 85 euros per night including delicious breakfast (2 people).
Cosy hotels and kasbahs in Tangier, Morroco
Tangier is the gateway from Europe to Africa or vice versa. It is easy to take a quick ferry from the south of Spain to the port of Morocco. Although most tourists come to Tangier just for a day, there is more than enough to see: the medina, the Kasbah, and the American Legation Museum, to name a few. Tangier doesn’t have nice beaches to relax, however, it has some cosy boutique hotels and kasbahs to stay for a few nights.
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Kasbah Rose €

Le Maison de Tanger €€
Riad Dar Saba €€€
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The best and nicest hotels and kasbahs in Casablanca!
Casablanca is known for her art and culture, nightlife scene, and of course for all her beautiful mosques. Casablanca has a lot of fascinating architecture. You will find many beautiful decorated buildings. Besides, Casablanca has many lovely shops and restaurants. The food here will be so delicious. Casablanca is also a nice spot for surfing and making (long) walks on the beach. Below are some cool accommodations for Casablanca.
Hostel Casablanca €€
Ryad 91 €€
Dar Tahra €€
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These are the best places to sleep in Essaouira!
Essaouira is just like Taghazout, a laidback hotspot for beach lovers. Whereas Taghazout is more for surfers and yogis, Essaouira has more to offer in terms of history, culture, and architecture. There are also plenty of shops to keep yourself busy wandering around the lovely small streets of the medina. Below are some amazing hotels in Essaouira.
Essaouria Beach Hostel €
Chems Bleu €€
Riad Dar Maya €€€
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The best hotels and guesthouses of beautiful Fez!
Fez is an enchanting city with a UNESCO-protected medina. It has one of the best conserved historic towns of the Arab-Muslim world. Fez historic centrum is a big medieval labyrinth full of culture and beautiful architectural buildings. Navigating through the media can be a challenge and is an adventure on its own. Fez is also known for her many restaurants and great food! Fez is a hotspot for food-lovers. Make sure you add Fez to your visit to Morocco. Below, you can find a selection of the finest hotels and guesthouses of Fez.
Note: It shouldn’t be difficult to find nice accommodation in this vibrant city; there are so many great riads in Fez. Below are our favorite sleeping options for Fez.
Dar Bab Jdid €
Riad Al Makan €€
Riad Braya €€€
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Where to sleep in Rabat, the capital of Morocco?
Rabat, the capital of Morocco, is often overlooked by tourists. As a result, you will find fewer visitors here than in Fez and Marrakech. Rabat is known for its culture, mosques, and architecture. The city centre is relatively small, so everything can be done on foot! Besides, Rabat is located on the coast and close to a river, which makes it nice for an evening walk. Just like Fez, there are many good hotels, hostels, and riads available! Below is just a small section of the many great hotels of Rabat.
Riad Meftaha €€
Riad Dar Karima €€
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