The Madrassa Hostel

"El personal de servei, molt amable i atent. La localització és perfecta, a la medina pero sense el xivarri. La terrassa espectacular i l’esmorzar boníssim"

"Aucun."

"El lloc te molt bona energia, es respira molt bon ambient i la gent genial, Mohamed molt amable tot el temps i el servei i menjar un 10, recomanat al 100%"

"Aucun."

"Fantastic location in the heart of the medina. There is an orange 🍊 tree growing in the centre of the riad which is beautiful. The staff are very kind and friendly. The breakfast was very enjoyable. The bed was comfortable. I liked the balcony."

"There was nothing to dislike ."

"I spent an amazing moment at this hotel. The staff is really professional and impeccable. The place is clean"

"Aucun."

"Youssef and Mohamed are very kind, friendly, and helpful hosts❤️. Very nice roof top terrace and an amazing orange tree in the middle of the riad! I enjoyed my stay a lot!"

"Aucun."

"Everything was fine. Staff very friendly.nice terrace"

"The square next to it was a bit sketchy but it was very near to jema el fna"

"From the very first moment, they were incredibly kind, respectful, and always willing to help. They make you feel welcome, like you're at home, and they're attentive to every detail. What's more, the location is excellent, the hotel is clean and quiet, perfect for relaxing after exploring Marrakech. Without a doubt, the personal touch makes all the difference."

"Aucun."

"The breakfast was proper traditional which is good."

"The shower wasn’t up to the mark.It has been leaking through the ceiling a bit but apart from that everything else was satisfying."

"Nice riad building. Great rooftop area to relax. Nice breakfast. Good value for money."

"Showers and toilets are very basic. Room very warm at night."

"It’s the attitude of the guys working there that I will remember the most from this hostel. I spent five days there, and every time they’d see me they’d ask me if everything was ok and if I needed anything. Plus, one evening, a young woman had a small accident, she broke the glass of a table in the reception area, and I don’t know if it was Anwar or Abdoullah who reached the spot first (I was upstairs, in the dorm), but I was impressed to hear that his first two questions were “are you ok? Are you ok?” Once he made sure the woman was ok, he went on to assure her that the broken glass was no problem. I’ve been to hostels before where a damage like this was immediately treated with a “you’ll have to pay a fine for that”, without any care about the… culprit’s health, so… yeah, I was impressed. Not sure I write their names correctly, but Anwar, Abdoullah, as well as everyone else working there, was very-very nice. Top memory."

"I know budget places in Morocco don’t come with heating, I get it, I’ve made my peace with that a long time ago, but the dorm I stayed in could do with at least a proper door you could close, as well as proper windows you could close. The “investment” needed is minimal, and both can be done in a single day, in a couple of hours actually. Especially the door was a problem; you could sort of “lock” it from inside, but then no one could come in, and every time some other guest staying in the same dorm came, you’d have to get out of bed, pull aside the two blankets, and open the door for him/her. So, we ended up leaving the door slightly open practically all day long."