Travel

Flight

Marrakech Menara International Airport (RAK)

Marrakech Menara International Airport (RAK) is the main airport, and an easy 25 minutes to the heart of Marrakech. Most majour airlines fly to Marrakech, including American, Air France, British Airways, Delta, Etihad, Iberia, KLM, Lufthansa, Norwegian, Qatar, Royal Air Moroc, Swiss and Turkish. To enter Morocco you must have a valid passport with at least one blank page. Visas are not required for visits lasting less than 90 days. Presently, nationals of several countries—including Australia, New Zealand, the USA, the UK, the EU, and Canada—do not require a visa to visit Morocco as long as they have a passport with at least six months of remaining validity and a round-trip or return ticket. Check here to confirm your visa requirements prior to entering: https://www.acces-maroc.ma/#/ From gate to baggage and through immigration takes about an hour. We highly recommend that you book a taxi/transfer into the city in advance of your arrival, as Marrakech airport can get quite busy. The airport's website also has pre-booking options. Most hotels will pre-book your arrival and departure taxi. There are no Ubers in Marrakech.

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Jnane Tamsna

$$$ Seductive and chic, Jnane Tamsna is where the main ceremony and reception will be held.

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Selman Marrakech

$$$$ Unforgettable palace in the heart of Marrakech.

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La Mamounia

$$$$ If you're in the mood for glamour and want to splurge, this is the hotel for you.

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Riad Brummell Medina

$$ Incredible boutique hotel

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Maison Brummell Majorelle

$$$ Part of the Brummell collection of boutique hotels, this one stand out as one of the finest in a chic neighbourhood next to Jardin Majorelle & YSL museum. Gorgeous!

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72 Riad

$$ Located in the Old Medina in Marrakech, Riad 72 is a boutique hotel and offers guest rooms decorated in a traditional Moroccan style, a hammam and patio. Jemaa El Fna Square is a 10-minute walk away.

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El Fenn Maroc

$$$ This boutique Riad in a traditional former palace features a furnished rooftop terrace with a pool and views of the Kotoubia Mosque, 5 minutes’ walk away.

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Royal Mansour Marrakech

$$$$ Located 1.2 miles from the Bahia Palace and 5 minutes form Djemaa El Fina Square, The Royal Monsour is the pinnacle of old-world luxury.

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MORO Marrakech , Hôtel Particulier

$$ Nestled amidst the captivating beauty of the Majorelle Garden in Marrakech, Moro draws inspiration from the 70’s architecture and exudes the vibrant ambiance of a vintage Marrakech and the laid-back allure of Palm Springs.

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Riad Kitula

$$ Kitula is a beautiful 18th century traditional Moroccan Riad. A quiet oasis in the centre of the bustling Medina, with a swimming pool, surrounded by a lush courtyard garden. Situated a short walk from the Bab el Ksour entrance to the Medina, in the famous Mouassine district.

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Riad No.37

$$ Behind an unassuming facade on one of the central streets of Marrakech’s Medina lies the design-driven residence Riad No. 37. In traditional Moroccan fashion, the building wraps around inner courtyards, creating a quiet oasis against the hustle and bustle of the Medina.

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IZZA

House of Friends at Izza invites creative ‘Freedom Seekers’ like you to an exquisite Riad hidden deep within the Medina, Marrakech. Meet future inspirations, share stories, sample local traditions, enjoy exclusive events and re-invigorate mind, body and soul within our sanctuary of enthralling private spaces.

Shuttle

Taxis, Cars, Transfers & Shuttles

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Airport Transfers: As no Ubers are available in Marrakech, the best way to get to and from the airport is via a pre-booked taxi or pick up service provided by your hotel. Always check with your hotel in advance as most have shuttle service to and from the airport. Most hotels will provide pick-up waiting for you at arrivals, after immigration, holding a hotel sign. They will text you via WhatsApp. An economical alternative from the airport is ALSA Marrakech Bus 19. This shuttle bus travels from the airport to majour city points. https://www.alsa.ma/en/marrakech/airport Around Town: Taxis are the most convenient to get around, generally available 24hrs and safe. Ensure you are taking a licensed taxi, and check the license number displayed on the car if hailing on the street. Petits taxis: Readily available and operate on a meter, with a starting fare of around 7MAD during the day and 10MAD at night. Make sure the driver starts the meter as soon as the ride begins to avoid disputes. Grand taxis: do not use a meter, and the price should be negotiated before starting the ride. Drivers speak some English, but the main language is Moroccan Arabic (Darija), and French. Avoid confusion by showing your destination directly on Googlemaps, or load the route onto his phone. Tipping is not mandatory, but a token of appreciation of 5 to 10 MAD is common. Public Transport: Public bus services are available through ALSA's Tourist Bus system, a two-line network designed for tourists: The History Tour and Oasis Tour. These get you to and from Marrakech's primary attractions, including Kouboubia Mosque, Majorelle Garden and the Saadian Tombs. Tourist Bus tickets are valid for 24 or 48 hours, and times vary by season. https://www.alsa.ma/en/marrakech/touristic-bus Walking: The only way to get around the Medina in Marrakech is by walking.