Hotel Amine

“ staff very helpful cleaned room /changed towels every day good breakfast

“ Top Tip: speeking french to staff get things done quicker

“ friendly staff, good comfort, easily accessible from the central train station (20 min on foot)

“ Top Tip: nice little restaurant for locals - cheap and good food

“ The Hotel Amine is Great.
The Hotel is Clean and well Equiped.
Staff was friendly and helpfull.
Breakfast was good.
Room Cleaned every day.

“ Top Tip: I have just returned from my trip to Marrakech.
This was my second trip to Marrakech.
But it was my First trip on my own.
I got cheap Flights from Ryanair.
The flights lasted about 3 hours long.
I only travelled with hand luggage in order to keep cost down.
I morkosh.com for flight transfers and excursions.
Youness and Helen at morkosh are great, very friendly and reasonably priced.
I stayed at the Hotel Amine in Marrakech.
The Hotel was clean tidy and every thing that I needed in the room.
The room was cleaned every day, staffs were friendly and the Breakfast was great.
It was a great base for trips round Marrakesh and further a field.
This was only my second trip out side the uk.
I am slightly more venerable than most, being Disabled.
Friends and relatives where worried when I went the fist time.
But I was with a group of friends.
But this last time I when as a lone traveller.
I had the normal scare stories about Morocco being dirty, dangerous and a strict Muslim Country.
But I had researched it and went with a open mind.
When I got their, found the people friendly and accommodation.
Yes there are some that that will try to get you to pay far more than you need to for things.
But if you know the exchange rate and a few things about the culture you will have a great time.
Learn a few words in French and Arabic (Thank you, No thank you, Hello and Price), will get you a long way and gain you a lot of respect.
Never pay the asking price; Haggling is part of the culture.
When haggling all was smile and remember what currency you have in your pocket and never keep it all in the same pocket.
Haggle hard, they will play the dramatics card, but it is all part of the culture.
When some guides take you through the Medina, they will try to disorientate you.
But do not worry; you are never far from a Exit.
Good tip is to know where the Sun is and the time of day, then you can work out which way you are going.
The Medina can be intimidating, but do not let that spoil your time.
When I was fed up of the attention I was getting I just told them that I had no money, all spent and I was only looking.
All so used the line that I was married to a Moroccan girl and visiting family, that normally gets a good response like I give you Moroccan price.
As for female travellers, where a ring that looks like a wedding ring, if you get hassle from guys you just show your hand and say Married.
Most guys will back of as seeing that.
Marrakesh lives of Tourism.
I felt safer in Marrakesh than in the UK.
Any one thinking of their first trip abroad could do I let worse than going to Marrakesh.
Hotel Amine and Morkosh are great.

“ Lovely friendly manager and staff very welcoming and accommodating! Oh and Good English too!

“ Top Tip: Get to the Pool at 11am and claim your spot! And take a hop on bus 1 to the Jmenna el fna souk for 3.5 dh save haggling with taxi drivers.