Boho 27 Hostel Marrakech

hade vart bra ifall den va närmare till medina

There will be a cash fee per night when you arrive which was not stated on the website. They tried to say it was taxes but as a foreigner you wouldn’t pay that. There’s a hole in the shower of the downstairs mixed dorm, so showers can get cold. I stayed in an all-female room and my friend stayed in a mixed. The patio upstairs is rooftop style and nice. They make your bed daily. It’s in a fantastic location with many shops around. The staff is lovely and helpful with finding the best prices for adventures. It was a nice experience. The only other downside is mirrors and lack of, making it hard to put on makeup. Some are small. There is a cat that lives there which is adorable and they offer breakfast and cooking class.

Good value for money. The room was tight but clean and the bed was comfortable. The breakfast was delicious.

Restée une nuit juste pour prendre un vol à marrakech : pas de casier personnel pour son sac (sous le lit sans cadena), housse de coussin pas très propre et salle de bain / toilettes rudimentaire. C’est vraiment le strict minimum selon moi. Pour 1 nuit ça va mais je ne serai pas restée plus. J’ai payé le petit-déjeuner mais étant partie à 6h, je n’en ai pas profité. Le monsieur du Riad m’avait réservé mon taxi pour 6h d’ailleurs mais dormait à cette heure là et j’ai du le réveiller moi-même pour qu’il m’accompagne, comme c’était contenu la veille, jusqu’au taxi… Bref, avis et expérience mitigée !

I stayed at BoHo 27 during my visit to Marrakech and had a very positive experience overall. While it’s not a luxury property, the customer service was exceptional — easily 10/10. The staff was incredibly kind and helpful throughout my stay. They arranged airport pickup and drop-off for €15 each way, which made arriving and leaving the Medina much easier. I was also able to store my bags while I went on a Sahara desert excursion, which I conveniently booked through the hostel. The location is great — tucked down a small alley in the Medina but still close to everything. The rooftop area was a nice place to relax, and the breakfast exceeded my expectations with fresh bread, eggs, fruit, juice, and tea. I visited during Ramadan, and the staff even invited me to join them when they were breaking their fast, which was a thoughtful gesture. Note that the city tax is collected in cash upon arrival, which is common in Morocco. As a solo traveler, I felt very comfortable staying here and appreciated how helpful the staff was with transportation and excursions. Also, there’s a very cute resident cat who hangs around the property.