Maybe is a little bit expensive for Marrakesh

The locker below the bed is metal so make some noise when opening it if another person is sleeping not very nice. Location is not very convenient to go out to the main square.

The only slight issue was the cleanliness of the bathrooms. The rooms were really clean generally but the bathrooms could use some work. Also the locks in room 108 do not work at all, there is no point. Just know that if you take a taxi/bus from the airport you will have to walk a little bit. So might not be best if you have a lot of luggage.

Its a little pricier than when staying before but i suppose its popularity means they’ve increased prices.

the facilities where a bit under my expectations… the picture look a little bit better then what’s it’s actually is

The alleyway outside at night when all the shops close is a bit dark

I stayed at The Central House in Room 205 and unfortunately had a very upsetting experience with another guest. On October 4th, around 7 a.m., I was verbally harassed by a woman in my dorm room. She aggressively yelled at me, pointed her finger, and accused me of leaving the bathroom floor “sh*t.” For context, the floor was wet because there was no bath mat, yet she demanded that I clean it with toilet paper and wouldn’t let me get a word in. The behavior continued multiple times, even after I repeatedly asked her to stop speaking to me, and later that morning I saw her discussing the incident with a staff member at breakfast. I immediately reported the situation to reception, and I want to emphasize how kind, empathetic, and professional the team was. They quickly moved me to another room and made me feel genuinely cared for during a really distressing moment. In general, the staff were amazing—Ilham, Abdelhamid, and Karima were especially warm and attentive. Their kindness truly made my stay memorable apart from this incident. However, my experience with management afterward was disappointing. When I met with the manager the next day, the response minimized what happened. She mentioned several times how “nice” it was that reception moved me, said she personally knew the guest and was “surprised” by her behavior, and focused on how “diversity among guests” can lead to conflict. I understand that shared spaces involve differences, but this wasn’t about diversity—it was verbal harassment. The woman even called me “baby” and told me to “grow up,” which I have on video. Despite her behavior being witnessed by reception twice, the guest was still allowed to stay without accountability, and there was no offer of compensation. The manager wanted to speak with me again after talking to the guest, but given how dismissive the first conversation was, I didn’t feel comfortable meeting again. No guest should feel unsafe or unheard.

Bed was a little extra firm for me but my husband liked it. So nothing bad, just preference.

Everything was perfect

Honestly nothing

The location a little bit hard to find but always good things need a hard way

Cost was a bit high, for rooms as well as food. It's hard to imagine spending 8 euro on breakfast anywhere in Morocco. I traveled around for a while and rarely even spent this much on dinner. This hostel did seem to attract more quick vacationers than travelers, which might be related to its price, but might also simply be because Marrakesh in general attracts so many folks on shorter trips.

The storage below the beds do not actually lock. I didn’t have any issues, but someone could have easily opened my container and taken my things. Also, the location of the address is not actually where the entrance is. The people in the area are super nice and knew what I was looking for but had it not been for a local would have been wandering around for a while.

The location is great, but before 9PM be sure to be back. Otherwise in the medina it’s all scammers and people pretending they want to help you, just so they can get money from you. The pool water stinks so better not dip your head.

Probably should’ve paid attention to the location when booking—quite difficult to get to and from. Located in pedestrian only area of souks which was hard to navigate. On-property restaurant’s food was just OK and slow service.