Boho 27 Hostel Marrakech

Great hostel and very friendly travelers, but please don't order the option with breakfast, because via Tip this didn't show op for the hostel.

It was okay if. You are for one day Donot recommend enough to stay longer Okayish

I’m not usually a hostel-stayer, so it could be that I’m biased but I found the place very hectic and noisy and not very convenient. There is space around the bunks for little platforms or hooks to hang these and they weren’t included. The host, Younes, is a good cook, but he tried to push a lot of people on included breakfast or city taxes which some people weren’t happy with. There was also no lights out or quiet policy so I couldn’t get a good night’s sleep either. If you’re a veteran traveller who loves the hostel life it should be perfect for you (as it was for a number of my fellow guests) but I wouldn’t go back.

If it's your first time trying out a Hostel go try this one out! My first time in the country and I couldn't been able to ask for a more pleasant hostel experience! You get to meet different people from all around the world and the people from this Hostel made me feel safe and informed. Younes was a legend! He was very accommodating until the very end where he accompanied me until my taxi to the airport. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!!

I hade one of my best traveling experiences, the host and the staff are extremely friendly help where ever they can and give good tips what to do, the hostel is as clean as a hostel can be and just all around really good, I couldn't think of a way to improve it

The hostel is within walking distance to all the best parts of the medina, but it is just enough off the beaten path to be a peaceful refuge. We stayed as a family of 7 and arrived via bus from the airport. We had no problem finding the location using Google Maps. Our stay was wonderful. Everyone was kind and welcoming to our family and we will always remember the memories made there - and the delicious breakfast.

This hostel is super cool, cheap and clean. I have been food poisoning the day before of my arrival and I am feeling so grateful for the staff who took such great care of me. Thank you Mourad and Mustapha !! See you

I had a lovely, relaxing time at Boho 27 in Marrakech. It was everything I needed and wanted from a hostel and very new, clean and homely. Mustapha and Hassan treated me very well and they were very pleasant. Fairly quiet hostel in a nice location about 3 minutes walk from everywhere you would want to see in Jamaa El Fna. Good place to catch up on some sleep, the bed was clean & comfortable. For what I required on that particular day it was perfectly fine, and I was really satisified with my stay in BOHO Hostel and it was a pleasure to have met such helpful and kind people there as Mustapha and Hassan. My short stay was made so productive by their expertise and helpfulness.. I would highly recommend staying here and will definitely return.

Good location in the Medina, close to main places with very good baseline to be a cool place with minimum quality standards that don’t have. There are cats from the streets all over the place jumping from kitchen to rooms, bath, etc etc. kitchen is amazingly dirty as well as bathrooms and bedrooms Bathroom is probably cleaned once a week. and I could assume that bedclothes are changed only when use is noticeable. Mine where used for sure.. I arrived late night and I was so tired that I stayed but with time to look for another place I would definitely done it… Breakfast was supposed to be at 8:00 but that means 9:00 at least. The guy in charge was sleeping, woke up, no shower, no hand washing, no teeth brushed, straight away to street food vendor to buy few things for breakfast… I left the place with another night booked and without taking breakfast! It a good place to have a business if you know how to handle a hostel. Having a hostel doesn’t mean you need to have a dirty place… In Europe you have 5 - 10€ hostels (like this one) in absolutely better conditions regarding health