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If it's for remote work or watching your favourite programmes, fast WiFi can be a must-have feature when it comes to selecting a holiday letting. Take a look at HomeToGo's range of holiday homes with internet in Marrakesh and be sure of a quick and reliable connection during your visit.
Good weather while travelling is always brilliant - and it's an added bonus to be able to control the temperature in your holiday letting too. Find holiday rentals in Marrakesh with air conditioning to make your visit even more comfortable.
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Many of the holiday lettings provide a pool, which makes Marrakesh a great destination for holidaymakers looking to spend their holidays poolside. In addition, more Apartment rental have pools than any other accommodation type. They are a great choice if you go in a group of 10, as that is the number of people they can accommodate on average. Among these properties, many of them are located within 2 kilometres of water.
The graph shows average prices of rental prices in Marrakesh for the next twelve months. The most expensive week of the next 12 months is in August (03/08 – 10/08), where prices hit an average of $279 a night. Prices are more affordable in November (09/11 – 16/11).
Have a look at the above graph to see the global availability of holiday rentals in Marrakesh. The busiest time to book a holiday letting in Marrakesh so far is in October (26/10 – 02/11), where only 13 rentals are available. On the contrary, only 32% of the holiday homes are booked during a week in June (01/06 – 08/06).
You can see our climate diagram above. On average, the warmest month is July. Conversely, January is the coolest month in Marrakesh, with temperatures going under 6°. The rainiest month is November while the driest month is June.
Marrakech is the third largest city in the North African country of Morocco. Like the capital, Casablanca the city had a long imperialist history, which is still reflected in the city today . The city has always been something of a pleasure city, acting for a meeting point and market place where tribesmen, villagers and later foreigners would meet to trade goods, spend money and find entertainment. This tradition still lives on today, and the markets of the city are now famed world over, for their vast range of produce and of course the haggling that one partakes in. It is known as the ‘Red City’ due to the reddish pigment of the walls and buildings of the city. Marrakech is a popular holiday destination for westerners, as it is seen to be one of the most friendly and cosmopolitan Arabic cities in the world. The Moroccan city is a popular destination for HomeToGo users who look to stay in more traditional accommodation in Marrakech’s heart. Apartments are plentiful amongst the most tourist friendly areas, although cheaper accommodation can be found further away from the main areas.
Marrakech can be easily separated into two main halves: the ancient walled Medina, and the colonialVille Nouvelle, built by the French in the 1850’s. Each possess its own charm – Medina offers most of the older history and culture, including its ancient palaces and mansions, labyrinthine souks (markets) and deeply traditional way of life, and the Ville Nouvelle offers a more modern and chic vibe with its pavement cafés, boutiques, gardens and vast boulevards The French half of the city traditionally has the better accommodation but you will get a better experience of the city and also save money by taking an holiday apartment in Marrakech’s true heart.
The most natural heart of the city is the ancient square of Djemma El Fna, which was traditional a meeting place for the local population. Now it is more mixed with tourists, but the atmosphere still remains. On the streets you find, a wide range of performers, that excite the crowd such as musician, entertainers, snake charmers
The Moroccan city is renowned for its great architecture, but also the gardens that surround it. The Menara Gardens and Majorelle Gardens are a perfect example of these. The gardens allow you to take respite from the bustling life in Marrakech’s city centre. Featuring plants from across the world, the gardens also house a museum and a quaint café.
Marrekech is a city blessed with history as every turn, and wherever you walk you will find something of interest. Make sure you spend time along the famous wall and the city gates, which are key symbols of the heritage of the city. Once you have sampled the sights it time to put them into perspective at the If Marrakech Musuem which is found in a former palace and contains traditional and contemporary Moroccan art as well as a rundown of the history of the great city. If you’d like to learn more about the country’s history check out Ali Ben Youssef old Koran school. The superbly decorated interior is matched by its grand exterior. Entry costs around AUS $6 .
A trip to Marrakech should certainly be incomplete without sampling the unique local cuisine. Expect to taste the finest range of teas, including the local favourite Mint tea. Other local delicacies include authentic couscous, Moroccan tagine and delicious sweet pastries. Morocco is a good value destination for western travellers as you will find eating out is very affordable
The souk district is one of the main draws to the city. Colourful, exotic and ever so slightly unpredictable, the shopping experience here is like no other. Delve in and get lost amongst the market stalls selling everything, from spices, jewellery leather and souvenirs . Connected by narrow and enchanting passageways , the souks and their traders are a real feature of Marrakech and can offer you some great deals. You will be amazed and how multilingual most souk traders are and some can even guess your nationality as you approach their stall.
It is advisable that you agree on the price of a taxi fare before you make the journey. Make sure you always barter and negotiate when purchasing souvenirs and remember bartering can be quite fun too! Finally speaking a bit of French will help you along way towards ingratiate yourself with the locals.
| 🏡 Holiday rentals available | 20,636 properties |
|---|---|
| 💳 Discounts available | up to 37% |
| 🌙 Nightly prices from | $50 |
| ⭐ Popular amenities | Pool, Internet and Air conditioning |
| 🐾 Pet friendly lettings | 1,158 properties |
| 🏊 Holiday rentals with pools | 12,712 properties |
You can find a holiday home to suit your budget in Marrakesh, with prices starting from $50 per night.
Visit Marrakesh in June for the greatest choice of accommodation. This is the month during which the largest amount of Apartment rental and Villa are available.
The top accommodation priorities for visitors to Marrakesh are Pool, Internet and Air conditioning.
There are 20,636 holiday rental offers in Marrakesh, with plenty of Apartment rental and Villa available.
Yes, there are 1,158 pet-friendly holiday rentals in Marrakesh.
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