Accommodation in Morocco

We specialise in hand-picked, small-scale accommodation full of local character, so no big chain hotels but lots of warmth and personality. During your trip to Morocco you can stay in many different kinds of accommodation to enhance your experience of this unique country. From boutique riads to Bedouin tents, historic kasbahs to Berber guesthouses.

We work with a number of different properties in each location, each personally visited by us and chosen for their comfort, character, location and facilities. This gives us flexibility, improves availability during busy seasons, and means we can offer upgrades or tailor things more specifically to your family.

Your travel specialist will talk you through everything and, unless you have specific requests, we’ll book you in at our favourite available riads and hotels.

 

Here’s what to expect from your Rickshaw accommodation:

Most of our Morocco accommodation fits into our standard category. Our hand-picked standard accommodation will give you all the small-scale charm and warm hospitality of Morocco in a favourable location. We value comfort and character over star ratings, but these properties would usually be 3* or sometimes 4*.

If you’re looking for accommodation with a bit more style or comfort, then our In Style options are the perfect fit. In this category, you can expect a little something extra in terms of atmosphere, personalised service or upgraded facilities – such as a pool. We have upgrades in many of our destinations so just let your travel specialist know if you would prefer this level of accommodation during your trip to Morocco.

In some destinations we have discovered properties that deliver an extra sprinkling of something special. That doesn’t necessarily mean more luxury, but it definitely means an exceptional ambience and special atmosphere. Think iconic hotels steeped in history, or unusual properties in unbeatable locations. Let your travel specialist know if you would like to include a special stay property in your trip to Morocco.

In some places, we think that creating an unforgettable experience makes it worth ‘roughing it’ for a night or two. We’ll always make sure you’re comfortable, but your accommodation may lack the facilities you’d find elsewhere in your trip. Think Bedouin campsite in the desert and staying in the home of a Berber family.