Overall Ratings & Reviews Boho 27 Hostel Marrakech

Stayed there for a short stayed, hostel is in a very good location to do Marrakech Medina and all the sightseeings places around. Don’t expect much about share areas in the hostel, but definitely a very nice staff willing to help with everything during your stay.

Brilliant place to stay Ran by an excellent host unis who couldn’t do enough for me during my stay Location is great and near the centre Breakfast was really nice Other guest were brilliant to talk too Would highly recommended

Acceptable

Everything was excellent

Aptly named. - Cheap, cheerful and laid back. friendly staff. Mainly under 30 clientele from around the world. There was a store room off my room so staff were going through now & again. Lockers were in short supply but I got given a key to the front door ( most people just knocked) staff seemed to be around 24hrs. Plenty of charging points and reading lights by beds.

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.

Very friendly staff that were helpful in recommending places. Also great breakfast!

My friend and I both got bitten on two nights around the shoulder and back belt area. Also the last nite we both did not have a cover sheet. I had arranged for an airport pickup... but I was not on the airport drivers pickup list....

The host was one of the best hosts I have ever encountered Warm, friendly and helpful

It's a wonderful place to stay-friendly people, chilled atmosphere, felt like home.

I choice this place because of the good reviews and I was not disappointed. Khalid and Zahit welcomed me with open arms and tea and were always there to give advice and directions. Excellent value for money.

It is the closest thing to a Morocon experience, they are Berbers, and it makes it unique, stay with them, and it will be the best time you have in a Hostel around the world.

We felt so welcomed in the Boho hostel, the hosts treated us more like friends than customers. It was a great experience. They ideed know what hospitality is. They welcome you with a tea or coffee and the host would draw a map for you not to ge lost in the maze of the streets of the old town. We will miss the time we spent with them over great Moroccan tea and talks. The beds were very comfy as well and I loved the warm duvet! The shower was nicely hot, just the thing you need after a busy day expolring the town. The breakfast was great as well, absolutely worth it for the price. Best regards to everyone in the Boho hostel from Dani and Carlos. Again, a big Thank you for making our stay memorable!

The beds were super comfy for a hostel and the boys running the hostel are so lovely, instantly made you feel comfortable. It's a great location, walking distance to the Medina.

Very nice atmosphere, excellent stuff! Great location! Beautiful decorated, delicious breakfast!

Very friendly guy who let us in at 1am and made us tea. Breakfast was INCREDIBLE! Beds were comfy and cosy and it was quiet . Nice shower

I had a really warm welcome. The two guys working there were so nice to me. They made sure I felt comfortable and they were very helpful. I expected to meet new people but the place was empty by the time I arrived. So I guess that's why I got all their attention that I felt like family. The room was clean and organized. It was quite small but perfect for just myself. It was actually a 6 people room. I would recommend it for groups just don't bring too much luggage :)

yes it looks like the photos, but that is the only good thing I can say. they don’t wash the sheets/blankets EVER. I mean it - I stayed for 3 weeks and they didn’t wash for new guests. NOT ONCE. they just remade the bed to look clean. they are an illegal hostel without license and because of that they have no sign and are hard to find. the manager LIVES in one of the dorm rooms. he will pretend to be your friend to make money off you. It’s not safe and not worth the price. there is no place to store your belongings except on the floor, very small "lockers" with a key they have access to, no place to hang your towel, no bathmat. both the kids and men in the square right outside are horrible and bother you all day every day chasing you for money or to tell you that you’re beautiful. find a riad, or another hostel. and the owner threatened me to leave a good review and when I told him I would not he told me I was ugly. women: please trust me don't stay here.

We had a good time in Boho27 hostel. Actually the staff treated us really good! Breakfast was fine, and they were flexible to our timetables. We could leave our bags while we where at the desert. The location is great, only 5 minutes walk to the Jemaa Square. Wifi was bad, so that’s the thing to improve cause sometimes is useful for us travelers ;)

Superior 3-Bett-Zimmer mit Handtuch gebucht, aber in der Unterkunft angekommen hieß es das existiert nicht wir können dich nur in ein 10-Bett-Zimmer packen. Als ich meinte ich habe es gebucht dann steht mir das auch zu oder sie sollen zumindest ihre Anzeige wechseln wurde mir gesagt ich könnte es ja schön (rückerstattungslos) stornieren. Vielen Dank auch! Es wurde auch eine nicht aufgeführte Tourismussteuer verlangt in Höhe von 2,50 Apropos: ich war in 3 anderen Riads in Marrakesch die einen viel besseren Service für weniger Geld geliefert haben, daher besser informieren und gegebenfalls auch auf einer anderen Website buchen