Hotel Atlas

Receptionist cynical and unfriendly

Hotel location is ideal in the Old Town area. Great decor and amenities.

Loved this well decor hotel. Staffs were efficient and friendly.

Room was very small with an uncomfortable bed. The hotel is in a dodgy area and is run by one rude individual. I could hear every word, footstep, and motorbike outside, which made me feel unsafe. To make matters worse, there was a dead cockroach under the pillow.

Good: location and price. Staff were polite and did try to be helpful. Improve: rooms were not clean, had to request new bedding. Shower pressure was weak and didnt drain properly. No mirror in bedroom only in bathroom. Please make it clear on check in that housekeeping is by request only.

Bottom floor very very noisy

Petit déjeuner copieux et local. Hotel propre et jolie. Impossible de payer en CB car machine HS

The room was clean, small but comfortable and with all the basic needs. Staff was nice. Place just a steps from Jameel Ef Na centre, shopping boulevard, food and beverages stands, music. I would stay again in a future.

Everything was perfect!

My room is a single with a Shared Bathroom, no bath towel provided. If you are prepared to sleep only. This hotel may be good, very close to Medina.

Veldig god og rimelig frokost, supertrivelig takterrasse og glimrende beliggenhet dersom man vil bo midt i gamlebyen. Rommene er enkle, men trivelige.

It's within the Medina so it's an easy walk to the square the main problem though is that noise from staff and other guests it affected my sleep. Some of the staff can't speak English

The hotel is just what you need for an affordable clean place to leave your things and sleep. The location can’t be beat. It does get loud in the evening to sleep with guests being loud and the rooms opening to the courtyard. Even during the day if you need a nap it sounded like they were doing maintenance but it wasn’t incessant. A little more direction could be given about things like getting out early or late once the door is locked, we had a 5am pick up for a tour and didn’t know there was a man sleeping by the reception desk we had to wake up to let us out. Other than that everyone was super friendly, it was pretty and clean, the shower was lovely and the beds though not the absolute comfiest did the trick. They even helped us arrange a cab that picked us up to go to the airport. Would use again for a trip here if the price was still good as it was now.

Esta muy bien ubicada muy bien ubicada el personal muy atento Y las camas muy cómodas

Best place. Steps away from the medina

Very interesting price for a clean room in a central place.

Bra beliggenhet men svært vond lukt på rommet. Nedslitte rom men koselig areal ellers.

We had a wonderful stay in Atlas Hotel. The staff were amazing especially Abdoula who help us out in our excursions. The stay was very pleasant and its clean. Highly recommend this place.

Mooie rustige riad de baliemedewerkers Abdellatif en Abdullah zijn heel behulpzaam en heel vriendelijk

We had a very mixed experience at Hotel Atlas. Before our arrival, someone from the hotel contacted us asking if we needed airport pickup. They offered a taxi for 15 euros (150DH), which I knew was far above the local rate of 30–50DH. I declined, but despite this, a driver still showed up at the airport. The driver barely spoke English and claimed the ride was “free,” but then said I had to pay at the hotel. After refusing, I ended up speaking with the hotel owner directly over the phone and they lowered the price. It felt like a scam — the kind where they send a driver anyway to make it difficult to say no. That said, the owner helped us the next day when we couldn’t find our camel tour guide. The guide had apparently contacted the hotel, and the owner kindly told us where to go. The room itself was okay. Our room was on the rooftop, and while the hot shower worked and the toilet was fine, the area got quite noisy at night with people talking and eating until around 11 PM. Honestly, I’m not sure how to feel about the experience overall. Some parts were helpful, but others felt uncomfortable and pushy. FYI, there’s a local bus from the airport to Jemaa el-Fnaa that costs just 30DH one way. The bus driver might say different things or make it confusing, but it’s 30DH per person. The bus comes about every 30 minutes, so it’s a good budget-friendly option. If you’re planning a round trip from the airport, make sure to confirm everything clearly in advance. Hope that helps!