Hotel in Marrakech
Moroccan House
Fifty rooms on five floors, with a lift and wheelchair-accessible rooms
Photos: Booking.com
Overview
Steep stairs and narrow doorways rule out many traditional riads for travellers with limited mobility. Moroccan House is a different kind of building: a hotel of fifty rooms spread over five floors, with a lift serving every level and dedicated rooms fitted out for wheelchair users.
The room categories range from options for solo travellers to rooms for families, so it can work for a group with mixed needs. The decor keeps a Moroccan character, with traditional architectural details throughout.
Highlights
- Fifty rooms across five floors
- Lift to all floors
- Accessible rooms with wheelchair facilities
- Room categories for solo travellers through to families
- Traditional Moroccan design details
Location
The listing only says the hotel is in the heart of the city and gives no address or district. Check the map on this page to see whether it's inside the Medina or in the newer districts, which affects how easily taxis can reach the door.
Good to know
- If you need an accessible room, book that room type specifically and confirm the bathroom set-up with the hotel before travelling.
- A hotel with a lift is still in a city of uneven pavements; ask about step-free access from the street.
Questions about Moroccan House
Does Moroccan House have a lift?
Yes. The property says a lift serves all five floors.
Are there wheelchair-accessible rooms?
Yes, the hotel has dedicated accessible rooms with wheelchair facilities.
How big is the hotel?
It has fifty rooms in several categories over five floors.
