Best Party Hostels
in Marrakech

Equity Point Marrakech Hostel

At €16 a night and rated 8.7, Equity Point Marrakech Hostel has a rooftop terrace, a combination that narrows the field in Marrakech. Riad Dia on Derb Chtouka, Medina. A riad-turned-party-hostel with a rooftop bar that spills into the pool after midnight. Le Comptoir Darna on Avenue Echouhada, Hivernage is the fallback option if the first place is packed.

Sun Hostel

Sun Hostel is your destination if you want to stay in the heart of the action, be part of Marrakesh's street life and have easy access to every cool place the city has to offer. The hostel is a safe, clean, quiet location, with quality accommodation that can be adjusted for different group sizes.

Riad Jennah Rouge

Marrakech doesn’t do nightlife like anywhere else. Riad Jennah Rouge is in Medina, which puts it at the start of that circuit. Riad Dia on Derb Chtouka, Medina. A riad-turned-party-hostel with a rooftop bar that spills into the pool after midnight. Le Comptoir Darna on Avenue Echouhada, Hivernage is the fallback option if the first place is packed. At €14 a night and rated 9.5. A 9.5 rating is consistently high for Marrakech, it holds up across multiple review cycles.

Rodamo Riad Marrakech

Marrakech doesn’t do nightlife like anywhere else. Rodamo Riad Marrakech is in Medina, which puts it at the start of that circuit. Riad Dia on Derb Chtouka, Medina. A riad-turned-party-hostel with a rooftop bar that spills into the pool after midnight. Le Comptoir Darna on Avenue Echouhada, Hivernage is the fallback option if the first place is packed. At €24 a night and rated 9.3. A 9.3 rating is consistently high for Marrakech, it holds up across multiple review cycles.

Hostel Riad Marrakech Rouge

Marrakech doesn’t do nightlife like anywhere else. Hostel Riad Marrakech Rouge is in Medina, which puts it at the start of that circuit. Riad Dia on Derb Chtouka, Medina. A riad-turned-party-hostel with a rooftop bar that spills into the pool after midnight. Le Comptoir Darna on Avenue Echouhada, Hivernage is the fallback option if the first place is packed. At €6 a night and rated 9.1. At 9.1, it's near the top of Marrakech's hostel field without being the standout leader.

Medina

The old city’s labyrinth of alleys is where you’ll find most hostels, souks, and hidden bars. **Rue des Banques** is the unofficial nightlife strip, with cocktail bars tucked behind unmarked doors. Stay here if you want to be in the thick of it, but be prepared for noise: mosque calls start at 5 AM.

Gueliz

Marrakech’s modern district, built by the French in the 1920s. Wide boulevards, art galleries, and chain cafés give it a different rhythm to the Medina. Nightlife here is more polished, with clubs like **555 Famous Club** and rooftop bars along **Avenue Mohammed V**.

Hivernage

The upscale neighbourhood just south of Gueliz, home to luxury hotels and casinos. **Le Comptoir Darna** and **Theatro** sit on its edges, making it a good base if you want to split your time between high-end clubs and Medina hostels. Taxis between here and the city centre cost 20–30 MAD.

A riad-turned-party-hostel with a rooftop bar that spills into the pool after midnight. The crowd is mostly solo travellers and groups of friends, and the music leans toward house and Afrobeats. Happy hour runs from 6 to 8 PM, with 40 MAD beers and 60 MAD cocktails. It’s five minutes on foot from Place D’Jeema el Fna, but the riad’s walls keep the noise out until you’re ready for it.

A Marrakech institution that blends restaurant, bar, and club under one lantern-lit roof. Start with dinner on the terrace, then move downstairs to the dancefloor, where live Gnawa drummers play from 11 PM. Entry is 150 MAD after 10 PM, which includes a drink. The crowd is a mix of tourists and well-heeled locals.

The closest thing Marrakech has to a superclub. Three floors of EDM, hip-hop, and commercial hits, with international DJs most weekends. Entry is 100–200 MAD, depending on the night. Dress sharp: bouncers turn away sandals and shorts. It’s in Gueliz, a 15-minute walk from the Medina or a 30 MAD taxi ride.

A jungle-themed bar hidden behind an unmarked door on Rue des Banques. The vibe is intimate, with fairy lights strung between palm trees and Moroccan pop on the speakers. Cocktails cost 80–100 MAD, and the crowd is mostly expats and backpackers. It’s tiny, so arrive before 11 PM to grab a seat.

A rooftop bar with a view over the Atlas Mountains and a dancefloor that opens at midnight. The music is a mix of deep house and techno, and the crowd is older than most hostel bars: think late 20s to 40s. Entry is free before 11 PM, 50 MAD after. It’s on the edge of the Medina, a 10-minute walk from Place D’Jeema el Fna.

A franchise of the Ibiza superclub, with the same big-name DJs and bottle-service tables. The crowd is a mix of tourists and wealthy Moroccans, and the dress code is strict: no trainers or flip-flops. Entry is 200–300 MAD, depending on the night. It’s in the Palmeraie, a 20-minute taxi ride from the city centre (100 MAD each way).