The Ayoub Hotel was very basic, with none or very few of the facilities advertised on the website when booking in March available.We understood Morocco is french speaking but the staff knew no english,but we muddled through with the little french we did.The hotel is situated very close to a prison and also a mosque,as we visited during ramadam (which... more

The hotel has seen better days, but.... is clean and comfortable and close to the city centre( a taxi ride is 20-30 dirham) The food is good, (although much better in the main city square, small place with white formica tables and benches is recommended, two people around the £5 area) if you're going to Morocco to eat Moroccan food,... more

As stated, I don't readily moan at hotel experiences but I really need to share what happened. Let me first say, the hotel staff were absolutely lovely and they all spoke English, which was a bonus as my french isn't too great. However, the buffet style food wasn't exactly what i expected -not only was it set out like food... more

Booked the hotel through Easyjet website. Despite it being outside of the main cente it is only about a 20 mins walk from the New Town and 45 mins walk from the main square. Taxis were arround 20-30 MRD The staff at the hotel were very friendly. They let us check in early. Our room had a balcony looking towards... more

Hotel bedding very clean, room ok. Staff very helpful with outings. Had the following problems - Clean towels did not appear til 5 to6 pm each day after continuious asking at reception. Light bulb went in bathroom it took 21/2 hours to get it changed and a couple of calls. Room 219 - to use the wall lights you also... more

In may 2007 my partner and I booked a last minute holiday to Marrakesh with Thomas cook. The holiday started off really bad. First problem was that there was no one there to collect us from the hotel after some very costly calls back to the UK we eventually got a driver to drop us at Ayoub hotel. When we... more

We booked our stay through lastminute.com in May (for our stay in August 2006) and paid about £18 per room. Each room had three single beds in, but we had four people in two rooms. We are four students aged between 20 and 22. When we arrived from the airport, we were met at reception by a very friendly man... more

very cheap great staff, we couldn`t complain about anything, but we didn`t eat there, we are going back again to see our friend hamid who works there we loved it more

It is an average hotel with average accomodations. The rooms were basic, but clean. A buffet dinner and breakfast are included in the price (I didnt know when I booked), but are very basic and repetitive. The biggest concerns involve the staff and the location. It is far from the Medina. If you want to be close to the action... more