Hostel Waka Waka

The people and location

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I definitely suggest Waka Waka. I stayed there twice, in my first and last night in Morocco. The staff is amazing, Said, Bashir and Mohamed speak every language, they are helpful and make you feel home. They also sell excursions for an honest price, though I didn't use them so I can't tell about the quality. It's the cheapest hostel in the Medina but it has everything you need. Strong points: - Amazing terrace - Comfy rooms - Good breakfast - Nice, honest, helpful staff - Perfect Location in the Medina, 2 mins from Jamal El Fnaa

Restrooms are one per floor, so it can be tricky to shower, or use the toilet, when the hostel is busy. But it's in an old Riad, so it's kind of a necessity. Some bed (not mine) had bed bugs, but I realised it's a common issue in Moroccan Hostels. Just check the bed before you use it and don't put your backpack on it. Cleanliness is standard for the country, not the cleanest nor the dirtiest hostel I found in Morocco.