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1. La Maison Arabe
- Near Bab Doukkala Mosque, this boutique hotel has replaced the famous restaurant La Maison Arabe (the Arab House), but instead offers Moroccan... read more
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2. Pacha Marrakech
- Little brother of Ibiza's famous nightclub Pacha, Marrakesh's Pacha isn't small - it occupies a 9000 square-meter surface, big enough to welcome... read more
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3. Hivernage Hotel & Spa
- The Hivernage Hotel & Spa, Marrakech is often considered to be the perfect base from which to start discovering the city and its monuments. The... read more
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5. Afric'n Chic
- This bar-restaurant-concert hall run by a French-Brazilian couple has a pleasant atmosphere with a lively world-fusion trend. As you soak in the... read more
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6. Comptoir Darna
- This is one of the few places in Marrakesh where you're guaranteed to have good food and a great party on any given day. Sought-after for its lounge... read more
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8. Café Arabe
- The Riad Café Arabe has been redesigned by Italian architects, thus protecting its Arabo-Andalusian style, while adding contemporary elements.... read more
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10. La Plage Rouge
- 10 kilometers from the city, the Plage Rouge ("Red Beach") rolls out its artificial sand. It is a gigantic 80-meter by 40-meter swimming pool,... read more
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The Best of NileGuide
- In contrast to Morocco's overall traditional conventions, the city of Marrakesh stand out for its more cosmopolitan atmosphere and forward looking, laid-back attitude to life. In terms of nightlife, visitors can look forward to a surprisingly eclectic mix of lively entertainment,which ranges from late night music clubs, to belly dancing shows. Although a largely Islamic country, alcohol can be found in many a candle-lit rooftop bar, which are situated mostly around the Place Abdel Moumen ben Ali. The last opening nightclubs are usually located outside of the Medina old cities walls, in the new more progressive part of town. For a more intimate evening, many hotels and restaurants have inhouse bars, and various Riads offer evening entertainment, such as live music, Moroccan feasts, and dancing shows. If you're looking for a evening with a bit of style, a great place to start for a glass of wine is the terrace of the trendy Kozybar, one of the few places within the Medina which has an alcohol license. Drinks of the rooftop provide a panoramic view of the city, being a perfect spot to watch the sunset sky turn pink over the stalks nests and city rooftops. For a late night dance, Marrakesh is proud to be home to one of the few and world famous Pasha clubs. Attracting Dj's from Ibiza, New York and Amersterdam and with a 1000 person capacity, this nightclub is the place to be for night of funky dj mashups and a dance floor bustling with all the celebrities and high society swingers of the city. Otherwise, Hotel Es-Saadi's Theatro is a popular disco, especially renowned for its white Saturdays, where all the partygoers turn up dressed head to toe in white. However, it is to be remembered that despite the existence of modern hangouts, Morocco is still very much attached to its ancient traditions and mores, and wondering out into the main Median square will provide an evening of more timeless Moroccan entertainment, full of snake charming, Arabic storytelling, and traditional drumming.
