Last time I went to Marrakech I stayed in the Mogador, which was a nice hotel but a bit far from Jemaa el F'na Square and the fabulous souks. This time a group of us stayed at the Islane, which is a two minute walk from the square. I was rather apprehensive given some of the reviews,but was very pleasantly... More

Terrible hotel! Luckily I only spent a night there. Unfirendly staff, very bad maintenance. Very poor breakfast. Do avoid! More

Bad maintenance, dirty. Great view but don't stay in this hotel More

Very basic but clean. Staff rather offhand. There is a good breakfast and the view up to the Atlas from the terrace is breathtaking. We were lucky enough to see the mountains after a fresh snowfall, and the white peaks along the horizon with the palm trees in the foreground made an unforgettable picture. More

Hotel was chosen by our tour operator and hence I didn't know what to expect. A mentioned by others, you can't beat the location. Very impressive to have your breakfast in front of the Koutoubia every morning. Breakfast include fresh OJ and lots of carbs, the regular moroccan breakfast. The prayer calls are ofcourse very loud, so bring ear plugs... More

Hotel Islane is in a really great location, almost everything is within walking distance. Great roof terrace for breakfast (definitely recommend the yoghurt). Basic facilities in the rooms but showers work well and beds are ok. More

I found Hotel Islane to be in a very central ,safe, well lit area .The rooms were nice ,the beds were comfortable and very clean,the staff were very helpfull .The breakfast could be better .Overall good value. More

We chose this hotel as it was close to all the sights we wanted to see in Marrakech on our 4 night break. Nice clean room tv and aircon worked, hot water, clean towels every day and linen changed twice in 4 night! Good breakfast eggs, lovely croissants, pain au chocolat moroccan pancakes fresh oj tea and coffee served on... More

We are two ladies travelling for the first time to Marrakech for a long weekend. I spent a lot of time comparing hotels & riads, in conjunction with asking lots of questions from ppl who had been before. We were advised to try and stay within the old city walls, as the new town is a short taxi ride away... More