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Should I book riads in Morocco a couple days in advance or find one upon arrival?
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Gord
Chefchaouen is amazing! Spent a few days there, Only spent 24 hours in Casablanca and felt like that was enough. I arrived from Spain through Tangiers and didn't spend any time there. Really enjoyed my time in Essaouria on the west coast. Don't have much experience staying in Riads, but ended up booking the hostels/Riad a few days in advance before showing up in the city.
Michelle
Thanks
Gord. Did you find a particular site helpful for booking hostels/riads? Riadsmorocco.com I found expensive, and Agoda.com wasn't any better. Some of the Riads listed in LP don't even have websites... Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks!
A.I. says...
Booking Riads in Morocco
If you are planning a trip to Morocco and wondering whether it's cheaper to book riads in advance or wait until you arrive in each city, here are some suggestions and recommendations based on your tentative itinerary:
Tentative Itinerary:
- Casablanca
- Rabat
- Tangier
- Fez
- Marrakech
- Chefchaouen (possible stop)
- Meknes (possible stop)
While it's true that some tour guides in Morocco have agreements with certain riads, you can still find affordable options on your own. Here are some tips:
- Research online: Look for riads in each city you plan to visit and compare prices and reviews.
- Check booking websites: Websites like Booking.com, Airbnb, and Expedia can offer good deals on riads.
- Flexibility: If you have a flexible itinerary and are willing to wait until you arrive in each city, you may be able to negotiate better prices with riads.
- Local recommendations: Once you arrive in a city, ask locals or other travelers for recommendations on affordable riads.
Ultimately, the decision to book riads in advance or on the spot will depend on your budget, travel style, and preferences. It's always a good idea to have a few options in mind and be flexible with your plans.
Enjoy your trip to Morocco and happy travels!
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Michelle
Am travelling to Morocco in the next few weeks. I am wondering - we do not have a set timeline for how many days we will be in each city - if riads are generally cheaper to book either a couple days in advance once itinerary is known or just being in the city and finding one?
I have done research and know that the tour guides have 'agreements' with some riads, but I mean more so if we find our own. Suggestions? Recommendations?
Tentative itinerary: Casablanca, Rabat, Tangier, Fez, Marrakech and possibly stops in Chefhaouen and Meknes.