Marrakech is well known for its colorful nightlife. Offering a large selection of modern clubs to traditional dinner – theatre shows, there is truly something for everyone. The medina tends to draw the most attention in the evenings when the Jemaa el Fna square comes to life with outdoor cafes, performing artists, and rows upon rows of food vendors. There are many restaurants with terraces that overlook the square.

Most of the best nightclubs and bars are in Gueliz, either in the large hotels or along the Avenue Mohammed V. There is almost always an entry fee for the discos and clubs and the dress code is generally pretty casual. Most of the clubs play Western pop music with some local flavor thrown in for good measure.

If you are looking for live music you should head to Jemaa el Fna square where you will almost always find street musicians, many of whom are surprisingly good!

Before Le Montecristo
A local favorite of the Marrakechis... Laurence Corsin has definately succeeded with the décor of this stylish club. You can order tapas and other snacks in the newly opened summer room.
20, rue Ibn Aicha
Gueliz
Tél : 044 43 90 31

Club Bustane Live orchestras and a good Moroccan ambiance. The Club Bustane is open during the day and closes around midnight (free entry).

Behind the Kenzah Hotel is the Club Sherzad which starts getting going around midnight.

Le Diamand Noir at the Jets d’Eau roundabout is a classic of Marrakesh and is located in the Hotel of Marrakech. During the week this club is mainly gay and tourists should keep an eye out for “professionals”! Open every night, entry is usually 100 DH.

The Stars House is pretty popular and is next to the Café Jet d’Eau and stays open until early morning.

One of the most popular nightclubs in Marrakesh is the Paradise, frequented by expatriates and located in the Palais du Congres neighborhood. Hotel Pullman Mansour Edhabi
Avenue de France
Tel : 04 44 82 22

One of our favorite clubs is the New Feeling. Very chic and stylish, though a bit more expensive than other Marrakech nightspots...it is well worth it. If you are staying in the medina you will need a taxi.
Palmeraie Golf Palace

Comptoir Paris
Avenue Echchouada
Tele : 044 43 77 02
Open every day from 16h to 2 h

Hotel Atlas Asni
Avenue de France
Tele : 04 44 82 26

La Notte Gourmande
Avenue de France (next to the Sheraton Hotel)
Tele : 04 43 85 95

Hotel Pullman Mansour Edhabi
Avenue de France
Tele : 04 44 82 22

The American Bar tends to be pretty lively.
Hotel Kenzi Semiramis
Triangle d’Or
Tele : 04 43 13 77

L'Hacienda is popular with the young and stylish Marrakech crowd. Open late every night.
40, Avenue Hassan II
Tel : 044 43 59 69

Cafe les Negociants has a great terrace and serves a good breakfast. Located at the intersection of the Avenue Mohammed V and the Boulevard Mohammed Zerktoun. Tel : 044 43 57 62

Le Mirador, located on the rooftop of the Hotel Tachfine, is open from 9h to 23h and provides an exceptional view of Marrakesh. Clients are obligated to buy alcoholic beverages whether you consume or not. To access the bar, ring the bell next to the elevator to call the operator. Le Café Art Déco is on the ground floor and they serve beer inside or coffee on the terrace.
Hotel Tachfine

On the opposite side of the street of Le Mirador is a bar on top of the Al Moutamid (the same entry system applies as at Le Mirador).

La Mamounia casino proposes a large roulette room and a slot machine hall. The casiono has a dress code that must be respected if you wish to enter. Men must wear jackets and ties and women must be elegantly dressed. You should avoid wearing any sort of Moroccan outfit. Doors open at 21 h and generally closes around 4 h.

The old casino at the Es Saadi is now the new casino in La Mamounia.