Here are the available villas for rental in Marrakech.

Review by Bert from Made/Nederland

Marrakech itself is overwelming, crowded, amazing, but also sometimes scaring when you get lost (and you will surely get lost) and there are only arabic speaking people near.

We stayed near Lalla takerkouste, which lies 35 km. south and that was very quiet and beautifull

Review by Julie from Thames Ditton

I would recommend the tips outlined in the Lonely Planet guide to Morocco for advice on how to deal with the local sales patter and haggling etc in Marrakech. We found that a friendly but firm approach with a bit of 'streetwisdom' gained from the guide book did the trick and we didn't feel at all hassled by the experience as a result. In fact we had many laughs with the locals whose view of Englishness was largely gained from television programmes such as Little Britain and Only Fools and Horses!

Review by Nick from Manchester

Marrakech is a fascinating city of different cultures, a mix of language and peoples; the experience of the medina and the hustle and bustle, the haggling, the friendliness of the people and the stimulating sights and smells is in sharp contract to the nearby silent beauty of the Atlas mountains. A lovely place for a winter break!

Review by Ieuan from Cardiff

Marrakech is a buzzing location. Busy, busy,busy. With it's colourful souks and people it makes this Moroccan city one place you have to see before you die. The people are friendly and helpful and in the main square - they will try to sell you anything and everything. But this is all part of the Marrakech way of life and it's so much fun.