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Erik Poppke

Greetings:  i am a senior single man wanting to locate a =n inexpensive hotel ot stay for a month while I get to know the land and find a 1 bed apt that will not break the bank.  Have many questions.  Would like to talk with someone. Tks  Erik Poppke  +***

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Bhavna

Hello and welcome Erik,


In which region are you looking for a hotel ?


Regards

Bhavna

aviator1

@Erik Poppke Hello, it would depend on where you want to stay and what comfort level you require.


In my experience, around Fes/Meknes if you want a really amazing hotel that is relatively cheap you could look at Hotel Volubilis in Fes, its around £40 per night.


Alternatively, if you want something cheaper, look at RIADS. You can get really nice/safe and comfortable roiads for about £20/£25 per night. 

Vakil

@Erik Poppke Greetings Erik,


Your choice of accommodations greatly hinges on the specific destination and city you have in mind. In certain cities, it's feasible to discover cost-effective hotel options, especially when negotiating for extended stays, which could potentially lead to more favorable rates. However, it's important to note that in the upcoming month, hotels in Marrakech, in particular, are experiencing high demand, limited availability, and elevated prices due to the IMF and World Bank Annual Meetings scheduled for early October. As an alternative, utilizing platforms like Airbnb can be a viable option. Another approach could be reserving a hotel or riad for a brief period and then engaging a local agent to assist in finding suitable apartments. Additionally, exploring listings on Avito might reveal options that align with your budget.


Best regards,


Arif Esa

heyes68

@Erik Poppke

Hey Erik,

Morocco is a fantastic place to explore. For a budget-friendly stay, I'd recommend looking into riads which are traditional Moroccan houses with courtyards. They offer a unique experience and are often cheaper than hotels. Cities like Marrakech, Fes, and Essaouira have many affordable options. Check out local guesthouses on sites like Booking.com or Airbnb for long-term stays.

Like you, some months ago, I wanted to stay a month at a hotel resort, as I wanted a peaceful and comfortable break from everything. I stayed at a great resort in Branson, Missouri. The service was excellent, and the facilities made it a pleasant experience. If you want to see where I stayed, click here. Enjoy your trip and good luck with your apartment search.

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