Corail Hotel Marrakech
18 Avenue Hassan II, Gueliz Marrakech, Morocco
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TravelPod Member ReviewsCorail Hotel Marrakech
“Equal to a Super 8 in the US”
turkeytrotters 1 contribution
Partlow, United States
Apr 15, 2011
OK - but not great. No lights in the main room - and basically clean - just wouldn't want to look too close. It is part of a tour so we will stay. I would choose otherwise if given the option.
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