Top 5 Coworking Spaces in Marrakech: A Complete Guide for Digital Nomads and Professionals

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Need a desk in Marrakech for a day or a month? We compared five coworking spaces in the Gueliz district using what they publish themselves: day pass prices, opening hours, address and facilities. All prices below were checked on 2 October 2026; they can change, so a quick message before you go is still worth it.

The essentials

  • A coworking day pass in Marrakech costs about €9.20 to €11 at the spaces that publish prices.
  • All five spaces are in Gueliz, the modern district, a short petit-taxi ride from the medina.
  • To work late: Targa Cowork Club is open Monday to Saturday, 8am to 9pm; Goworking’s 24/7 access is for residents only.
  • Hourly passes (about €2.80 at L’BLASSA) and half days (about €5.50 at CWC Hub and Goworking) cover a single call or a morning.
  • Outside the coworking (riad, café, day trip) you need your own connection: local SIM, eSIM or 4G router.

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What a coworking day pass costs in Marrakech

The most common question: how much is a day of coworking in Marrakech? Here is what the five spaces in this guide publish on their own website or booking listing (checked on 2 October 2026; prices converted to euros at the 13 October 2026 rate):

  • L’BLASSA: about €2.80 per hour, about €9.20 per day, about €46 per week, about €138 per month (official site).
  • CWC Hub: about €5.50 per half day, about €11 per day, about €46 for 5 days, about €92 for 10 days (official site).
  • Goworking: about €5.50 for a 4-hour half day, about €11 for an 8-hour day, €92 to €138 per month in the open space (official price list).
  • Targa Cowork Club: open space from about €4.60 on the official site; the day pass is listed at €7 on Coworkbooking.
  • Cowork in Marrakech: no prices on the official site; the day pass is listed at €14 on Coworkbooking.

In practice, budget around €10 a day and look at weekly or 5-day passes as soon as you stay more than four days.

L'BLASSA: hourly passes and a real community

Screenshot of the L'BLASSA coworking space website in Marrakech

Address: Rue Tariq Ibn Ziad, Gueliz (building 38, ground floor, according to the Workin.space listing). Prices: about €2.80 per hour, about €9.20 per day, about €46 per week, about €138 per month.

L’BLASSA is the most flexible option for a short visit: it is the only one of the five with an hourly rate, handy for a client call or two hours of work between sights. The site lists high-speed internet, soundproof phone booths (about €4.60 per hour), a meeting room for 8 with screen and webcam (about €9.20 per hour), printing, a cafeteria and a terrace. The space reports a community of more than 100 members and hosts events and workshops.

Best for: travellers who want a few hours without paying a full day, and freelancers looking to meet other remote workers.

CWC Hub: coworking plus business consulting

Address: 96 Rue Mohamed El Beqal, 3rd floor, Gueliz, near the train station. Prices: about €5.50 per half day, about €11 per day, about €46 for 5 days, about €92 for 10 days, about €166 per month for a private space; meeting room about €9.20 per hour or about €73.50 per day.

CWC Hub (“Coworking & Consulting”) combines an open space with consulting services: company setup, management and financial diagnostics. According to its site, the open space has solid oak tables and high-end chairs, plus an equipped kitchen, relaxation corners and a terrace. The 5- and 10-day packs suit a two-week stay where you do not work every day.

Best for: entrepreneurs setting up in Morocco, and nomads who prefer a bundle of days to a monthly plan.

Targa Cowork Club: late hours and Saturdays

Address: Rue El Idrissi, 1st floor, Targa district (Coworkbooking listing). Hours: Monday to Saturday, 8am to 9pm (official site). Prices: open space from about €4.60, private offices from about €414, meeting rooms from about €55 (official site); day pass listed at €7 on Coworkbooking.

Opening hours are Targa’s main strength: it stays open the longest of the five without a resident plan, and it opens on Saturdays. The site advertises “200 Mbps” Wi-Fi; that is the space’s line, shared between everyone present, not a guaranteed speed per desk. Targa is more residential and a little further from the medina than central Gueliz.

Best for: people working on US time zones or late in the evening, and anyone staying in the west of the city.

Goworking: clear prices in Gueliz

Screenshot of the Goworking website, Gueliz

Address: 61 Rue de Yougoslavie, 3rd floor, Gueliz. Hours: Monday to Friday 9am to 6pm, Saturday 9am to 1pm; 24/7 access for residents only (private offices). Prices: about €5.50 per half day, about €11 per day, about €92 (half days) or about €138 (full days) per month in the open space, private office about €184 to €239 per month.

Goworking publishes a simple price list and adds business services: registered address, company formation, accounting, printing and scanning. The site highlights central air conditioning, welcome in summer, and a meeting room for up to 10 people. A common mix-up: 24/7 access applies to residents, not to day-pass visitors.

Best for: month-long stays in the open space and freelancers who need a business address.

Cowork in Marrakech: business-centre calm

Address: Marrakech Plaza, building D1/40, 4th floor, Place du 16 Novembre, Gueliz. Hours: Monday to Friday 9am to 7:30pm, closed at weekends (Coworkbooking listing). Prices: day pass listed at €14 on Coworkbooking; no price list on the official site.

Located in the Plaza business centre in the heart of Gueliz, this is the most “office-like” space in the list. A coworking desk includes secure 100 Mb/s internet, one coffee or tea a day and access to the community; the “Premium” desk adds the video-conference room, printing and a locker (official site). It is also the most expensive per day.

Best for: professionals who meet clients or spend the day on video calls and want a quiet, neutral setting.

How to choose your coworking space in Marrakech

All five spaces are in Gueliz, so the real differences are opening hours, pass type and the kind of work you do.

  • For one or two days: L’BLASSA (about €9.20, or by the hour), or CWC Hub and Goworking (about €11, half day about €5.50).
  • For evenings or Saturdays: Targa Cowork Club, open until 9pm Monday to Saturday.
  • For two weeks part-time: CWC Hub’s 5- or 10-day pack.
  • For a month: L’BLASSA’s monthly pass (about €138) or Goworking’s open space (about €138).
  • To meet clients: Cowork in Marrakech, or a meeting room by the hour (about €9.20 at L’BLASSA and CWC Hub).

Before committing to a month, book a trial day at the hours you actually work: run a speed test, make a video call, and check noise, air conditioning and chair comfort. Ask what happens during an internet outage, as not every space has a second line.

If you stay in the medina, factor in the petit-taxi ride to Gueliz, longer at rush hour. Petit taxis run on the meter; ask the driver to switch it on when you set off.

Working outside the coworking space

A coworking space covers your working day, not the rest: the riad Wi-Fi in the evening, an urgent call during a visit, an hour in a café, a day trip to the Atlas with your laptop. There are three options, and the right one depends on your situation.

  • A local SIM or a travel eSIM: the cheapest option if you travel alone and your phone is compatible. Hotspotting to your laptop works but drains the phone battery. A passport is required to buy a SIM.
  • A pocket 4G router: useful with several devices (laptop, tablet, phone) or when travelling as a group, and as a backup when the accommodation or coworking Wi-Fi drops.
  • Café Wi-Fi: free but patchy and on a public network; keep it for tasks without sensitive data.

On the network side, Maroc Telecom recorded Morocco’s fastest typical mobile download speed in Q1 2026, 27.5 Mbps on average (Opensignal, April 2026). That is enough for an HD video call, but it varies with place and time of day. For more detail, read our guide to working remotely from Morocco and our comparison of mobile network coverage in Morocco.

Rent A Phone: a 4G router to work anywhere in Marrakech

Rent A Phone English homepage: book a 4G pocket Wi-Fi router in Marrakech

If you go for a router, that is what we do: Rent A Phone rents a TP-Link 4G (Cat 4) pocket Wi-Fi router on the Maroc Telecom network, with unlimited data, for €4.90 per day (2-day minimum). It connects up to 10 devices and runs for up to 8 hours on battery; a power bank is available for €1.90 per day.

To be precise about speed: up to 150 Mbps in theory, typically a few tens of Mbps in town (often 20 to 50 Mbps), less inside thick-walled riads. It is 4G, not 5G. That is enough for video calls, HD streaming and everyday work, not for very large file transfers.

The router is delivered and collected free of charge at your hotel, riad, Airbnb or wherever you’re staying in Marrakech. A €50 deposit is held as a card pre-authorisation, not charged, and released when you return it. Payment is online, by card, in euros. You can book on our booking page.

Coworking in Marrakech: frequently asked questions

How much does a coworking day pass cost in Marrakech?

At the spaces that publish prices, a day costs from about €9.20 (L’BLASSA) to about €11 (CWC Hub, Goworking). Half days are about €5.50 at CWC Hub and Goworking. Prices were checked on the spaces’ own websites on 2 October 2026.

Targa Cowork Club lists opening hours of Monday to Saturday, 8am to 9pm. Goworking opens on Saturday mornings (9am to 1pm) and offers 24/7 access to residents only. Cowork in Marrakech is closed at weekends.

Most are in Gueliz, the modern district, close to cafés, banks and the train station. From the medina it is a short petit-taxi ride, longer at rush hour.

Not always, but a message or call the day before confirms there is a desk free and the space is open. Some spaces, such as Targa Cowork Club and Cowork in Marrakech, can be booked online through Coworkbooking.

If you travel alone with a compatible phone, a local SIM or eSIM is the cheapest choice. With several devices or several people, a pocket 4G router such as Rent A Phone’s (€4.90 per day, unlimited data) saves your phone battery and doubles as a backup connection.

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