SECRET ROOM MARRAKECH - Discothèque - Boîte de nuit — Attraction in Marrakesh Prefecture

Just visited. This is so silly but when we first arrived, we were told by security we had to pay but women are free entry. So that's already annoying itself. To have a business that unashamedly take advantage of tourists who might now know anything is not a good look for the business to be honest. Plus it literally says "women free entry" on their billboard advertisement above their building LOL... I understand the scheme of it but still. He checked our bags, one of us had leftover fries, so we stood outside to finish/throw it away.. Then here's the dumb part, I asked if I can go in to scope the scene and just to get the feel of what we would expect, incase it was too crowded or cramped. Security guard straight up said no, did a 180 and told us "come the next day we're closed" (they close @ 5AM we were here around 1am). Then other girls started going in and he let them. And then clearly talking rudely about us in arabic. Thankfully we met a sweet girl here who we went in with. Finally atlast they let us in with her after like 15mins. I thought this whole interaction was just sooo bizarre and dumb and I don't understand what his deal was. We respected him when he said no food allowed, we ate some of it outside and threw it away, complying, then i asked politely if i could go in (no food this time) to check it out, then proceeds to tell me no, come the next day after allowing us in????? Like in what world does this make sense? Mind you I don't even club or drink at all and this was my first time. The place inside is pretty small, compressed, and hot as well. It's a meh place, nothing exciting. And this is coming from an honest point of view, all the weird...

I love the secret room with all my heart! The security guards, hostesses, waiters, bartenders are all very friendly, they greet you with a smile, and the manager will always make sure that the evening goes great! The music makes you constantly move, because the DJs select it exactly to suit your mood. The dancers added charm, I wanted to dance with them. The artists in costumes with a fire show were very cheerful, entertained, made us laugh and added content. I especially love the show time: imagine: dancers, drummers, a violinist, artists, each in their place, holding their breath waiting for a strong accent in the music, it happens - caffetti is released, balloons fall from the sky, and everyone sets the rhythm of the movements. I especially love the moment: the DJ turns off the music and in silence the drummer sets his rhythm for a couple of seconds. I love and enjoy every night spent here. The atmosphere is incredible - bright, lively, interesting. I definitely recommend visiting the...

We came as a group of 5 people, it was Friday so women were allowed in for free and men had to pay 200 for entry ticket or 1500/1700MAD for a table. We entered ordered our drinks and paid through revolut, the drinks were weak (didnt use full shots as measurement but roughly 3/4. We had a problem with paying through revolut so I chose to pay with cash, the total for the order was 320 so I have 400, the pretty dull man said that he will bring back the change, so I waited for 30min to get the change and the man said that its on the way, so I offered to order a drink for the 80 that he owed me, and he was asking me for another 20, he also was changing the price of cola first he said it was 40 and then he said it was 80 for a can, we refused to pay and at the same time another man from the security came to our table and told us to pay 1700 if we wanted to stay at our table (the table was free). Overall the staff was very rude and arrogant and they...