Nightclubs in Morocco by City with Prices and Entry Advice

Nightclubs in Morocco include DJ-led dance clubs, venues with stage shows, and restaurants that become clubs later in the evening. Start with the city on your route, then choose the event and confirm the admission arrangement. A nightclub’s name alone will not tell you tonight’s music, entry price or table conditions.

Marrakech offers several distinct options, including Theatro, Leone Discoteca, Babouchka, 555 Famous Club and Secret Room. You can also investigate Black House and Maison B in Casablanca, Papagayo and The Club in Agadir, Amnesia and Redhouse in Rabat, Nana Club in Tangier, and Alias at Mazagan near El Jadida.

Published menu and event details below were checked on 6 November 2026. Prices are references from those publications; special events, new menus and booking conditions can change the amount you pay.

Choosing nightclubs in Morocco by music and location

Choose the music first if dancing is your main reason to go. Leone explicitly promotes electronic, deep-house and Afro sounds. Papagayo describes house and tech-house, while Nana Club presents Khaleeji, Lebanese and Moroccan music. Amnesia’s tourism listing identifies progressive house and R&B.

For a production-led night, investigate Theatro or 555 Famous Club and the particular show or guest artist. For dinner followed by dancing, Maison B has a combined restaurant, lounge and club format.

These differences are more useful than a countrywide ranking. A visiting DJ can change a club’s usual direction, and a restaurant with live music may provide a different evening from a dedicated dance floor.

Keep nightlife within a manageable itinerary. The wider choice of things to do in Morocco helps you balance a late finish with sightseeing, travel days and other activities.

Marrakech clubs for electronic music and stage shows

Check the address before arranging transport. Several venues are in Hivernage, while 555 Famous Club identifies its location as Agdal on Boulevard Mohammed VI. The Marrakech accommodation areas guide helps you compare those areas with a medina stay.

Theatro at Es Saadi

Theatro is within Es Saadi Marrakech Resort on Rue Ibrahim El Mazini in Hivernage. Its format combines resident and guest DJs with stage performances and a large-scale show environment. Choose the current event for the musical direction.

The venue publishes hours of 11:30 pm to 5 am. Its menu states a regular ticket price of 300 MAD per person with one drink, excluding special events. Two people using that regular tariff would pay 600 MAD for admission and the stated drinks, before other spending.

The official Theatro menu separates admission from bottle prices. Confirm which drink qualifies and whether your event uses the regular tariff.

For reservations, contact +212 664 860 339. The event enquiry form explicitly says a reservation request does not guarantee entry. Wait for a clear reply about the arrangement you requested.

Leone Discoteca

Leone is at Villa Yvette, at the corner of Avenue Ibn Khattib and Rue Abdelaziz Ettaalibi. Its stated direction includes electronic music, deep house and Afro sounds, with melodic-techno elements also described by the venue.

This is a candidate when the DJ programme matters more to you than a general party atmosphere. Its November 2026 organiser listings include Marten Lou, Montrouge and Agoria.

Contact +212 663 462 556 for the appropriate reservation or ticket channel. Recent organiser listings on Tidar specify no admission for under-18s and describe elegant dress. Check the conditions attached to your selected event.

Use the live ticket offer for the price and ticket tier. A page advertising an event without a visible tariff should not be interpreted as free entry. Ask separately about tables, as an individual ticket may describe a different arrangement.

Babouchka

Babouchka is at 10 Rue Haroun Errachid in Hivernage. The club combines a theatrical, Russian-inspired interior with DJs and performances.

Its published artist descriptions include house, tech-house, Latin-house and tribal-house directions. Those descriptions relate to particular performers and past programming; use the dated event announcement to choose your night.

The website publishes midnight-to-5 am hours and offers table reservations. Contact +212 616 609 470.

Request a quotation for your date, party size and preferred table area. Establish whether it is an admission charge, a bottle package or a minimum spend, and which guests it covers. A booking form asking for group details does not establish a universal entrance tariff or a guaranteed table.

555 Famous Club

555 Famous Club is in Agdal on Boulevard Mohammed VI. Its programme combines DJ sets, guest artists, dancers and other performances. Its artist history spans different musical directions, so select a current event rather than assuming every night has the same genre.

Contact +212 678 643 940 and specify the Marrakech venue.

The published menu lists Coca-Cola and a half-litre Ain Ifrane water at 120 MAD each, several beers at 150 MAD, and classic cocktails such as a mojito at 170 MAD. Several standard spirit bottles are listed at 2,500 MAD.

Those are menu prices, not an admission quotation. Ask separately about entry, included drinks, VIP seating and any event supplement. A bottle’s menu price also does not establish how many people may enter or whether a particular table is included.

Secret Room

Secret Room is in Hivernage and is presented by its operator as a nightclub with musical entertainment and live shows. It has a separate location from 555 Famous Club in Agdal, even though the venues appear within the same operator’s wider clubbing information.

Ask for the DJ or performance programme for your date; the operator’s general description does not establish a permanent nightly genre.

Its online menu lists Coca-Cola and a half-litre Ain Ifrane water at 80 MAD each, a mojito at 90 MAD, and a non-alcoholic mojito at 80 MAD. Reconfirm those posted references against the menu offered for your visit.

Use the operator’s contact team to request Secret Room reservations specifically. The group hotel contact is +212 524 391 778. Make clear that you are enquiring about club admission, since a hotel-room booking and a club reservation are separate arrangements.

Casablanca clubs with different evening formats

Black House and Maison B provide two distinct starting points. One is a hotel discotheque in the centre; the other combines dinner, lounge space and later clubbing.

Black House Discotheque at Hyatt Regency

Black House is inside Hyatt Regency Casablanca at Place des Nations Unies. Hyatt describes a DJ-led discotheque and publishes Tuesday-to-Saturday hours of 10 pm to 4 am.

The hotel specifies that minors are not admitted and that proper dress is required. Ask the team what clothing and identification it requires for your visit.

Contact the hotel on +212 522 431 234 and request Black House information. Confirm the night’s music and admission charge, along with whether you need a table booking.

Hyatt’s general description does not assign one permanent genre to every session. Choose it after checking the programme, rather than treating “DJ music” as a promise of house, R&B or another specific style.

Maison B

Maison B is at 5 Rue de la Mer Adriatique in the Aïn Diab area. Petit Futé describes it as a restaurant that turns into a club later in the evening, with DJs, live music and a generally electronic atmosphere.

Contact +212 698 999 442. Specify whether you want dinner, the later club session or both.

This distinction affects arrival time and spending. Ask when dancing starts, whether a dinner reservation carries over into the club session, and what charges apply to each part. Do not assume that paying for dinner settles admission or a later table minimum.

Choose this format when your group wants to build the evening around food and dancing in one venue. For a short dance-floor visit, ask about that arrangement directly.

Agadir clubs for house music and a private booking format

Papagayo and The Club offer different ways to plan an evening. One is identified as a hotel discotheque; the other publishes a specific private-access procedure.

Papagayo at Riu Tikida Beach

Groupe Tikida identifies Papagayo as the discotheque at Hôtel Riu Tikida Beach in Agadir. Its description specifies house and tech-house, with guest DJs and artists.

If those genres are your priority, ask for the current programme and the start time of the session you want. Confirm admission directly with the Papagayo or hotel team, including the arrangement for visitors who are not staying at the hotel.

Request the entrance fee, any included drink, and table conditions together. A hotel location does not establish that admission is included in a room rate or that outside visitors can enter without a separate arrangement.

Use the hotel’s nightclub information when arranging the entrance and return pickup.

The Club Agadir

The Club describes itself as a private fine-dining nightclub with live music, entertainment and DJ-led nights. Its guest archive includes Afro-house and Afro-tech performers, but the programme changes by date.

The published hours are 10 pm to 4 am. Its access instructions say to first visit LOV Restaurant at Hôtel La Suite in Founty and request an owner-signed access card, which is required for entry.

Confirm that procedure before travelling. Ask for the club entrance, the price for your chosen night and whether dinner or any other purchase is required. The published card procedure alone does not establish those commercial conditions.

The booking page treats a request as confirmed when the venue replies. Keep that response and establish whether it covers admission, a table or both.

Rabat clubs for progressive house R&B and mixed DJ nights

Rabat also has identifiable nightclub options. Use the particular venue and date to choose the music and access arrangement.

Amnesia

Amnesia is on Rue Monastir. Visit Rabat lists its musical direction as progressive house and R&B, and publishes hours of 11:30 pm to 4 am.

The tourism listing gives +212 671 144 255 as the contact number. Use it to confirm the current programme, the entrance location and the price for your date.

Ask whether you can buy individual admission or whether the arrangement you are being offered involves a reserved table. If a guest list is available, request its cost and arrival deadline in the same conversation.

Treat the genre description as a starting point for the booking enquiry. A general tourism listing cannot establish the DJ or set on every future night.

Redhouse at Sofia Palace

Redhouse is at Sofia Palace, 2 Avenue Mehdi Ben Barka, Souissi. Its own presentation describes music ranging from house and Afro sounds to hip-hop, alongside performances and DJs.

The venue publishes opening seven days a week until 4 am. Its contact number is +212 662 624 244.

Ask which room and booking format your reservation concerns. Sofia Palace presents several different spaces, so a lounge table and a Redhouse club booking need to be identified clearly.

Request the entrance or table price, the DJ programme and the latest arrival time. If you receive a package quotation, establish the permitted group size and what spending is included.

Tangier clubbing with Arabic music at Nana Club

Nana Club is at Corniche Basse No. 3, Plage Tanger, Avenue Mohammed VI, by Parking P.7. Its website identifies access from the car park or the beach promenade.

The stated musical direction is Khaleeji, Lebanese and Moroccan music. This makes it a distinct option for someone seeking that programme rather than a house-focused night.

The venue publishes midnight-to-5 am hours and says admission is reserved. Contact +212 603 858 484 to establish what reservation or approval is required for your group.

Ask about individual admission, table or bottle requirements, price and current opening. The published wording does not itself identify a free guest list or a fixed cover charge.

Save the confirmed entrance and pickup point. A venue on the waterfront still needs a precise meeting location when you are arranging a late return.

Alias at Mazagan in the El Jadida area

Alias is the nightclub at Mazagan Beach & Golf Resort, in the El Jadida area. The resort presents it as a venue for international DJs.

Plan it around the resort’s actual location and your accommodation. A reference to El Jadida should not be read as an address in the city centre.

Contact the resort team to ask about the event, genre, operating nights and access for non-resident visitors. Request an admission quotation or table proposal for your party.

If you are travelling from another town, arrange the whole return journey before committing. A destination club night involving a road transfer needs more planning than a venue close to your hotel.

How much does a night out cost?

Theatro publishes regular admission at 300 MAD including one drink, excluding special events. Other venues and special events need their own price check. A complete budget has five parts: admission, drinks, any table commitment, food if wanted, and the return journey.

At 555 Famous Club, two 170 MAD cocktails and one 120 MAD water total 460 MAD in menu spending, before admission or other charges. That calculation concerns drinks alone.

The 555 Famous Club menu is useful for checking individual-drink and bottle references. Compare the menu you intend to use with the entry or table quotation for your date.

A bottle, a ticket and a table minimum are different items. Do not calculate a group bill by dividing one bottle price unless the club has confirmed that it satisfies the whole booking.

Entry ticket or cover charge

This is the admission price for a person and a particular night. Establish whether it includes a drink, which drinks qualify, and whether a service or booking fee is added.

Check the event name and date before paying. A special guest performance may have a different price from the regular night described on a menu.

Bottle service and minimum spend

Bottle service concerns the products and service attached to a table arrangement. A minimum spend is the amount the group commits to spend on eligible items. Ask whether there is also a separate table fee.

For illustration only, a quoted 5,000 MAD minimum shared by four people is 1,250 MAD each before anything excluded from that quotation. This is a calculation example, not a tariff for a named club.

Confirm the bottle size, mixers, water, permitted guest count and whether food counts towards the minimum. Ask how a deposit is credited and how any shortfall is settled.

Payment and cancellation

Request the full amount in MAD and the payment method before sending a deposit. Reach a booking or payment page through the venue’s verified contact channel.

Read the cancellation, refund and no-show terms. Ask what happens if the event changes, the group becomes smaller or you miss a required arrival time. Keep the receipt and the written booking details.

How do guest lists work?

A guest list is a named admission arrangement offered for a particular night. Its benefit must be stated by the organiser: it might concern a price, an arrival window or another specific condition. The phrase alone does not establish free admission, priority access or a table.

First ask whether the club offers a guest list for your date. If it does, establish:

• Whose names must be registered and the maximum party size.
• Whether the list is complimentary or paid.
• The latest arrival time and what happens after it.
• Any included drink or required purchase.
• The age, identification and clothing requirements.
• Whether you have received confirmation or only submitted a request.

A direct example is Theatro’s reservation form, which explicitly distinguishes a request from guaranteed entry. The Club Agadir also waits for a venue reply to confirm a booking.

A newsletter subscription, a social-media follow or a hotel-room reservation does not state a guest-list benefit unless the relevant offer says so. Ask for the exact arrangement in writing.

How to reserve a club or VIP table

Choose the date and event before asking for a table. Give the number of guests and explain whether you want individual entry, a guest-list arrangement or a seated package.

For a VIP table, ask about its position and capacity. A seat beside the DJ, a booth overlooking the floor and another part of the room can carry different conditions. Ask whether the quotation identifies a specific table.

A useful enquiry is:

“Hello, we are four adults visiting on [date] for [event]. Could you confirm the music, opening time, entry price and any guest-list option? If we reserve a table, please state the minimum spend, included admission, drinks, deposit, arrival deadline and cancellation terms. Please also confirm the age, ID and dress requirements.”

Wait for the venue’s answer before treating the enquiry as a booking. Check that the reply matches the correct branch, date and party size.

Age requirements dress codes and arrival times

Use the rule for the venue or event you are attending. Leone’s November event listings specify no entry for under-18s, while Hyatt states that minors cannot enter Black House. Those examples should not be turned into a universal admission policy for every Moroccan venue.

Ask which original identification is accepted and bring what the club requires. Do not assume a phone photograph will satisfy an ID check.

Leone’s event listings describe elegant dress, and Black House requires proper dress. Ask directly about trainers, shorts, sportswear, sandals and large bags if any could affect your visit.

The what to wear in Morocco guide helps with packing for the wider trip. The venue’s own clothing requirements govern the club visit.

Confirm the latest admission time as well as opening time. When an event starts after midnight, establish which calendar date the ticket covers, especially if its poster uses the preceding evening’s date.

Late returns accessibility and practical precautions

Arrange how you will leave before you enter. Save the hotel address, the club’s exact entrance and a pickup point where the vehicle can stop. For a medina stay, include the final walk from the vehicle to your accommodation.

Ask your accommodation to help arrange the return if you are unfamiliar with the area. Choose a meeting point with the driver rather than relying on a general instruction such as “outside the club”.

For mobility needs, ask about the complete route: entrance steps, lifts, toilets, access to the table and any different route used late at night. A hotel location does not establish step-free access throughout.

Keep valuables with you and remain attentive to your drinks and bill. If you feel unwell or uncomfortable, tell venue staff and someone you trust. The broader Morocco safety health and insurance guide helps you prepare contacts and practical arrangements for the trip.

Check the actual programme during Ramadan, holidays and private events. Do not apply a normal weekly timetable to a date the venue has not confirmed.

Fit the club booking into your evening

Choose one main venue and allow time for dinner, travel and arrival. If you want to change clubs later, check the second venue’s entry conditions and latest admission time before leaving the first.

For a Tangier evening that also includes the medina and cafés, Visit Morocco Together’s Tangier Night Tour can provide a guided introduction. Agree its finishing time around any independent club reservation; club admission and VIP arrangements require their own booking.

Keep the following morning realistic. A club with a 4 am or 5 am closing time can affect an early train, airport transfer or long excursion even if you plan to leave before the end.

Frequently asked questions

Are there nightclubs throughout Morocco?

There are identifiable options in several cities, including those covered here. Choose a confirmed venue rather than assuming every city or hotel area has a nightclub.

Which clubs should I investigate for house music?

Leone promotes electronic, deep-house and Afro sounds; Papagayo identifies house and tech-house. Babouchka’s published programming also includes house-related styles. Check the specific event.

Where can I find Khaleeji and Moroccan music?

Nana Club in Tangier states that its DJ programme includes Khaleeji, Lebanese and Moroccan music. Confirm the programme for your intended night.

Is a guest list always free?

No. The organiser must confirm the price and benefit of its list, along with the arrival deadline and other conditions.

Does buying a bottle include admission?

Only if the quotation explicitly includes admission for the stated number of guests. A bottle-menu price alone does not establish the whole package.

Can I book an individual ticket without a table?

Ask for that option. Clubs and events can offer different admission formats, so specify that you want individual entry before accepting a table proposal.

Does a reservation request guarantee entry?

Theatro’s enquiry form explicitly says it does not. Check whether your venue has confirmed the requested arrangement and what conditions apply.

Can I rely on published regular opening hours?

Confirm the date, particularly for special events, Ramadan, holidays or private bookings. Also ask about the latest admission time.