Marrakesh Menara Airport

Most of the airport cleaning staff are friendly, overall airport is clean, but toilets could be kept clean more. Male toilet urinary area is too higher. Immigration not friendly at all, everyone talking to each other, typical you find this kind of official places, in Marrakech. Security places, are not planned well, but its quick, many dont even understand a word in English. Many places you find this, but atleast people understand and helpful, not in here. The exchange rate is horrendous, and lack of help in navigation, and absurd duty free; overall this place gets only two, as it has a masjid inside.

It is a small and quite clean airport, a small playground for the little ones, a few shops and restaurants and a smoking area. On the other hand, it is very poorly organized. Be prepared to stand in line at baggage claim, at ticket check, at security check in, at passport check and after all this you are checked again if you have a pen scribble on your ticket. I understand that as many employees as possible need to be paid, but at least the paid ones should not be there to rub our nerves as tourists… First and last time through this airport

the airport is large and in some parts beautiful. entry was easy and wait wasn’t long in the morning. aeroport bus for 30 dh or u can take taxi or the infamous indrive. exit took a bit longer. and at the gate for delta they do security again but extensive. so annoying

Heard so many horror stories about this place, and never experienced a single one of them. Staff were helpful, especially when asked for help. The airport is beautiful and I wish I had arrived sooner to take more of it in. I was over the moon to find a Starbucks inside and the coffee was incredible. There's even a smoking area once you are through all of the security. The duty free shops are out of this world! Cannot wait to visit again!

It is a very modern and cleen airport. I really liked it. They told us it can take long at the border control but it went very fast for us. You can find many stray cats there. They are cute but I don't kmow of you can pet them. Go to Al Barid bank in the departure area if we want to change your money for morrocan dirhams. Once you get out of the arrival hall the security will not let you back in.

Very dirty. Restrooms are far from being clean. Workers aren’t kind. If you fly with Ryaner, your luggage is going to be weighed and sized. Be really prepared for that since they don’t doubt and will make you pay.

Going by some of the experiences shared on social media we were expecting long queues at every turn but it really wasn’t like that at all. Both quick and efficient on entry and exit of the country, baggage claim & security. With just one terminal it’s a relatively small airport with literally only one shop on the check-in side and the rest airside. There’s a couple of places to eat mainly serving sandwiches and a couple of duty free shops. There’s a message place airside too but it’s quite expensive - €35 for 15 minutes. Euros and other international currency is the preferred currency too airside not local MAD. The airport itself is modern, beautifully designed, reflecting local cultural influences and easy to navigate. It is kept clean and has plenty of toilets. There is one dedicated smoking area in departures.

Security check after security check. About 7 checks in all. Can not use your boarding card on phone. Print out boarding Pass. Go to baggage check in to get boarding card all paper. Get stamp. Next check stamp. Check passport and stamp and on and on. NO AIR. stuffy and humid No AC and no air. Other than that ok.