100 out of 100, Work score
Recommended by 2 independent sources
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Recommended by: named as a place to work from by 2 independent sources.
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I would suggest Pikala Café. They have a co-working space, and the cafe is very bohemian and chill.
- Laptops: welcome
r/MoroccoReddit thread, September 2023Working/studying space in Marrakech
on reddit.comRecommended by
My favorite spot. Not yet discovered by the masses and therefore not mega crowded, as is the case in many other places in Marrakech. ... Full of nice workspaces and cozy sitting areas.
- Seats: usually free
- Indoor seating: yes
- Laptops: welcome
Working Remotely (workingremotely.nl)Blog post, March 2025Remote working in Marrakech: the ultimate guide for digital nomads
on workingremotely.nl
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Pikala Café is a café in Marrakech, Morocco.
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- Route Sidi Abelaziz, Bab Doukkala ⴱⴰⴱ ⴷⵯⴽⴽⴰⵍⴰ
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