Where to Stay in Meknes
Best WiFi, coworking spaces, and long-stay neighborhoods
Our pick for digital nomads
Stay in Ville Nouvelle (New City)
Better Wi-Fi, more modern cafes suitable for working, and a generally more relaxed pace than the Medina.
Best Neighborhoods for Digital Nomads
Ranked by relevance for digital nomads visiting Meknes
Ville Nouvelle (New City)
Mid-rangeA functional, modern district with administrative buildings, shops, and wider avenues.
- +More spacious and easier to navigate
- +Access to modern shops, restaurants, and services
- +Better parking options for those with cars
- -Lacks the historical charm and atmosphere of the Medina
- -Can feel less authentically Moroccan
Medina (Old City)
Mid-rangeA labyrinthine historic heart pulsating with traditional Moroccan life, crafts, and souks.
- +Authentic immersion into Moroccan culture
- +Abundance of local crafts and food stalls
- +Charming riads offering unique stays
- -Can be overwhelming and disorienting for some
- -Limited modern amenities within the core
Heri es-Souani Area
Mid-rangeDominated by historical monuments and vast agricultural surroundings, offering a quieter, grander scale.
- +Proximity to major historical sites
- +Peaceful and less crowded than the Medina
- +Grand historical architecture
- -Limited dining and shopping options directly within the area
- -Can feel somewhat isolated from the city center's buzz
WiFi & Remote Work in Meknes
Quality
Good
Avg Speed
20-50 Mbps in cafes
Free WiFi
Most cafes, restaurants, and hotels offer free Wi-Fi to customers.
Coworking
Limited dedicated coworking spaces; cafes are the primary option. Some hotels may offer business centers.
Daily Budget (Budget)
MAD 450/day
Hidden Gems in Meknes
Lesser-known spots the locals love
Au Cheval Rouge
This no-frills eatery is a local favorite for authentic and delicious tagines at incredibly reasonable prices. Locals flock here for a true taste of Moroccan home cooking.
1 area to be cautious about
Read our full safety guide for Meknes