Kawtar El Aallaoui
I like the concept, but not the execution. I’ve been to other co-working spaces before, and this one was my first real disappointment. If you come alone, you can either choose to sit in a private cubicle or share a table with a stranger. You’re charged by the hour: 15 dirhams for the shared space and, if I remember correctly, 25 for the private one. These prices include no drinks, which I find to be a rip-off by Moroccan standards. In a cyber café, you pay less and get more privacy. Unless this place is not aimed at Moroccans, which could explain it. The other co-working spaces I’ve been to don’t charge by the hour. You order your drink or food, and after two hours or so, depending on how busy the place is, the waiter brings you the menu again to order something else. So unless you're a digital nomad or someone traveling and working remotely with a decent income, this is probably not the place for you. If you're a student who needs to study or prepare for long hours, I suggest looking elsewhere. This space just doesn’t serve your needs.