Never again
I wasn't going to write a review so didn't take many photos but now I feel obliged to warn any potential guests.
We stayed at the hotel last week & now deeply regret not choosing a different one closer to the centre. However there is a subway outside Marrakech with line 1, 2 & 3 taking you to the centre in about 15-20mins but add another 15mins for walking in the subway maze. It is a waste of time AND money as the transport in NYC isn't cheap. One ride is $2.50 but on a Metro card is $2.25
Now the hotel itself.
The check-in was fairly quick as there were no other guests at the time but the attitude of the receptionist wasn't what we expected. After checking our room I politely asked if it was possible to change the room but I was refused & told all rooms looked the same. Really?!
We paid $645 for 2 people, 4 nights. Overpriced for what we had.
Our room was extremely hot as there's no aircon, very small & there was NO wardrobe to hang the clothes!! just 2 hangers on the door. Barely any place to move around. The view from the window was... a dirty yard & a brick wall.
The bed was reasonably comfortable but our sleep was disturbed by the annoying noise of some machinery sounding like an ancient air conditioning wannabe from the outside. We had to sleep with an open window as it was unbearably hot. Also the staff seem to make A LOT of noise at 6am waking us up every morning.
The bed was made everyday but the sheets were changed only once in 4 nights we stayed there.
The bathroom was small but fairly clean however I would recommend wearing flip flops in the shower as the floor looked dated & cracked. The towels were changed daily but there was only 1 face towel for two people on the first night.
The lighting in the room is very dark so forget about reading a book in the evening. 
The room seemed to be cleaned (?) everyday but definitely not hoovered as we kept finding the same rubbish on the carpet every night and we also found A DIRTY SOCK from a previous guest under the bed! 
The only place in the hotel we liked was its lobby - it had a nice Moroccan interior, 2 small TVs, no bar. Wifi was available only in the lobby but we seemed to have a connection in our room too.
A very important information - there is no lift meaning you have to drag your heavy suitcases to the 4 floor!! The stairs are narrow & if not careful you can fall easily.
The hotel offers no breakfast but there are plenty places to eat around & a Starbuck downstairs. We recommend Broadway Bagels 3 mins walking from the hotel, just turn left, its on the corner of 102nd &101st street or Absolute Bagels on 107th Str. on the right from the hotel. There are few decent restaurants around to eat your dinner at in the evening.
All in all I would never go back there & advice others to think twice before choosing Marrakech as its overpriced, far from the centre & hostel like.