Great place
Cool! A very nice place to settle and sleep !. In addition, the workers are very attentive. Recommendable!
I recently stayed in this riad and I really appreciated the commitment and availability of Youssef, Hassan, Nadia and all the staff for all my requests, always kind and friendly. I enjoyed the breakfast on the terrace, between fruit juice, coffee, milk, bread, jam, fruit, yogurt, cake was really abundant for me. I stayed in two different rooms: although they were very different I found them both cozy with comfortable beds. I wanted to open a parenthesis on some reviews read on the various sites in charge. I happened to read some too harsh and direct reviews on riads, some too reductive, so I would like to say a few words about these people who write harsh criticisms and in my opinion exaggerated (but who are you, Marco Polo? Magellano?). The criticism is there, the reviews are made on purpose, but there is a limit to everything. I personally have been still in Marrakech, the riads are not 5-star hotels, some particularities are typical of the type of accommodation and it is necessary to think locally and realize that you are not in Dubai or Singapore: often what could appear as a defect it is a virtue that characterizes the location, and fortunately the accommodations around the world are not all identical. When I read "the rooms are too cold" and that's it without writing anything else, it is necessary to understand that the building typology is predisposed to this, in any riad you will perceive this feeling, the windows look internally into a shaded patio and the walls are made of so as not to allow excessive overheating of the premises. You are in Africa, not in Europe: they have to protect themselves from the heat and if they managed it without air conditioners 300 years ago, it means that they were good at it. If you are cold, put on an extra blanket (which will be given to you often and willingly if you ask). It should be remembered that you always have to adapt a little while traveling, otherwise it is clear that wandering around the world is not for you. But if you think it is too difficult to fit in a bit, then without even so much tact I tell you that you would do well to stay in your home. Closed parenthesis.
No doubt they can still improve their service here, but the riad is well maintained and worth a visit (I was struck by the good state of the places, well maintained 300 year old rooms with wooden ceilings, very nice). Even if the riad is very far from the central square it becomes an opportunity to cross the less visited part of the city and, why not, discover some pleasant surprises.
This Riad is not located near the square as advertised. It is very poorly indicated and difficult to access. Frugal breakfast but the whole is clean. The photos of the terrace are taken from the best angle. The view is not that great.
Very nice riad, clean and helpful managers.
We had the junior suite large double room with adjoining sitting room and bathroom. The bathroom co. And all the bathrooms in marrakech are very nice but poorly designed you have to get used to it
Breakfast on the terrace not bad but definitely not traditional
Ah the place is in a place impossible to find with a map believe me it does not exist on the maps none if you ask one of those old men with the wagon who carry the suitcases instead well .. incredibly he will take you there leaving you speechless so beware of night arrivals.