This was a lovely quaint riad in ideal location only few minutes walk to the square.Staff were friendly and helpful. On arrival mint tea was deliciously...

This was a lovely quaint riad in ideal location only few minutes walk to the square.Staff were friendly and helpful. On arrival mint tea was deliciously Rooms needed few more mirrors as it made it difficult to get ready with only 1 bathroom room mirror to share.The shower was amazing plenty of hot water you felt refreshed.Rooms are a little bit cramp but i think this is the experience of the riad.Breakfast was bit on sweet side for me.Wifi was very slow.Had a really good massage although bit pricey.Overall great experience, if the riad makes these adjustments it would get 5 stars.

This riad is in the perfect location, close walking distance to jemaa el-fna. The first person we met gave us information about the city while we had a...

This riad is in the perfect location, close walking distance to jemaa el-fna. The first person we met gave us information about the city while we had a welcome tea and another staff member brought our bags to our room. He answered all our questions and showed us the must see spots in the medina. We enjoyed the breakfasts and ended our days on the terrace to relax after walking around the medina. Great food in their restaurant if you try the discovery menu or traditional. The hammam and massage service in the riad was so relaxing! We had a very late flight our last day in Marrakech but the staff held our luggage while we went out on an excursion and they also arranged for a taxi to the airport for us. Everyone made us feel so welcome from beginning to end!Room was nice but small. There are no TVs (which was actually nice) and bed was on the firm side. Wi-Fi available as well. Overall, a great stay and would recommend!

Lovely riad with friendly helpful staff. Booked the suite which was spacious but the extra bed was a bit firm! Only a few minutes walk to the square, very...

Lovely riad with friendly helpful staff. Booked the suite which was spacious but the extra bed was a bit firm! Only a few minutes walk to the square, very safe at anytime. Breakfast was good and varied everyday. Didn’t try the jacuzzi. Terrace is lovely place to relax. We booked the hammam, massage and dinner package at €99 for two people, excellent value.

I recently had the pleasure of spending a week at this Riad. The staff is helpful and friendly. The rooms are clean and quiet. It is located just a...

I recently had the pleasure of spending a week at this Riad. The staff is helpful and friendly. The rooms are clean and quiet. It is located just a few minutes walk from the main plaza and the souk. What more can anyone ask for?Breakfast is served on the roof-top. It is a lovely location for lingering until one can go take on the day. We made two excursions that required that we leave the Riad before the posted breakfast hours. The staff accommodated our schedule.And, speaking of excursions, we booked two different ones. The first was booked through the airport transfer service we used to get from the airport to the Riad. The second was through the Riad. The one booked through the Riad was substantially better than the one we booked blindly. Also, we had experience with two different luggage porters, one with the airport transfer service and the other with the Riad. And, again, the one booked by the Riad was better. The second porter stayed with us until the transfer service arrived and he didn't argue with us about money. The first porter became abusive when we only wanted to pay him what we were told he was going to charge.The only negative thing I can say is that the hot tub wasn't hot until the end of our stay. I came prepared to sit in the hot tub after a long day of walking and haggling over stuff in the market...but, it was not to be.I can recommend the massages. They need to be booked a little in advance.

It's a Riad, something like a "pousada" in Brasil, so you've to rate it thinking in that, instead a hotel! The standard rooms are small but enough to put...

It's a Riad, something like a "pousada" in Brasil, so you've to rate it thinking in that, instead a hotel! The standard rooms are small but enough to put 2 big bags and 2 backpacks! Suites are a little bit more spacious, but nothing significant! All rooms haven't fridge or TV! The cleanness is ok! Our room and the most part of the others have the bathroom's window faced to the internal corridor, what can be unpleasant! The breakfast is small (coffee/tea, juice, bread, butter/jams, slice of cake, yogurt, a kind of pancake and a different fruit every day) but fresh and pretty good! The staff is small, at least in December, and, for example, if you'd like to drink beer at 10pm on the rooftop, the same guy in the front desk will be the waiter! The most important thing here is the location - you'll be steps (2 minutes maximum) from the Jemaa el-Fna, where "everything" happens in Marrakesh and from where you'll reach, on foot, all others "must to see" places in the city!

This Riad is very welcoming for solo travellers. The room was clean and it was cleaned every day. The food was good, I had dinner on their rooftop terrace...

This Riad is very welcoming for solo travellers. The room was clean and it was cleaned every day. The food was good, I had dinner on their rooftop terrace every night and it was very relaxing and pleasant. The staff was friendly and very opened to help. Even though I had booked my day trips previously to my arrival in Marrakesh, they didn't hold any grudge against me for not booking through them. The only thing I would say and it has nothing to do with the service of the hotel, but rather with its location: it is located next to the square but it is a bit hidden and you have to take some narrow streets. For a solo traveller, it can be a bit unsettling, especially with all the local men trying to approach you.