Beautiful Riad ~ couldn’t fault it. Staff were so friendly & helpful rooms were lovely as well

Having never been to Marrakesh before I did some research but don’t think this is a great location for two women. It is walking distance to the souks but we had a bit of hassle from men in the area

Very spacious and lovely riad! Our room was very clean and the riad itself was beautiful. They also have a restaurant which serves really good food. We weren't able to try their spa but it is available if guests want it. The riad is on average about 30 mins walk from main tourist spots and restaurants. There's accessible road just outside the riad if you wanted a taxi.

It is a bit far out compared to the other riads but if you don't mind the walk this isn't too bad at all. It is still accessible by foot (about 30 mins) from the main medina square.

I want to gate keep this place so badly but everyone should experience staying in such a beautiful and local riad. We booked a standard room which was very large, well cleaned everyday and beautiful in general. It is located in a quieter part of town and we felt very safe and welcomed but not only the road owner and staff who were exceptional hosts but also the locals living by the riad. Watching the sunset on the terrace was also a special experience. As a woman I felt very safe!There is also a small store next door selling all sorts of snacks and drinks (the guy running it was super friendly and didn’t rip us off at all). All in all if your looking for a genuine local Moroccan experience that is fairly priced look no further

Nothing. It was perfect!!!

The Riad was beautiful inside, the room was of a high standard, very clean and comfortable and so traditional. The staff absolutely made this stay enjoyable, everyone we interacted with was so friendly and welcoming. Another high point was the food - hands down the best tagine we had all week!

I've read a lot about the location- yes it's a good 20 minute walk to the heart of the medina and whilst at first it didn't feel the best walk (very residential and busy/ chaotic) I very quickly got used to the route! But if you want to be close to the action this riad is a little further out

Tucked away on the edge of the medina, it’s about 20 odd minutes walk to the souks. If you want to go down to Bahia Palace which is a little further, 10 minutes (100 dirham) in a taxi. We were late getting in on the first night as clearing immigration in Marrakech takes a while, but they’d kept our meal for us which was super. Staff have excellent English which is great as my Arabic amounts to “thank you” and they are so helpful with advice, directions, taxi booking etc. The lovely gentleman on reception rang our excursion to check it was all booked and the tour operator was picking us up. Breakfast is included, coffee was delicious. Honestly, a lovely little spot. Comfy bed, good shower and a delightful retreat after the hustle and bustle of a day exploring and of course souk shopping! Highly recommend and would stay again, great value for money.

Nothing, it was lovely!

The property is beautiful. Looked absolutely amazing in all the photos and all. The staff members were polite. I truly enjoyed all the photos and memories I made at this hotel.

The doors of the rooms have holes in them which you can see through. We were on the ground floor we could see staff members walking around when the door was closed. If we could see them that means they could also possibly see us . Say if one was changing their clothes …. When mentioned to the staff members this was completely disregarded. Also one of the staff members tried tipping if off on one of the excursions he was charging double to any of the companies which charge half that price within t the market.

Best riad I've stayed in during my entire trip around Morocco! I entered it in the evening after a somewhat hectic train + taxi trip and was stunned by how quiet and peaceful it was. Such a stark contrast between the world outside and the riad! This was especially appreciated after every venture into the Marrakech medina which is very intense. The staff were absolutely lovely, extremely attentive guys that were available 24/7 and helped out with every request. They've also helped us order a taxi and shared some local tips. The rooms are not very new but they feel very, very authentic and cozy. I've switched 2 rooms during my stay here and both were clean and very comfy. They also offer a paid dinner menu that is very, very good. My friend and I tried it twice - he ended up loving both his meals, for me one of them was a miss (my bad - accidentally ordered something I don't like) but the dishes are all very authentic and cooked well.

While breakfast was served in the best way possible (brought to your table with tea, coffee, and orange juice), it was a little plain for my taste. It was all entirely sweet and made up of different types of Moroccan bread (no fruits/veggies) and jam. All very delicious but I would have loved to have some savory options as well.

Excellent staff, very friendly, accommodating and most sincere and kind hospitality from everyone working in the Riad. The chef prepared the most incredible menu, which was by far the best food we have had in Morocco during our entire trip and deserves 10+ stars, we’re still dreaming of it. Location is also great, a bit on the outer skirt of the medina but perfectly reachable by taxi and foot (we walked most of the time, except late in the evening), which makes the location a bit quieter with less tourists around and more local people. We loved our stay here and will be back most definitely. Thank you!

Everything was perfect.

What a wonderful find! The streets on the way there aren’t much to look at and when you first pull up you might wonder what you’re getting into but once you’re in and you close the doors this is such a beautiful place to stay! Clean, welcoming and so quiet considering the other side of the walls is the street hustle and bustle! We used the airport transfer they offer for both airport journeys so didn’t have to worry about taxis. The staff were so attentive and friendly, nothing was too much trouble for them. Having only 9 rooms means everything seemed very personal and we were always greeted with a smile and a hello. Breakfast was freshly cooked each morning (there was no choice of menu but it was still good), tea coffee and freshly squeezed orange juice too. We had dinner there one evening and the food was incredible, the chicken and lamb tajines come highly recommended! Rooftop terrace where the staff would come up to check whether you needed anything. Yes you can get beer/alcohol here (I know not all the Riads offer it). The room itself was spacious and clean, very traditional but still had modern comforts. Some people might find the location a little out the way but for us it was no problem, once you done the walk once (15/20mins to the main square) you could find your way easily. Yes you do have to walk down some side streets and you have plenty of locals to go past but we were barely pestered or spoken to, maybe a couple of times across all the times we went back and forward. I also had the 2 hour massage and facial and it was fantastic! Overall, if you want somewhere authentic, welcoming and great value for money, try this place out, you won’t be disappointed!

Nothing not to like, but I would say if you’re in a rush to get out or check out when you’re leaving, plan your showers as the shower in our room needed 15mins or so to ‘recharge’ once one of us had used it for 10mins, so just something to be aware of if you have dinner reservations for example.

The staff were very welcoming and attentive at all times. The evening meal we had was excellent value for money, very authentic and full of flavour. The breakfast was a little limited but good quality and taste, ideal for the day ahead.

On arrival we were a bit shocked by the area that the hotel was in, but in the end that was our nievety as we had never been to Morocco before. It felt a bit intimidating at first but within the first day we found the locals very warm and friendly, lovely people.