Everything was great! The hosts were so lovely and welcoming! The place is just beautiful, traditionally and (very) tastefully decorated. The room was spacious and matched the pictures and description. The beds were comfortable and had a good amount of blankets for the cold nights we had. There was no external noises from the street and we woke up at the sound of the birds in the court yard. The breakfast was traditional morrocan, delicious and a great amount. The hosts went over and beyond with everything. We will definitely come back! Thank you so much!

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Beautiful, small riad. Comfortable, clean, gorgeous decor. Friendly staff. Airport transfer v easy. GREAT location. Quiet and peaceful. All our questions/requests etc responded to professionally and in a friendly manner.

The breakfast was a little limited and inconsistent. Lots of bread and sugary things. More fruit and choice would have been nice.

We have previously stayed at Dar Marhaba and really liked the place however it’s been fully booked each time but we got lucky to have been able to book it this time. The location is perfect as it is in the centre of jema el fna, the staff was great and very helpful throughout our trip. The breakfast was really nice and the owner Hassan was a exceptional host and I would recommend if you get a chance to stay at this riad because it is one of the best in marrakech. A big thankyou for Abdul for always being kind and courteous and helping us and making us mint tea at night. We also had the most delicious meal at the riad which we would definitely recommend. Thankyou for our stay 5***

I was staying with a group of 7 of us over two different stays. Pros: The courtyard here is the best. It’s big, and there is another terrace upstairs. It’s so quiet and peaceful. The boss Hassan was on hand on WhatsApp for any issue I had, along with arranging for several taxis including having someone to manually walk us to or pick us up for the closest road. He was very responsive. Even when the airport lines took two hours for our guests to get through, the taxis were dedicated to collecting them. The rooms are nicely decorated with lots of little details The hotel is a stones throw from the main square The night worker Abdul was awesome and felt like a pal by the end of the trip. It’s down a side street but doesn’t feel unsafe, the street it is off of is very very busy. But still, women shouldn’t walk alone at night off of the busy street. There are multiple eateries right on the doorstep. Including the best restaurant - Le Grand Bazaar Breakfast was really good Cons: I had pre arranged that our triple rooms were three single beds, and one was a double and one single, which luckily we could resolve, but only by chance. The second stay this was resolved. The location is a little tricky and means walking with your heavy bag through the craziness of Marrakech from either the main square or from a road further away. The street it’s off of gets overwhelmingly busy during the weekend, so you end up shuffling like packed sardines very slowly until you reach the square. It was like being at a festival! The day staff do not speak english, so this made communication quite difficult. There is also no fixed reception and sometimes I couldn’t find staff. If sharing a room you’ll only be given one key per room You’ll be woken at 4am by the prayer speaker right next to the hotel (but this is most places in Marrakech)

Location is right in the centre of Medina. The main square, market, multiple dining options are just behind the corner. At the same time it is surprisingly very quiet. The patio offers pleasant space to rest from the heat, crowd and noise of the city. Hotel stuff is very polite.

Breakfast quality varies depending on the person who prepared it. We stayed two nights and one morning it was very good, another one just average. The streets leading to the hotel may be extremely crowded. The riad is a typical Moroccan type of hotel placed in the old town (medina) which has some downsides on default such as dark rooms, it may be loud when there are more people staying in a hotel, bathrooms are not European standard.

We stayed in this Riad in our first night in Marrakesh. The guy running the place (sorry I forgot the nameee🥲) is very sweet and kind, he came to get us in the street where we arrived with the taxi and took us until the Riad. Meanwhile he recommended us some places to go for dinner. The Riad is very beautiful and cozy, inside the medina very close to the square. He also prepared us the breakfast earlier because we had to leave for a tour. I would definitely reccomend this place, thank you so much for everything, it was amazing 🙏🏻☀️

This is a traditional, very cozy riad that is located in the heart of Marrakech within 5 minutes walk to the main square. Although the area is super busy, the room offered a great shelter from the crowd and noises. It is very traditionally decorated, with dimmed lights and unique ambience. Breakfasts are served in the courtyard, where a big orange tree is providing shadow and birds are chirping. Staff is super friendly and helpful.

The only thing that might have been a small issue while staying in the riad is very limited privacy one has there, and not all guests were respecting that when e.g. speaking on the phone.

The location was great, the staff of the riad were extremely kind and helpful. The breakfast was delicious and exactly the right amount and variety. Much recommended great value for money!

It is important to know that you can hear very loudly the muezzin's call for prayer from the room early in the morning (like between 4-5). We woke up to it after a very long and exhausting journey. It is not the riad's fault, just something to be aware of.

My family and I recently stayed at Dar Marhaba, and we were very pleased with property, staff, and location. Upon arrival, we were greeted with a traditional green tea with mint, which was a nice break after transiting to Marrakech. The room we stayed in was clean, comfortable, and we felt safe during our stay. If I had to come up with some criticisms, I'd say the water pressure was marginally lacking and the pillows could have been a more comfortable. Otherwise, we enjoyed the room and adjacent terrace. The property was also surprisingly quiet, considering the proximity to and how loud Jamaa el Fna Square is. Speaking of, the Square is only a 3 minute walk, and there are, of course, plenty of souks nearby the property. Daily breakfast was included with our stay and it was plenty sufficient for our family. Consisting of egg, coffee, orange juice, and various breads, we always left satisfied. We did not take advantage of lunch or dinner at the property, but it is an option. The staff was exceedingly friendly, despite our language barrier. I don't speak French or Arabic, but we were able to make it work with Google Translate. I believe one or two of the gentlemen that work there speak English, so there's that. Otherwise, the hotel was good for what it is and what we paid. I would happily stay there again on a return trip to Marrakech.

as mentioned above, if I had to come up with a criticism, I’d say the bathroom was a bit lacking, the pillows were uncomfortable, and the pack’n play could have used a better pad for the babies.

The host was very kind and understanding. We had originally booked 2 nights, but we had some problems during our trip and could not make it for the first one, so he very kindly changed our reservation to only one night. The bed was comfy, the shower had a good water pressure, overall a pretty nice riad. Good internet speed.

It is a bit difficult to find. Try to walk very confidently on those little streets, like you know where you are going, so to avoid all the 'helpful' people that want to show you around and expect money afterwards.