Riad l'Heure d'Eté

Great location and staff, breakfast very good. Comfortable beds

Pros: Great location to the square, comfortable bed and the bathroom layout is good. Staff are friendly and helpful, breakfast is lovely. The massage was excellent and reasonably priced.

Cons: Very noisy outside the suite with motorbikes and rubbish collection every morning at 4am. The riad can be noisy with inconsiderate guests, but that’s not unusual for riads. We should have been informed beforehand of a charge for extra teas & coffees: no kettle in the rooms is normal but we weren’t told of the additional charge.

Clean, quiet, ideal location

Pros: The staff, especially Omar, was very friendly and helpful. The room service cleaned our room , changed the bed sheets, provide us with shampoo and shower gel, every single day of our visit. The Riad’s location is ideal, if you plan to walk a lot, since it’s in the most central part of Marrakesh and close to everything.

Cons: The jacuzzi couldn’t get warm enough. The mattresses could have been a little better.

It was alright.

Pros: It was located in a lane which was 5 minutes from the main square, not accessible by car. The breakfast was good but repetitive. The room was very spacious.

Cons: The bathroom, though clean, needed a bit of touching up.

Pros: the staff is super friendly and helpful. The room is clean and the breakfast is good too.

Cons: The location is good but only after you are familiar with the area, otherwise very easy to get lost in the beginning.

Excellent Riad

Pros: The staff couldn't do enough - thank you Sanaa, Omar, Abdul and Miriam. Very clean and room is cleaned daily with bed made too. We got the small room- it was small but ok. Great shower nice hot water. Lots to eat at breakfast We had some early starts they accommodated with early breakfast. We didn't use the jacuzzi but it looks good. Good location yet quiet at night. Its pedestrianised with 5 min walk from taxi drop off. might be a problem with a bag if mobility issues. They offered taxis and trips but we had already booked. Did the hammam/massage 45 Euro option - my husband went after me and it was rushed! We both enjoyed and did it at the hotel for convenience. Doors opened and closed during treatment as 2 ladies talking to each other: Treatments great but not a deluxe experience

A relaxing stay in a bustling city.

Pros: Location was great and the staff very helpful. Despite being so close to the noisy centre it was very quiet, even on the roof terrace.

Cons: Nothing.

Pros: Excellent stay (four nights). Traditional with a modern twist. Great rooms, the service and staff were amazing, from the airport transfer through to checkout. Everyone was very friendly and helpful, outstanding were Abdul and Omar. Breakfasts were a great start to the day. Similar set up each day, but different tasty breads and cake and if you get the chance then pre-book an evening menu too. We enjoyed the food more than in the restaurants we tried around town. Extremely tasty and beautifully cooked. We'd highly recommend this Riad. Definitely give it five stars all the way. Very close to Prince Street (shopping and restaurants) and Jemma el-Fnaa square (pure madness!), everywhere is quite flat for walking to places and souks too. Once again a shout out to Omar (the evening manager (?)) He was extremely helpful while staying in the city giving recommendations on places to eat and visit.

Cons: We enjoyed everything about our stay

Wonderful Stay

Pros: Beautifully decorated, great location and good breakfast

Cons: None

Pros: A very nice and calm riad in the center of the medina close to everything. We enjoyed the brekfast at the rooftop with coffee, juice, fresh fruit, msemmen and cakes. All the staff were very friendly and kind, especially Omar who helped us a lot.

Peaceful stay at the heart of Marrakesh

Pros: Great location, close to the main square yet silent, good breakfast and Omar (and all the staff tbh) was very friendly and helpful

Cons: Room was rather small and the shower drain seemed to be a bit clogged.