Riad Dombaraka

We were nervous about the taxi and getting to the Riad. Dominique arranged the taxi to

Pros: The location was perfect. Very close to everything.

Cons: Nothing to dislike!

A little piece of heaven

Pros: Everything was wonderful… Dominique organised a taxi to pick us up from the airport and take directly to the Riad. We were given tea and coffee on arrival and the same attentiveness and care and consideration was shown to us at all times by Dominique and her staff…all lovely and extremely helpful. The suite we stayed in was truly beautiful, an oasis away from the hustle and bustle outside. The breakfast was delicious and served in a beautiful dining are with a log fire burning ( it was surprisingly cold, we were unfortunate with the weather) Nothing was an inconvenience for them, we were even allowed to stay in our suite way beyond our check out time ( we had a late flight home) at no extra cost and once again, with wonderful hospitality. An absolute

Cons: Everything was perfect, despite the weather!!!

We loved it and Dominique was the perfect and most generous and helpful host.

Pros: The breakfast was very fresh and made as we ordered and had locally made yoghurt, croissants, and jams and loads of coffee. Perfect start to the day.

Cons: All was wonderful, great rooms, central location, super breakfast and the staff were great and a big thank you to, Imad, Laschen, Bukhura the wonderful chef......in fact all the staff. were terrific.

Fantastic friendly stay in a great historic setting

Pros: Fantastic setting that really felt like a home. Very close to everything in the centre, but very peaceful. We stayed in an excellent historic room. The bed linen was the MOST comfortable I’ve ever stayed in. All the staff are extremely friendly and helpful, and Dominique the owner is lovely. I broke my bag and they were great in getting it to a local guy to fix for €2. The Hammam onsite was a fantastic experience.

Beautiful Riad with friendly helpful staff. Highly recommend.

Pros: Dominique and her staff were very friendly and helpful. Dominique organised a taxi for us from a different hotel to the Riad which made getting there easier as you and your luggage are escorted to the Riad. This saved us a lot of stress when we under a time pressure to get to a tour. She also drew us a great map of the Medina which helped a lot. The riad was peaceful and beautiful and we had a very tasty meal there one evening with nice wine.

An elegant retreat, just steps from the best of the medina.

Pros: A warm welcome with mint tea in the lush courtyard garden, surrounded by beautiful architecture and furnishings, and the most gracious host and staff offering excellent friendly service, assistance and advice.

Lovely stay

Pros: The host was very friendly, they organised a taxi to take us from the airport and also we had dinner there the 1st night. We also had to leave early so they organised an early breakfast for us. Very helpful and the place was beautiful, very comfy bed, lovely and quiet. It was lovely to have breakfast up on the roof terrace

Can't wait to go back

Pros: The welcome from Dominique was lovely. She is so helpful in giving good tips for restaurants and activities. The staff are lovely and helpful too, which creates a lovely vibe at the riad. It is an absolute haven, with comfy beds leading to a wonderful night's sleep. The breakfast each day included homemade bread and different Moroccan fruit juices. There are lots of comfortable places to relax in the riad, and there are amazing views from the rooftop terrace. The hammam at the riad is a must too!

Cons: Nothing!

Pros: Really beautiful Riad with a very nice personnel. Highly recommended.

Highly recommend Riad Dombaraka - all I had hoped for, and more.

Pros: An oasis in the hustle and bustle of the medina. Friendly, helpful, and accommodating staff. Amazing room (the Suite Secret), even though there was only two of us - our own private view out over the city.

Cons: IF there can be any improvement (and it's a big IF): a small fridge in the room for water would be nice, and maybe a little more variation at breakfast (some fresh fruit or local cheese?).