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Absolute gem!

Pros: This is amazing place is so under rated. The property is beautifully decorated showing off lots character. The bedding was so comfortable with gorgeous soft linen. I loved every moment here and wish I had stayed longer but was leaving the next day. The location was perfect to get to the main square within 10 minutes, passing by local eateries and cafes. Much easier to stay here than in the Medina, helplessly navigating your way through endless alleyways....although that is great fun too!

Thank you for everything

Pros: Very kind and respectful, they made us feel as if we were home .

Pros: Roof Top view! & Breakfast! PUBLIC ADVICE! The pictures on the listings are sometimes very dated. Only book one or two nights see how the place is and you can always extend, obviously it will be difficult to do that in peak season. But worth doing, better than being miserable and in a place you don't want to stay!

Cons: Abdul Rahman should be retired. Showed him the shower head was not fixed to the wall. And he made excuses for two days straight. My mates room had issues with the toilet waterflow and storage rail broken. I honestly would have extended my stay!

Lovely little hidden gem

Pros: The property was lovely, a real hidden gem. Absolutely beautiful.

Cons: Nothing - really lovely place for the price!

Pros: The staff are really friendly and helpful, the riad is really beautiful. The room is clean and comfortable. Me and the staff become friends 😅😅😅

Cons: I would suggest some improvements, for example, adding indication for the riad. I am moroccan, and I was lost. So, I asked for help from the neighbours. Imagine non moroccan. How will they feel??

Good value for money in central Marrakech

Pros: Centrally located. Our host has been super friendly, welcoming and so nice. Breakfast is real value. Very cute place

Cons: We couldn’t easily find the riad. We had the room located next to the breakfast room with a very little privacy

A great stay

Pros: The riad is a long way down a narrow street and coming on a motorcycle I was a little wary but it was no problems to get there and Abdul the host cycled me to a place where I could securely keep my motorcycle for 7E about 5 mins walk away. The riad was not the most modern but it felt very authentic. No evening food but the nearby attractions more than made up for that. Of most importance, although 10 mins away from Jemaa El Fna, it was so very quiet and relaxing. A very good nights sleep. great breakfast too!

Cons: A little hard to find, but that was good because of a lack of noise or passing people

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Pros: Abdul was very accomodating and very friendly. If I missed anything he would make it in order.

Pros: A quiet location sited a short walk away from the nearest road. All the staff there were extremely welcoming and particularly friendly. I would most curtainly stay there again.

Cons: If I had to say anything it would be to the other guests. Perhaps a sign with no noise after 22:00 or there abouts...

Pros: Abdul was very welcoming and helped us book a trip to Ouarzazate, which I highly recommend! He personally took us to the pickcup location in the morning. He also helped us negotiate a reasonable price with a taxi driver when he found us speaking in the street. Really nice, sweet and accommodating host! Lastly, I also recommend the dinner that was offered to us during our first night. We arrived pretty late, around 23h, still the food was great!

Cons: The Riad is the last one in a series of alleys inside the Medina. It's safe and highly policed, since it's near the palace, but can be a bit intimidating on the first night.