My family of 4 stayed here twice on our 2 week trip to Morocco; 2 nights at the start and 1 night at the end. We found the staff to be very welcoming and helpful, and the space relaxed and quiet. It's down a small street off of a busy road in the medina, and provides a peaceful and colourful space to retreat to after sightseeing. The breakfast was consistently great and not the same every day. We used the taxi service to/ from the airport and would recommend using that as navigating the medina takes some getting used to.

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The staff was the highlight of the stay- especially Ayuba and Doha. I felt very safe and if I needed any help it would be readily available. The entire staff there are the best and I felt welcome from the moment I walked in. The breakfast was delicious and the staff was very flexible on what time they would prepare it for me. My room was clean and I loved that I could just step onto the rooftop. I appreciated the air-con which was not loud which helped for a comfortable evening. The location of the Riad was great too because it's a 5-minute walk into the Souk which takes you into the square. Ayuba was very helpful with directions and I was given the manager's phone number which I could call if I ever had any problems (I did not but it was nice to have just in case). I can't believe how cheap the Riad was for the standard of comfort and service. I can not recommend this Riad enough and I know that when I return I will be happy to stay there again. Safe location for lone travelers and families alike.

I cant think of a single thing that was even a little bit unhappy about. The riad, staff and location was perfect.

It’s very closely located to the heart of Medina and their main square. The staff is helpful and kind. The rooms are spacious and comfortable. They arranged a ride for us from and to the airport. Overall, good experience.

The only concern I would say is that the breakfast was good but it could have been better. They would serve omelettes upon request and wouldn’t offer on their own. We had 3 kids under 5 with us so we do consider breakfast serious. Also, the towels they provided were a bit stiff and could be better with a softener or may be replaced.

We are very glad we stayed at Riad Konouz for our three nights in Marrakech. It is a twenty minute walk from the main square and a bit more to the main palaces and the Koutoubia mosque. But it is very close to lots of shops and restaurants and also very quiet. Our daughter enjoyed that their was a playground a few minutes down the street. The hosts were incredibly friendly and hospitable. We enjoyed our two dinners and our breakfasts and the welcome tea was great. Our room was spacious and comfortable and we slept well. The common areas were beautifully decorated with great views on the terrace. The neighborhood felt safe.

This family-run riad was beautiful, and well-located, on a quiet side street only a short walk away from endless restaurants, shops etc. There was a parking lot nearby, within the medina, where we were able to be dropped off, instead of having to walk with luggage through the streets, as we did in other cities. Jemaa el-Fnaa was a twenty minute walk from the riad. We were three adults in a family suite, which had a double bed and two single beds. It was spacious and we had a very comfortable stay. Breakfasts were traditional, fresh and tasty. There were water shortages in the city on two of the days during our stay, and the riad provided us with bottles of water for washing etc. The room had an air conditioner. There was daily housekeeping in the mornings.

This lovely place looks exactly like on the photos! As soon as you walk in, you feel like being in an oasis. It was also the best check-in experience I’ve ever had, thanks to Ayoub’s fantastic hospitality skills. We were greater with local tea and had a lovely conversations with him during our stay. The location is also great, within the Medina but far enough from the main noisy square (10-15 min walk). The little details of the interior (including the room) gives it a premium vibe. Major well done to the owners for the incredibly interior design. I absolutely loved the top terrace!

As we stayed for 5 nights it would’ve been useful to have better storage in the room and coffee & tea making facility would be a nice to have. The water pressure is a little low, being a traditional riad and it would’ve helped to include how to find the property as we got lost a little first. These are all just constructive feedback, overall we loved our stay here

Probably the best accommodation of our entire stay in Morocco. The family room was spacious and comfortable, and I appreciated having a hairdryer in the bathroom. The staff was helpful, and breakfast was good. The rooftop terrace is amazing, offering breathtaking views of the High Atlas. The hotel is tucked away in a side alley, away from the busiest streets, so you don’t have to dodge motorbikes the moment you step outside.

We loved staying in this stylish riad. It is in a quiet neighborhood, yet close to the main attractions of Marrakesh. The staff was very welcoming and the breakfast delicious.

I was welcomed warmly and found the riad so peaceful and beautiful and quiet. Nice simple Moroccan breakfast, with the added bonus of a whole carafe of coffee for me. Fresh orange juice. I felt so relaxed. I didn't use the terrace, but I think it would be a nice place to hang if I were staying longer.

It's a small detail. The light bulbs were had cool light temperature. It would be more cozy if they were warm colour temperature.

The suite was really spacious and comfortable. Breakfast was nice. The upstairs terrace has great views. There are lots of eateries and shops/markets locally and the masjid where Imam Jazuli is buried is only a 10-minute walk. A manned parking lot at the top of the street is convenient if you have a car.

The neon light from the AC is difficult to get used to in the night whilst sleeping. Location is about 25 minutes' walk from the main square.