The Riad is in a very quiet street but only minutes away rom the main square and you will not hear a sound in here. There is a very pleasant rooftop to watch the sun go down. The staff at the Riad are the nicest, friendliest and most helpful people you could meet and nothing is a problem, Miriam looked after us so well and her two colleagues who i didn’t get their names. Tea and biscuits on arrival and a beautiful breakfast each morning with omlettes, fuit coffee and breads, so nice - Thank You for looking after us so well. Our room was perfect for 3. Riad can arrange a taxi collection from the airport which is the same price as kiosk at airport. We will stay again.

It was hard to find the first day but then its fine - only minor. But you can ask young lads on street for a small well deserved fee of course. Go along Derb Debachi and you come to a row of fast food sellers on right frying up take away ... Go past that and the next alley on left (has a bit of an arch) turn left down that. The first right opposite an excursion company where you pass the bakery. Keep following that alleyway, keep going and you will eventually come to it on your left hand side (has number 21 on the door). Google maps will not be any good as the signal and map do not match up, but well worth it

1. Central Medina location. However do not trust google. It is a bit inside from the Alleyways. I cannot really describe it but better to ask the location from the property management before you go else I can guarantee you will struggle. 2. It is a good local experience of the old style houses. 3. Staff is lovely though as a non french speaking person , It was a bit of struggle.

1. There was a stink in the bathroom but I smelled this stink in another places in the Medina too. So is it typical of the place or the whole Medina, I don't know. 2. Breakfast could have been better, orange juice was literally sugar syrup. If the area is known for oranges, could have offered us fresh juice may be in little quantity. Overall a bit underwhelming breakfast.

Me and my boyfriend really enjoyed the friendly staff! They made us traditional breakfast, which I really liked, and their envelope tagine dishes - Wow! The hostess was soooo kind!!! She helped my boyfriend to put on a turban and she even lent me her hijab for visiting the mosque because her colour fit better. We stayed out late the one evening so she even gave us a key (we didn’t want to wake her but she said it wouldn’t even have been a problem - soooo kind!) the rooftop pool was nice. We played some card games after dinner and we even made a new acquaintance with another guest. We really came into a holiday-mood cause we forgot which day it was and wanted to check out one day to early - fortunatly it wasn’t our last day - which made us really happy 😅

The bathtub was old and sometimes it smelled. Because of their delicious cooking and our room being so close to the kitchen it got really hot in our room.

Set just a couple of minutes walk from the main medina, yet so peaceful, this Riad is highly recommended. Greeted with traditional Morrocan tea and biscuits by the owner, who can't do enough to help. Room traditional Morrocan style with everything you need. Internet a little hit and miss, but depends on where in the Riad you are. Breakfast all you need to ser you up for the day exploring Marrakesh. If you want to experience a true Medina stay, this is perfect.

The staff was extremely helpful, they changed the room, after the first one did not met expectations. Breakfast are exceptional, best in Morocco I had. The location is very central.

You do not have a key from frontal door, so in case of late return, or early departure - you need to disturb staff, which was not pleasant.

A nice, traditional riad. In the summer season, you can use the small pool on the roof terrace. Adequate and delicious breakfast, responsive staff. Riad is located in the medina, but its location allows you not to be in the most noisy and crowded place of Marrakech.

It can't be called "dislike", however, it should be taken into account that it is impossible to find this riad using only google maps, so the easiest solution at the moment when google says - you are here, ask a local for help :)

The property is 5min walk from Alfena square, all street food facilities are near by, staff were friendly, Lubna and Emma made me feel home. Breakfast was nice as well

The location is challenging I had to be guided by children who asked me for lots of money, there is a left turn next to a cookies kiosk with dry plants hanging out the ceiling , then turn 1st right when you can find a bakery to your left continue the whole way till you find the signs.

We had a very friendly reception by the staff who did everything they could to be of service, even if some of them spoke little English or French. Our spacious room with a comfy and huge bed was kept tidy and the bathroom is stylish and complete. The riad, like many we have stayed in in Morocco, is nicely decorated. Location is very good and central, a few minutes from Jmaa-el-Fna square but in a cool, calm alley away from the hot, noisy chaos Marrakech can feel like.

If any negative remark were to be made, we had our doubts about the cleanliness of the pool water. That said, we did use it daily as it offered a welcome refreshment of the heat.

Myriam was very nice and welcoming. I was greated with arrival tea and biscuits and directly shown to my room. The room was spacious and in good condition. Next morning breakfast was up to standards.

Being in a riad, you have no privacy and it's very noisy. Being on the ground floor made it even worse. As I was situated close to the kitchen, I could hear until 2am a lady listen to videos with no headphones; I deeply regretted not taking my earplugs with me. Additionally, the shower wasn't very hot and the pressure was close to none.

the staff was extremely helpful and considerate. the breakfast was really good and the facilities were more than great for the money paid.