⭐⭐⭐⭐ Beautiful & Peaceful Riad with Amazing Service – Just Be Mindful of Noise Inside We stayed at this riad for three nights and had a fantastic experience. The riad itself is absolutely stunning, with gorgeous traditional decor and a beautiful rooftop that was the perfect place to relax. We were dropped off by our taxi, which cost €30 for one way, which is quite expensive, however for peace of mind to be dropped off and escorted to the right place, it was worth it. We were welcomed with mint tea and shown round the riad and to our room. Our room was lovely—traditional in style, very clean, and well-equipped with a comfortable bed, air conditioning, and a heater, making it ideal for any season. Housekeeping was excellent, with fresh towels and bedding provided daily, keeping the space spotless. The bathroom was gorgeous, and the sink was a dream! The breakfast was great and varied, with a lovely selection each morning to start the day. The reception staff were truly amazing—incredibly kind, welcoming, and always willing to help. They gave us great recommendations and even went above and beyond by helping us print off our boarding passes, which was a lifesaver since you need them at the airport. Their hospitality really made our stay even better. The location was great, about a 15-minute walk to the main souks, making it easy to explore the city. While it’s not inside the medina, the area was quiet and peaceful, with no outside noise or busy traffic. The shops near the riad were fantastic—much cheaper than those in the main souks and offering a great selection of items. Overall, we absolutely loved our time here and would love to return. If you’re looking for a beautiful, peaceful, and well-located riad with incredible service, this is a fantastic choice!

The only downside was that our room was right next to the front door, so we experienced some noise when guests returned late at night. Unfortunately, we had an inconsiderate neighbor who kept ringing the bell, stomping up the stairs, slamming doors, and shouting, which woke us up. This wasn’t the riad’s fault, but light sleepers may want to request a room further inside for a quieter stay.

Staff is their number 1 asset. Very accommodating and helpful with all your needs. I just wish they have a Whatsapp number where tourists can call or message them. Breakfast was okay. So many options to choose from.

1) Location is few metres away from the main road. It’s kinda scary at night to be honest. Beggars and kids are following you asking for something at night. In my entire stay, I’m usually home by 7 pm. I only went home late once, the walk to the Riad was scary. 2) Do not stay on the lower ground rooms. I stayed in Bab Er-raha. The noisy guests will wake you up cos the common area is just across the room. You’ll also heear shouting kids outside the Riad. 3) Mattress and Pillow are not comfortable. Beddings were itchy. 4) No blow dryer. 5) Doesn’t feel homey at all. 6) No light in the shower area. You have to request for a candle. Not safe for old people.

Beautiful interior and design. One of the most gorgeous places I’ve ever stayed. Lovely rooftop with tortoises on the roof. A very peaceful stay. Location was great to get to the old medina and felt very safe.

My only suggestions would be our room had no option to put the shower head on the wall so you either had to have a bath or hold the shower yourself. The option for an early breakfast may be useful. We had a few excursions and had to skip breakfast. They did offer us some coffee before hand though which was a great start to the trips.

Staff was excellent! All members of staff greeted us with warmth and took the extra step to provide help when needed. They were proactive in giving us suggestions with location, understanding costs, etc.

This was not a huge deal but we thought the rooms could use a bit of sound proofing as we felt the need to speak very softly at times. You could hear neighbors and they could hear us, which may be a privacy issue for some visitors.

The interior design of the Riad is eally well done. It Has all the charm of an old riad, but it has been refurbished with colonial and morocan style. The feeling is really nice and cosy and a good place to relax after a day in the medina. Breakfast were amazing! Personal in the reception is very nice and helpful. Reception 24 hs. The interior garden is lovely. The bedrooms are really nice decorated.

My only disappointment was that they didn't know we had a booking. This was solved quickly. But because of this, our bedroom wasn't preheated (we were there in December) or had a bottle of water.

Fantastic place to stay, would 100% recommend. So serene, everyone working there were so friendly, the breakfast everyday was delicious. We loved our room and the rooftop terrace is just want we needed after busy days exploring and we loved the tortoises. A few minutes walk from the start of the markets and restaurants so ideal location.

Everything was perfect.

Really enjoyed our stay at this Riad! Staff were really friendly and breakfast was nice. Courtyard and terrace were set up nicely, good area to relax if you wanted. Our room was cosy, we booked the one with window seating. Location was convenient, a 15/20 minute walk away from the main square. Perfect if you want to stay close to but not directly in the busy area.

The Riad is absolutely stunning, it’s effortlessly photogenic from basically every angle. The rooms were also really good size, very comfortable and clean (cleanest among all riads we’ve stayed in Morocco) and facilities like hot water and AC works well, and includes room cleaning service every day. Breakfast isn’t the most traditional Moroccan breakfast but it was very nice! Location wise it’s towards north part of the medina - it’s very easy to get into the medina (5 min walk) and really near a taxi station, it’s a 15min walk to the main square but there are lots of restaurants and shops to see away from the main square anyways so great location anyways!

Moroccan hospitality is truly the greatest thing we’ve experienced of the culture, which was something we didn’t find much of at this riad compared to all the other places we stayed at in Morocco. The staff was nice but there was much less interactions, and it just felt much less personable which made the riad lack a little bit of a soul. Other minor things were that the entrance signage isn’t very obvious so it can be hard to find down the alley and breakfast service tends to be quite slow. But if hospitality doesn’t matter as much to you or you’re mainly looking for somewhere pretty and comfortable to stay at then this is definitely a nice place to stay at

The location was perfect. Close to the souks and just around the corner of the nearest ATM. The staff was incredible nice and friendly. We liked the fact that the breakfast was different every day, with typical Moroccan food.

Overall I loved this place. It’s a beautiful Oasis of calm in the middle of the hustle and bustle. The staff were all really welcoming and friendly. I loved the decor and the communal spaces. The central court yard is magical. Also, as a late sleeper it was great to have breakfast up until 12. I would definitely come back here. By the end of the stay it really felt like home.

These are only small things in the overall scheme of things. Because it’s a riad it can get a bit noisy with people coming and going and noise from the kitchen and communal areas. I also, think they could do with new beds.