Marrakech Hotel Guide - Pet Friendly Hotels in Marrakech, Morocco

Had a fabulous stay, nice hotel conveniently located. Booked with expedia and needed to change date of reservation and too close to checkin date to change with expedia. Hotel originally hesitated then changed date without penalty. All staff try very hard to ensure a good experience.

Marrakech is a maze of alleyways and this nice riad is minutes from the souks and main square. It is quiet, clean, nice breakfast and the staff is excellent. I strongly recommend using their taxi from the airport as you need someone who knows where this riad is located. Finding it or any other riad on your own is not a good idea. We took a full day walking tour arranged by the riad and it was fantastic.

Very convenient as it is next door to the central railway station and Supratours Bus terminal

We spent 3 nights recently at this Riad. This cannot be beaten for helpful staff, peaceful/cool, relaxing interior. Great welcome - met at Airport with luxury car, staff in uniform guided us safely to the Riad down a maze of streets. Traditional interior, old (beamed) building. Nice courtyard with useable pool, tortoises on the grass, lovely upper terraces with views of palm trees. Perfect if you just want to relax and not go out. Near Majorelle Gardens in the New Town (20 min walk). Extremely helpful staff - tea served in separate sitting rooms with good wifi and excellent sofas etc. However if you are someone who wants to be in the "buzz" of the centre of Marrakesh near souks, markets, people, Jmaa n fna etc, then may be too far away as is a 20-25 minute walk down quite maze like streets to get to the "action". There is one good restaurant nearby (Limona) - hopefully more will spring up as this is a little pricey. We ended up taking a 5 min walk to the "Petit Taxi Rank" at the Bab Targzout to take low cost £2 taxis to the centre of the town around the edge of the Medina - and would recommend this as the best way to get around from this Riad.

This hotel is inside the Medina but not in the main square or souks. You can walk anywhere from here. Its really quiet around the hotel. Staff was excellent. They have a restaurant, very expensive food. Though its delicious, I recommend eating somewhere else. Overall its a great hotel.

When I first walked in, I was amazed by the open courtyard with ornate columns and palm trees. A water fountain in the middle really gives the feel of an oasis in the desert . Birds were flying about high in the trees and I was served a mint tea with biscuits to get a chance to relax before seeing my room. There is also a rooftop garden that was a great place to sit on a couch and read, quiet above the chaos of the streets. Everyone I met at the riad was incredibly friendly and helpful and you can really tell they truly care about the guests. My room was well-appointed with interesting paintings, furniture and antiques. It was very comfortable with a lot of personal touches and ornate carvings. The morning breakfasts were excellent and I loved the room they are served in. I can't recommend this place enough. I guarantee you will be happy here. If you are worried about finding it, don't be...that's part of the fun. However, if you really don't like exploring (why are you going to Marrakesh?) use google maps to search for this address: "Mouassine, 54 Derb Snane, Marrakesh, Marrakesh-Tensift-El Haouz, Morocco". Once you're close and have found Derb Snane (look for the mustache-like graffiti or small metal sign), just follow the map attached. You'll be able to walk right to it.

I truly loved staying at this Riad. It was very quiet, clean, and the staff were very generous. I had to be up in the morning at 7am to head to the desert and the staff made an amazing breakfast for me.