Morocco Adults Only Holidays

We stayed at this riad for just one night, as they were fully booked and we had to move to another hotel the next day. Overall, the riad itself was beautiful, the room was clean, and the staff were generally welcoming. However, the experience when checking out left a very negative impression. We asked the front desk to call a taxi to take us to our second riad, which we knew was accessible by car. Instead, the receptionist insisted it was only a 10-minute walk and offered to arrange a luggage porter instead. We trusted his advice. Unfortunately, the porter was an elderly man with a hand-pulled cart who did not know the exact address. Navigating the busy, narrow souk alleys was very difficult. My husband had to guide him using GPS. What was supposed to be a short walk turned into a stressful 20+ minute trek. We eventually reached an alley too narrow for the cart, had to offload our luggage, paid the porter twice the cost of a normal taxi out of sympathy, and carried our bags on foot for another 15 minutes. Ironically, for the next two days, we took taxis back and forth through the souk area with no problem at all, each ride took only about 15 minutes and cost us less than half of what we paid that day. While the riad itself was pleasant, I would strongly recommend double-checking transportation options independently rather than relying on staff recommendations, especially if you have luggage or mobility concerns.

Pros: - Large room - Great breakfast Cons: - A bit of a hike from transport - The room is a bit dark and you can hear pretty much everything from other rooms and the dining downstairs. If someone coughs or sneezes or blows their nose from other rooms, you will hear it. - airport transfer double what others charge - don't take their tours, that's also double the price - we got charged city tax that included our 7 yo kid even though they're only meant to charge 12yo and over.

The property is in a very good location for exploring Marrakesh but tucked away in a quiet alley. Small but perfectly formed. The staff were so friendly and helpful. Habib was very attentive and make some great recommendations for us to explore. He arranged taxis to and from the airport and a guide to explore the Souks. Hisham was also very helpful. Friendly and knowledgeable about Marrakesh. This property is a little gem and j would highly recommend it.

Zeer mooi hotel,vriendelijk en behulpzaam personeel. Goede kamer,lekker en gevarieerd eten. Aanrader om zeker in a la carte restaurant te gaan eten. Smiddags keuze uit buffet restaurant of snackbar aan het zwembad: lekkere caesarsalade en pasta met zeevruchten.

We stayed at this riad for just one night, as they were fully booked and we had to move to another hotel the next day. Overall, the riad itself was beautiful, the room was clean, and the staff were generally welcoming. However, the experience when checking out left a very negative impression. We asked the front desk to call a taxi to take us to our second riad, which we knew was accessible by car. Instead, the receptionist insisted it was only a 10-minute walk and offered to arrange a luggage porter instead. We trusted his advice. Unfortunately, the porter was an elderly man with a hand-pulled cart who did not know the exact address. Navigating the busy, narrow souk alleys was very difficult. My husband had to guide him using GPS. What was supposed to be a short walk turned into a stressful 20+ minute trek. We eventually reached an alley too narrow for the cart, had to offload our luggage, paid the porter twice the cost of a normal taxi out of sympathy, and carried our bags on foot for another 15 minutes. Ironically, for the next two days, we took taxis back and forth through the souk area with no problem at all, each ride took only about 15 minutes and cost us less than half of what we paid that day. While the riad itself was pleasant, I would strongly recommend double-checking transportation options independently rather than relying on staff recommendations, especially if you have luggage or mobility concerns.

Excellent staff very clean heated pool Needs more specialist restaurants Small friendly hotel all on one level other than 2 nd floor rooms with elevator

I don't usually write reviews, but it wouldn't be fair if I didn't share my experience at this hotel. Where do I start? All around, this hotel deserves a ten-star rating. If you want to feel at peace with no care in the world, this is the place to be. My husband and I stayed here before visiting Casablanca. We have traveled to many areas both domestically and internationally, but by far this hotel is top-tier. Be prepared to be spoiled. Every day we look forward to breakfast, lunch and dinner on our private terrace. Mohammed is an exceptional host. There's no doubt that his top priority is making his guests feel at home. We can now say we have a friend in Marrakech. Ambiance-10 Cleaniess-10 Relaxation-10 Staff-10 Food-10

Pros: - Large room - Great breakfast Cons: - A bit of a hike from transport - The room is a bit dark and you can hear pretty much everything from other rooms and the dining downstairs. If someone coughs or sneezes or blows their nose from other rooms, you will hear it. - airport transfer double what others charge - don't take their tours, that's also double the price - we got charged city tax that included our 7 yo kid even though they're only meant to charge 12yo and over.

We stayed at this riad for just one night, as they were fully booked and we had to move to another hotel the next day. Overall, the riad itself was beautiful, the room was clean, and the staff were generally welcoming. However, the experience when checking out left a very negative impression. We asked the front desk to call a taxi to take us to our second riad, which we knew was accessible by car. Instead, the receptionist insisted it was only a 10-minute walk and offered to arrange a luggage porter instead. We trusted his advice. Unfortunately, the porter was an elderly man with a hand-pulled cart who did not know the exact address. Navigating the busy, narrow souk alleys was very difficult. My husband had to guide him using GPS. What was supposed to be a short walk turned into a stressful 20+ minute trek. We eventually reached an alley too narrow for the cart, had to offload our luggage, paid the porter twice the cost of a normal taxi out of sympathy, and carried our bags on foot for another 15 minutes. Ironically, for the next two days, we took taxis back and forth through the souk area with no problem at all, each ride took only about 15 minutes and cost us less than half of what we paid that day. While the riad itself was pleasant, I would strongly recommend double-checking transportation options independently rather than relying on staff recommendations, especially if you have luggage or mobility concerns.

Zeer mooi hotel,vriendelijk en behulpzaam personeel. Goede kamer,lekker en gevarieerd eten. Aanrader om zeker in a la carte restaurant te gaan eten. Smiddags keuze uit buffet restaurant of snackbar aan het zwembad: lekkere caesarsalade en pasta met zeevruchten.

The property is in a very good location for exploring Marrakesh but tucked away in a quiet alley. Small but perfectly formed. The staff were so friendly and helpful. Habib was very attentive and make some great recommendations for us to explore. He arranged taxis to and from the airport and a guide to explore the Souks. Hisham was also very helpful. Friendly and knowledgeable about Marrakesh. This property is a little gem and j would highly recommend it.