Morocco Scuba Diving Holidays

Cozy quiet riad which was easy to find, not overly close to the busy souks, but still near a market street. Even though we arrived early, Youssef greeted us warmly, inviting for tea by the pool. Giving a map of the medina, he took it upon himself to point out highlights in it, recommending different spots for what we said we were interested in. He gave us much time in discussing the culture of Marrakech and Morocco as a whole. Room ac worked well. Showerhead is installed a little too high, causing splash-out. Complimentary q-tips and makeup removal pads were provided. Pool is more of a wader which is common in a riad, a little bigger than a hot tub. Breakfast was various breads with some spreads. Nearby convenience store was honest and did not overcharge.

Stayed in the luxury suite with dinner added in. Room was like the photos and had a massive bed. The bed was very comfortable and the shower was lovely as well. The food is nice with a variety of choices for dinner. We would pick on starter, two mains and a dessert which was included in the price. Drinks were extra. Pool sunlounger were plentiful and you had your pick. No rushing to get a lounger. Pool was freezing but adequate for a few laps and to cool down. On checking out we were offered a room to relax in as our airport pickup truck as at 5.30pm and we checked out at 11am. That was so unexpected but much appreciated. Taj Atlas is the boutique hotel you go to when you just want to relax and chill. Biggest plus for me when I go on holiday is comfortable beds and a decent shower. I would recommend Taj Atlas for a break from hectic life. It’s not everyone’s cup of tea but was perfect for us for 3 nights. Marrakesh is just over an hour away by taxi.

This is going to sound like a rant but it's definitely not however! Here goes! The communal areas of the hotel were fabulous and all of it was scrumptiously clean, the staff couldn't do enough for you. However our room was very disappointing. This time we had a family room with two bedrooms a kitchen area. And living room. Bedrooms were ok, living area , bathroom and hall/ entrance were all ok but. Sink in the bathroom was falling off it's pedestal, toilet seat was very loose and couldn't be tightened (I tried) safe in the bedroom had full instructions but wouldn't work. I later discovered you had to have it activated at reception, but noby told us that, the wardrobe doors wouldnt close so we had to pop something in front to hold them shut, the kitchen area had cupboards but no cooking items or crockery, it had drawers but no cutlery, it had an oven that didn't work, it was gas and wasn't connected! It had a tall fridge freezer that lite up but didn't work and had a very small fridge as well that did work! All that was very odd I thought, a virtually empty room. If you don't want them used or they are broken get rid! The drinks in the hotel were the same as English prices really which in comparison made them expensive but outside the hotel they were much cheaper. I didn't but my family visited the same hotel last year and said the rooms were wonderful! Overall it wouldn't stop me visiting again but I wouldn't stay. As long (we only stayed a week) the room was very dated..

The staff were helpful and very nice. There are several buildings so unfortunately we had to walk down three flights of stairs, then down a short street then up three flights of stairs for breakfast every day. That was a bit of an inconvenience. The main building seems to be a little nicer than the building we were in. The towels I believe are the same towels I donated to Goodwill in 1982 sadly, one day we returned from our outing and there were no towels at all in our room because they don’t have enough towels to replace your towels when they’re washing them. Thus you are without towels sometimes for periods of time. Unacceptable.Breakfast was nice but no protein except for a small portion of yogurt. Eggs would’ve been nice.

We recently stayed at Eden Lodge for several nights, and overall we had a mixed experience. The Room The room itself had a beautiful design and looked exactly like the photos — very stylish and well thought out visually. However, it was located directly under the restaurant/lobby area. Every morning we were woken up by the sound of people walking and, even worse, chairs being moved during breakfast service. There were also a few practical issues: There were no proper sleeping pillows on the bed, only decorative ones. We found one pillow in the closet. The closet was covered by a drape and didn’t offer enough space for two people staying more than four nights. The hangers were too close to the safe, leaving little room for shirts or jackets. There are no windows in the room, only a sliding door. During the day you can open it for fresh air, but at night you must keep it closed for privacy since staff walk by and can see inside if the drapes are open. The small water tank for the shower runs out of hot water quickly. The private pool outside the room was not heated. It was beautiful to look at, but not comfortable to use. The Staff The staff were incredible — truly the highlight of our stay. Both servers named Hamza were extremely accommodating and attentive, and the manager (whose name I unfortunately don’t remember) made us feel at home. Breakfast is included and every morning they took great care of us. New Year’s Eve Dinner We had the New Year’s Eve dinner at the l

Clean room , onsite parking , maintained pool

The staff were helpful and very nice. There are several buildings so unfortunately we had to walk down three flights of stairs, then down a short street then up three flights of stairs for breakfast every day. That was a bit of an inconvenience. The main building seems to be a little nicer than the building we were in. The towels I believe are the same towels I donated to Goodwill in 1982 sadly, one day we returned from our outing and there were no towels at all in our room because they don’t have enough towels to replace your towels when they’re washing them. Thus you are without towels sometimes for periods of time. Unacceptable.Breakfast was nice but no protein except for a small portion of yogurt. Eggs would’ve been nice.

Cozy quiet riad which was easy to find, not overly close to the busy souks, but still near a market street. Even though we arrived early, Youssef greeted us warmly, inviting for tea by the pool. Giving a map of the medina, he took it upon himself to point out highlights in it, recommending different spots for what we said we were interested in. He gave us much time in discussing the culture of Marrakech and Morocco as a whole. Room ac worked well. Showerhead is installed a little too high, causing splash-out. Complimentary q-tips and makeup removal pads were provided. Pool is more of a wader which is common in a riad, a little bigger than a hot tub. Breakfast was various breads with some spreads. Nearby convenience store was honest and did not overcharge.

Breakfast was excellent. Great variety on offer. The omelet station was only let down by the fact they didn't wipe out the bowls/pans between clients which is a problem if you have an allergy to dairy! The rooms don't have hairdryers but was told were available from reception. We asked on 3 separate occasions without success. Surely a hotel of this size had more than one! No sink plug in the bathroom washbasin which made shaving a problem. Apart from these little niggles we enjoyed our stay there. Hotel situated right in the centre of all places of interest. Pool and snack bar was very good. All the staff were very friendly and helpful.

Triple check the address Apple Maps has this place listed twice in two different areas. Place itself was great. Great staff

Loved everything about this Riad. Perfect location. On a quiet street but steps away from Souks, Jemaa-el, and hotel Tazi which is the pick up point for most excursions. The room were clean, comfortable and aesthetic to the cultural. The staff was so friendly and helpful. Went out of their way to help. Breakfast was so nice on the roof and delicious. Highly recommend!