It was difficult to rate this riad because my experience with it was pretty up and down. We arranged a taxi with the riad to pick us up from the airport at 11.30 in the morning. At 12.15 when it still hadn't arrived I got worried and tried to call. This was unsuccessful (probably my fault, may have taken it... More

We stayed in riad le Marocain for tree nights, we booked directly with the owner. The riad is very nice, clean and the room was very comfortable and traditionally decorated. The staff (Amina and Marou ) was helpfull ... RECOMMENDABLE one .....

Avoid this Riad. We had booked our stay for three nights via a reputable website and paid a desposit. On arrival, no information given and a very hostile manage demanded a further 15 euros as a tax. We were then shown to our room and told the heating was 'broken' and would be fixed the next day. The next day... More

This riad is charming. The decoration is very nice and the ubication is very good...the neighbourhood is very "authentic", and near the Mellah (jewish area). But there are a lot of negative points: there are no indications to get to this place, even in the outside door. There was no check-in: no information about the area, about the breakfast time,... More

We stayed at the riad for three nights, paying £19 for a double room including breakfast. The riad is located is the Jewish mellah area of Marrakech, around a 15 minute walk to Djamaa El Fna square but close to the royal palaces. The riad is quite difficult to find so I’d recommend organising transport with them if you arrive... More

First, this is the second time I have been to a Riad, and the best Riad I would imagine, stylish, nice services, good price, and the most attractive location to the heart of Marrakesh, what can I say it is just the place where to be while you are there.