Beautifully presented and equipped Riad, in a perfect position for exploring Marrakesh. Staff are all so friendly, polite and smiley, Aye at the Riad twice...

Beautifully presented and equipped Riad, in a perfect position for exploring Marrakesh. Staff are all so friendly, polite and smiley, Aye at the Riad twice which was very good and drinks on the beautiful roof top terrace with lovely pools and loungers was lovely .

On our second trip to Morocco, but our first to Marrakech, my husband and I decided to stay at a Riad as we wanted an authentic experience. Riad Moullauod...

On our second trip to Morocco, but our first to Marrakech, my husband and I decided to stay at a Riad as we wanted an authentic experience. Riad Moullauod delivered. A hidden gem away from the hustle and bustle of the Old City. The staff were exceptional and so helpful, offering tips on how to get about and were on hand for anything we needed. They went above and beyond to ensure our stay was one to remember. The food was superb and on days where we wanted to escape the city the rooftop pool was bliss...looking forward to our next trip! Jean &Saheed

My sister and I stayed at the Riad in a Suite. We arrived on a Sunday in a taxi not realising that the taxi can only go so far and then you need to walk...

My sister and I stayed at the Riad in a Suite. We arrived on a Sunday in a taxi not realising that the taxi can only go so far and then you need to walk to the riad. It was a Sunday and it was mayhem inside the Medina. We found our way to the riad with help from young youth and 30 dirhams. We should have let Reception know we were on our way and someone would have met us from the taxi. In a matter of seconds you go from crazy to calm.Once inside it is so quiet you would never know it’s so busy outside. The riad is beautiful inside. There are nooks and crannies every where you look to sit,eat and relax. The staff are very friendly and nothing is to much trouble. We loved the rooftop area where they serve breakfast and dinner. The pool is small, more like a plunge pool with 5 pool lounges and umbrellas. The riad is centrally located and within walking distance to many attractions.

A delightful small concern not far from the main square and transport links (train and buses), with kindly professional staff and a relaxed traditional...

A delightful small concern not far from the main square and transport links (train and buses), with kindly professional staff and a relaxed traditional atmosphere. It’s near several interesting museums and the local workmen’s shops if you’re looking for colourful souvenirs. The rugs and ceramics are particularly beautiful. There are several good restaurants nearby and a lot of local colour. It’s a quiet haven away from the frantic pace of local business life!

My partner and I visited early Aug. The service in the hotel is fantastic, you are made to feel very welcome from all staff members. The Riad is stunning...

My partner and I visited early Aug. The service in the hotel is fantastic, you are made to feel very welcome from all staff members. The Riad is stunning very traditional and shows the true Moroccan culture throughout, you get a real sense of Morocco as opposed to a typical hotel. Breakfast was served fresh everyday and cleanliness is 10/10.Marrakech is beautiful lots of history, culture and places to see. Very humbling experience. However, customers must be made aware of some of the people within the villages who have a culture of continuously asking for tips and “luring” people into spending money unnecessarily. I feel in the future this will negatively impact the tourist trade in Morocco and sadly impact the hotels as a result. We had four bad experiences mainly in the Medina and the central square where all the locals continuously advise you to visit and state “it’s the last day for leather” for example. The leather was available the whole 7 days we visited. I personally were scammed into having some henna in the central square. With no authorisation the lady grabbed my hand quickly performed henna then demanded £90. The henna would have been no more than £10 in the UK. My partner and I had to literally run away. The ladies ran after us and made a ridiculous scene. They also wanted items from my bag ?! After experiencing this externally I recognised we felt very safe and was looked after at the Riad. I hope Morocco puts protocols in place for that kind of behaviour as I will not return for that reason only. I still believe the country is worth visiting, but feel people need to be aware of the situations that may occur.

very friendly helpful staff, multi lingual and knowledgeable.bemused initially, by the interlocking spaces linked by steps around a traditional courtyard,...

very friendly helpful staff, multi lingual and knowledgeable.bemused initially, by the interlocking spaces linked by steps around a traditional courtyard, with fountains and water features, up to various terraces with 3 spa pools.it has charming artisan decor, with intimate salons, one with an open fire. we had a comfortable modern ensuite room.after the first day getting lost in the medina and souk, we found it to be quite central to many of the sights of this wonderful city.

While in Marrakech, due to an overnight trip in Essaouira, I ended up staying in 2 riads and Riad Moullaoud was the first one I stayed in. Every day we...

While in Marrakech, due to an overnight trip in Essaouira, I ended up staying in 2 riads and Riad Moullaoud was the first one I stayed in. Every day we had breakfast on the rooftop because there were so many areas on the terrace to choose from! Great Moroccan mint tea was served during breakfast and when we went on an overnight trip to Essaouira, they allowed us to leave our larger suitcases behind. Great service and hospitality from staff too.