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.

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.

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 .

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!

The riad surpassed all expectations. A lovely place, created from five separate houses combined to provide lots of different areas, each with its own and...

The riad surpassed all expectations. A lovely place, created from five separate houses combined to provide lots of different areas, each with its own and decor. The bedrooms are all individually styled and sized. We booked a junior suite which was large, comfortable, and stylish. The inside communal areas are varied with lots of cosy alcoves on different levels (so quite a lot of stairs if you have mobility problems), two plunge pools and several water features. The roof terrace is spacious, full of greenery with another plunge pool and hot tub. It benefits from amazing views over the city rooftops and the Atlas mountains. The food is high quality: breakfast is good and served whereever you want it (we always had it on the roof); optional evening meals are also great - no choice but you know in advance of booking what the menu for that day is. Again you can eat wherever you want and the service is fantastic. We had an amazingly romantic dinner on our final evening with a large room to ourselves, next to a roaring fire and rose petals on the table. Staff are friendly very attentive, good natured, efficient and will do anything they can to make the stay as pleasurable as possible.A truly amazing and very relaxing experience while being well placed to take advantage of the excitement and the medina just outside the door. Would recommend very highly and would definitely stay here any time we visit Marrakech.

Lovely little Riad with very friendly welcoming, polite and helpful staff . Were met at the taxi rank on arrival and bags carried to the door of our room...

Lovely little Riad with very friendly welcoming, polite and helpful staff . Were met at the taxi rank on arrival and bags carried to the door of our room . Room was very good clean and luxurious and very comfortable . Rest of the hotel was very cosy with an open fire and indoor water features with plenty of spaces to sit and relax in comfort . Good continental breakfast served on the terrace . Only downside was internet could be better , we couldn't get any in our room and was intermittent elsewhere on more than a few occasions . Other than that it's a great place to stay and I'd definitely recommend to anyone . When I'm in Marrakech again I'll try and get a room here .

The hotel was situated in the heart of the old city (the Medina). This meant that cars including taxis could not go to the door of the hotel and a porter...

The hotel was situated in the heart of the old city (the Medina). This meant that cars including taxis could not go to the door of the hotel and a porter had to be engaged (by our transfer company) to transport our bags. The hotel was clean and tastefully, traditionally, decorated. The room was good and food was excellent - no choice of evening meal (we went half board) but all courses were delicious and (as were breakfasts) plentiful. There were several different wifi networks to cover the whole hotel which ensured good coverage.The big, big plus was the staff. I cannot recall hotel staff who were more helpful anywhere. Cheerful and willing. For example, I carelessly dropped my phone in one of the two small pools at 10pm and needed rice to help dry it out (top tip: submerge your wet phone in a bag of rice to absorb moisture) so, after unsucessfully checking in the kitchen, the duty manager escorted me to a shop in the Kasbah to get some; BTW phone survived after 24 hours in the bag of rice.