Prachtige riad met geweldige kamers, netjes en verzorgd. Zeer hartelijke ontvangst door Khadija, Amin en Meryam. Ze gaven ook goede tips voor o.a een gids. Daarnaast is het eten in de riad heerlijk.

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El Riad en sí....el desayuno...el personal

A la hora de pagar....Me salió la confirmación de pagado por Booking....pero al irnos me dijeron que eso se pagaba allí...Al parecer la confirmación de Booking no exige el cobro del Riad!!!.En el Riad no hay latafono!!!!! O que estaba roto...el dueño vive en Francia y el paga al final lo tuvimos que hacer en efectivo!!!!!.

Magnifique Riad avec un personnel très accueillant.

The swimming pool, the decoration and the staff. Extremely nice staff

It could me more cleaning, specifically de toilet in the room

The hosts were very welcoming and friendly.

The shower in our room was not working and the staff responded very quickly, we got a new room - bigger than the one we paid for. Nice, original architecture

This is very much on the plus side. The riad has beautiful architectural elements, but as a whole (compared to others we have been to in Marko) it was a bit 'cold' - less cosy. The staff were a bit overly trying to 'sell' extra tours and attractions, but overall it was a very nice stay. The riad is located in a very local part of the medina, there is a lot going on and it is easy to get lost - such is the charm of this city.

Very clean, comfortable and spacious rooms and bathrooms. Well working warm water. Great rooftop view.

Smoking is allowed in the common areas whereas the roof of the riad is closed and the rooms’ windows face the patio … so it’s easy to imagine, smoke goes directly into the rooms. Although they claim to speak English and French, unlikely in other places in Morocco, we felt not understood and found it hard to communicate. The personal tries to be nice and friendly, but behaves like youth hostel staff rather than hotel personal. When every next request is not taken seriously because they are so laid back - that destroys the experience. At midnight (!) a loud group was entertaining themselves in the patio making a lot of noise. When I went to ask them to speak quieter, I was shocked to find out that actually a hotel staff member was there with them. As much as I can understand that hotel guests don’t keep in mind all the time that they could bother someone else (and are not familiar with the riad’s acoustic ;) ), it’s hotel staff obligation to ensure the basic comfort of all guests. We decided to leave Riad Jamai after 2 nights (despite we booked 4) as the experience was all opposite to relaxing. We were travelling in Morroco for the entire Ramadan month and never encountered such unprofessional staff behaviour in any other Riad. All in all, go there if you are looking for a hostel, not for a hotel and not if you travel with a toddler.

An amazing stay, great staff, great value for money and great options for stuff to do. Could've stayed there a lot longer.

A lack of gluten free options at breakfast for my partner who is a celiac.