Fabulous riad! Hamid and Aziz are the main staff and they are Bothe fabulous. They went out of their way to get me some medicines when I was not feeling well and prepared them for me! The breakfast is phenomenal and I ate dinner in the Riad twice and it was amazing! There is no elevator, but this is typical of Riads. Fortunately, the young men are strong and could carry my bags up. The rooftop has an exceptional view.

Fabulous riad! Hamid and Aziz are the main staff and they are Bothe fabulous. They went out of their way to get me some medicines when I was not feeling well and prepared them for me! The breakfast is phenomenal and I ate dinner in the Riad twice and it was amazing! There is no elevator, but this is typical of Riads. Fortunately, the young men are strong and could carry my bags up. The rooftop has an exceptional view.

It was an amazing looking Riad I had a beautiful big room! Aziz, Hamid the staff there were amazing, they couldn't do enough! The medina is not far from the Riad as well, and if you book tours, all tour groups ask you meet at the nearby Hotel Andilab. I got a taxi everywhere as everything was quite far, as the Blue Gate is around 30 minutes walk! Cost of taxis are not very expensive. There is many places to eat around the Riad and the staff will help you to where you want to go.As a solo female traveller, I found it safe!

It was an amazing looking Riad I had a beautiful big room! Aziz, Hamid the staff there were amazing, they couldn't do enough! The medina is not far from the Riad as well, and if you book tours, all tour groups ask you meet at the nearby Hotel Andilab. I got a taxi everywhere as everything was quite far, as the Blue Gate is around 30 minutes walk! Cost of taxis are not very expensive. There is many places to eat around the Riad and the staff will help you to where you want to go.As a solo female traveller, I found it safe!

Exceptional Riad. Absolutely stunning. My greeting by the two young men was fantastic and stay was great . Almost. We had a BIG hiccup upon my Exit which I’ll accept partial responsibility for. When I booked with hotels.com, unknown to me my credit card was just a pre-auth for holding the room. I always pay ahead of time and did not realize the payment hadn’t been made by full already. Anyways, issues with the credit machine and I had to catch my ride to a 2 day tour. After multiple tries annd no luck with the machine , ( I was asked FOuR times..”don’t you have cash”, angrily had to go to the atm and withdraw cash putting me further behind as well as the advance fee from the machine which in total cost me an extra $20. I only Book hotels that accept cards normally as I don’t like carrying around large sums of cash as a solo female traveller. Having paper trails of receipts is also ideal if you have an insurance claim. Anyways, overall great but a frustrating end to the stay. Also I saw a poor review regarding the stairs . Yep they’re narrow and difficult, but heads up yuppy travellers. There aren’t elevators in riads. If you have mobility issues, you’ll probably want to book a hotel but you’re missing out on authentic charm!

Exceptional Riad. Absolutely stunning. My greeting by the two young men was fantastic and stay was great . Almost. We had a BIG hiccup upon my Exit which I’ll accept partial responsibility for. When I booked with hotels.com, unknown to me my credit card was just a pre-auth for holding the room. I always pay ahead of time and did not realize the payment hadn’t been made by full already. Anyways, issues with the credit machine and I had to catch my ride to a 2 day tour. After multiple tries annd no luck with the machine , ( I was asked FOuR times..”don’t you have cash”, angrily had to go to the atm and withdraw cash putting me further behind as well as the advance fee from the machine which in total cost me an extra $20. I only Book hotels that accept cards normally as I don’t like carrying around large sums of cash as a solo female traveller. Having paper trails of receipts is also ideal if you have an insurance claim. Anyways, overall great but a frustrating end to the stay. Also I saw a poor review regarding the stairs . Yep they’re narrow and difficult, but heads up yuppy travellers. There aren’t elevators in riads. If you have mobility issues, you’ll probably want to book a hotel but you’re missing out on authentic charm!

This wonderful place is located in a tiny alley, just off the main road in the heart of the medina. If you arrive by plane, you can ask the driver to call the Riad. Someone will then pick you up at the main road. All the main sites of the medina are in walking distance. A delicious breakfast is served every morning. On our final day we had to leave early in order to catch the bus. They prepared us a breakfast package to take away. There is an excellent restaurant (Almandar) close to the Riad. Be aware that most of the rooms are located upstairs. There is no elevator and the stairs are rather steep. Overall, I highly recommend this wonderful place.

This wonderful place is located in a tiny alley, just off the main road in the heart of the medina. If you arrive by plane, you can ask the driver to call the Riad. Someone will then pick you up at the main road. All the main sites of the medina are in walking distance. A delicious breakfast is served every morning. On our final day we had to leave early in order to catch the bus. They prepared us a breakfast package to take away. There is an excellent restaurant (Almandar) close to the Riad. Be aware that most of the rooms are located upstairs. There is no elevator and the stairs are rather steep. Overall, I highly recommend this wonderful place.