Breakfeast was nice beds where comfy .

Dirty , mold and damp , receptionist was rude

Sublime 😀 La propreté, le personnel disponible respectueux courtois et d’une gentillesse incroyable !

Ras de ce côté

Small riad with a family atmosphere in the less touristy part of the medina, about 25 minutes' walk from the Jemaa el-Fnaa. Very quiet location and nicely furnished. The roof terrace invites you to relax and there is a pool in the courtyard. The staff are available around the clock and are always helpful, discreet, friendly and solution-oriented. Wi-Fi is stably available. The included breakfast is lovingly served a la table; it was fresh pancakes & brioche with various marmalades and honey. Fresh fruit and vegetables would have been a welcome addition for me personally. It would be nice if there was drinking water in the riad, but there is also a small store just around the corner where you can buy supplies.

Positive things about this Riad, Simple but nice decore Firm comfortable bed Mohammad was amazing, helpful, friendly and kind. A asset to the Riad and the only good thing about the place.

This Riad is the worst I have ever been to and I have stayed in over 5 Riads in the last 4 years. Riad is to far from Medina and Main square and is a 40/50minute walk or 20mins in taxi which is 20 euros, unless. You download taxi app. Riad is very hard to find and is in a very scary area that feels unsafe in the evening to travel around or get back to riad. We saw minimal women in this part of town, it's like a town of only men. The worst part about this Riad experience is and was the two female staff. ie the two. GOATS. One day we returned to the Riad but nobody answered the Door after ringing door bell for 5mins we got no answer, so I held the door bell down (as I knew the two cleaners were there), the younger female came to the door shouting and cussing in Arabic. ( which my daughter understands) We tried to explain that we couldn't get in but she spoke no English or French. She then went and told the older lady who spent 5 minutes cussing in Arabic in the kitchen for all to hear. These two women were a complete nightmare. From we arrived we were constantly bullied by the older female to pay for the tax. We also had a drinks bill to pay which we were going to pay before we left, which is common in every in hotel and Riad alike, you pay your bill before you leave, you total up your bill and then leave. The older lady was disgustingly rude and aggressive and even pushed the tax receipt in my daughters face. Never have I experienced such absurd behaviour from a female or even a member of staff before and as I said I have been to Morocco and stayed in many Riads. But this was the worst. We were treated like thief's, as if we were going to run away and not pay the tax. Our bill including tax was literally 166 dhm, the older woman made our experience Hell, the older lady was literally a monster in female form. If she could have hit us and kicked us out she would have. Her aggression was on 100..

La gentillesse de Kabira et de Mohammed, les conseils de Saïda, la propreté des lieux, la décoration.

On est restés 15 jours et on m'a réclamé 10 euros pour faire une machine à laver.... La piscine n'était pas chauffée, on m'a proposé de payer 50 euros pour la chauffer. Ce n'était pas prévu comme cela. On était loin de tout.

Le personnel était magique il était toujours la pour aider

L’accueil de Saida sa gentillesse sa disponibilité vraiment top 💖

Le petit déjeuner… on s’attendait à un petit déjeuner traditionnel marocain mais ce n’était pas le cas vraiment dommage

L accueil chaleureux du propriétaire,nous avons réservé en dernière minute avec une arrivée tardive à 22h00. Très serviable,soucieux des autres.

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