Il giardino della struttura bello, la struttura è grande ed antica.

La camera non era pulita, ma piena di polvere, tappeto sporco, prese al muro non funzionanti e alcune prese multiple avevano fili rovinati con strani arrangiamenti con nastro isolante. Il bagno non ha prese per collegare rasoi elettrici o asciugacapelli e nella pattumiera c'erano ancora i rifiuti dei precedenti ospiti. Capisco che una struttura antica, ma potrebbe essere gestita molto meglio.

The riad itself is beautiful and has many seating areas and gardens. The room was very big, clean, and had AC.

The Riad was difficult to find as the location is not accurate on GPS maps and it actually goes by “Maison d’hotels restaurant and Riad” which is the sign out front. It took 1 hour of walking around and asking locals for directions to find the entrance. The beds were squeaky every time you move but were comfortable. The Riad only takes cash, many others let you pay online by credit card. Lastly the bathroom sink was very dirty and we were really looking forward to using the pool that was advertised but it was out of commission.

Great Riad! Great, great place! Love it!

Very welcoming, respectful and helpful staff. The location is not in a touristy place but in the heart of an ancient neighborhood, with no car access. About 1/2 mile of walk through sinuous streets lead to this gem of a riadh. All neighbors know it and can direct to either front or back door. It is like a personal small castle in a Moorish fantasy of (1001) Arab Nights, yet no music or entertainment. The room and bathroom are spacious, with ethnic furniture, adorned ceilings, and colorful excavated windows. Tinted geometrical windows let beautiful and colorful rays shine for a serene wake-up. The bathroom walls are fully covered in zellige, the basin is in copper. The patio and garden are a delight to relax and enjoy sunbathing and lounging. Huge living rooms with Moorish style divans at each floor are welcoming for parties? The decor in the staircase and hallways is amazingly authentic. Be ready to climb stairs! The receptionist was particularly kind to offer to run a few grocery errands: fruits, yogurts, and water. Would have loved to have access to a tea pot with tinted glasses to enjoy the flavorful mint tea! The breakfast and cleaning lady has patiently explained how to get to the medina and enrolled the owner's brother to walk me through. He was so kind and faithful as he was heading on a Friday to honor his Mom's in visiting her tomb. Medina is very close (a mile away) once one has joined the main square. Next time, I would seek a room with viewing on the indoor patio and garden.

Breakfast food is authentic yet not considering of restrictive diets. Also, served until 10 a.m. only, which is a constraint in such a leisurely place. I have ordered a single item, but charged in full, which might be fair yet not fulfilling. Nobody is at the reception after 6p.m.-ish. Restrictions to get the luggage kept. Or was it because of a Saturday, and this time being a religious celebration Eve? Apologies for holding you too long. So cumbersome to leave Meknès on a rainy evening! A costume party with a photo booth is a suggestion to enhance the marvelous visiting experience. No dining options although there are no restaurants close-by. It seems that this Riadh had a restaurant that closed down during the pandemic. It would have been fabulous to be informed and entertained in-house for the Prophet's birthday as Meknès is renowned to hold marvelous spiritual celebration: bringing a scholar or sharing through videos or even booklets an insightful glance would have made me stay longer and enjoy further. I'll be back!

I'm sorry to say but the way guests are treated in this Riad is far below standards. The staff is very unfriendly: in 30y travelling around the globe I never witnessed such an unpolite receptionist/manager. The Riad is authentic but in a very bad state due to poor maintenance. Breakfast is only from 9.30 onwards (impossible if you are there for professional reasons) and there is no Wifi. Rooms were not done. I can only recommend to stay away from this Riad maybe until it is taken over by people that care more about their guests.

quirky friendly decor, good breakfast, friendly staff, good price

I have two suggestions: One, the sign outside does not say "Riad Meknes," and it is hard to find. Two, the shower in our room did not drain well. The 2nd person to take a shower had to stand in 5 centimeters of water. Please fix this for the next guest.

excellent breakfast included with the room. Restaurant in the garden was wonderful.

Neighborhood was a bit noisy at night.

The room is beautiful

The atmosphere and staffs