Great location. Inside the Medina but not so far inside you’ll get lost. The room was super-cute with a separate small living room, all in traditional style. It’s winter so I didn’t spend much time on the roof except for breakfast. I don’t usually eat in the morning but had to come for the fresh-squeezed orange juice and coffee.

The hotel has a perfect location. The staff was helpful in answering questions about transport and sightseeing. The room was large but the drainage outlet of the bathroom didn’t work well.

My stay in the apartment in Riad 91 was a unique experience. The Riad is inside the Medina, which offers an unusual experience. Plenty of noise, curious merchants, and the expected street conditions in a 2nd world country. This doesn’t faze me, as if I’d wanted a 1st world hotel, I’d have stayed at the Marriott up the street. My room was comfortably furnished with Moroccan furniture and textiles, clean and rather gorgeously painted. It’s my day of arrival in Morocco after 2 flights from the West coast of the USA, so sleeping wasn’t an issue. The Riad has a pleasant and moderately priced restaurant on the roof, and includes a continental breakfast along with olives and tahini. I found the place with little difficulty due to excellent directions sent by the staff. I took a grand taxi from the airport (300 dh) and the driver used google maps to get to the closest entrance (no cars allowed in Medina but watch out for motorcycles). Riad 91’s best feature is the staff: night desk Osama, day desk Hareema (?), and great waiter for breakfast. Very accommodating and go out of their way to help. Osama carried my suitcase up the spiral stairs to the 2nd floor apartment, which was welcome. This place is an historic building and there are steep steps and no elevator. Another guest told me the basement hammam is good. Only here one night. Should I be I. Casablanca again I’ll stay here.

The location of the property is within the Riyad (old town). But the old town may have its charm, its also dirty and filthy. The view from the window is roofs of crumbling buildings that have files of filth on top. Not a place I will visit again.

Excellent location, beautiful rooms, nice breakfast, pleasant staff.

Area was bustling, but Ryad 91 is a great authentic Moroccan oasis in the heart of the city. Quiet, accessible, genuine - room had everything. Bed and furnishings were comfortable. Mini-bar and climate control were perfect additions (especially the A/C)! Easy to navigate to the entrance within the medina.

It has a character. In the middle of the Medina, where cars can’t access.

We wanted somewhere easy to get to close the the Medina which had limited smoking and breakfast. Very helpful staff easy check in. Walking distance to marina shopping and some nice restaurants.

The hotel was in an excellent location inside the walls of the ancient medina. The room was spacious and clean with good AC. We did not get a chance to eat breakfast due to our early mornings. Things to consider - At night it was sometimes noisy (street conversations or just motor bikes driving through the medina all night). Also, we found that the front of the hotel was locked with a storefront type of lowering gate. This was not a problem because the front clerk was available to open, but when we left early one morning and the clerk had to open it we wondered what would happen in the event of an emergency and people needed to get out.

The Ryad was probably the best part about our stay in Casablanca. Very beautiful property with unique architecture. The breakfast is served on the rooftop is good (bread, egg, olives, tea). Only issue was the bathroom is not insulated meaning everyone in main room can hear you when you are in there. And, personally, we didn’t like the Médina. It’s very chaotic and dirty -aggressive salesman, bad smells, weird things. But, if you like those kind of things then I’d definitely recommend this hotel.

The staff were lovely and helpful. It's just a block into the medina so quiet and away from traffic but only a few blocks from Casa Port train station. We walked to the station, and to the Hassan II Mosque. (about 30 minutes walking). As with all riads, the bathroom gets a bit musty as there are no windows and no ventilation. The courtyard was lovely as was the rooftop and breakfast was typical (breads and juice, etc). The service was great.

Great staff, very nice and gentle, the best innthat stay

Nice facility with great breakfast, especially the particularly delicious coffee. Situated in the old Medina, not too far from an entrance outside of the wall. The old Medina and souks are by and large too touristy. There are sections of the old Medina where the shops are catering to local Moroccans, but these shops sell things like clothes and kitchen wares, things were not of much interest to me as a tourist. But there were plenty of shops selling leather goods, wooden items, and souvenirs that I found all over Morocco (I also went to Fes and Marrakech). In short, the Riad is quite comfortable with friendly, helpful staff, but the location in the old Medina is not a particular bonus because there isn't much in the old medina that's authentic, historic, or unique. Still, the hotel was nice enough and very, very close to Centre Ville and the United Nations Plaza.

Glad to stay in small local riads. Much friendlier than a generic hotel. Warm hosts and well-decorated rooms!

Cute little Riad in the heart of the Casablanca Medina. Great value for the price and easy enough to get to from the major avenue right outside the Medina. The hotel info needs to be updated from Boulevard du Fez to Rue du Fez —my taxi initially dropped me off very far from the Medina on Blvd de Fez as a result of this oversight.

Cute little Riad in the heart of the Casablanca Medina. Great value for the price and easy enough to get to from the major avenue right outside the Medina. The hotel info needs to be updated from Boulevard du Fez to Rue du Fez —my taxi initially dropped me off very far from the Medina on Blvd de Fez as a result of this oversight.

Nice and clean and just inside the Medina so you have the buzz but did not suffer from noise. The room was small with little hanging space so best for short stays of 1-3 days. Room was clean but a bit wiffy because of enclosed unventilated bathroom. The lobby and roof terrace, where breakfast was served, are authentic Moroccan which is what we wanted. Good find at reasonable price.