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Very nice

I would like to express my disappointment with the situation. Upon my arrival and throughout my stay, I repeatedly confirmed with the reception staff that I had only one room booked, and they assured me each time. This miscommunication caused significant frustration, and I believe it reflects a lack of professionalism. be carefull with this hotel

Un très bon choix. Le service comme le lieu sont top ! La restauration et le personnel son très bien. La cheminée allumée dans la salle du restaurant est un énorme plus et une formidable surprise. Je recommande chaudement cette adresse. Merci pour leur accueil !

In the heart of the historical walls of the Medina, a real taste of Moroccan architecture and decor. Pleasant to dine in and conveniently located to walk around the shopping area. The steep staircase to the rooms that give onto the inner courtyards could be a problem for elederly couples and the first floor would be advisable. There is however a very helpful porter. The Concierge is helpful, but ineffective in having the TV fixed for example.

Quaint. Only real advantage is its location. Rooms small. Shower was a challenge. Food was average at best. Stairs stairs stairs to get to rooms. But it is in the middle of things with easy access to the harbour and medina

This was the 11th Riad that we had stayed at in Morocco, and unfortunately it was a disappointment from start to finish. We arrived, didn’t even see the receptionist who was hidden behind a glass screen. At every other Riad, we’d been warmly greeted by the staff with mint tea and often biscuits. This was a totally different experience - no tea, no warm welcome, no interest, they didn’t show us around at all, and we only knew there was a roof terrace from other reviews!. Our room (on the 2nd floor when Riad almost empty - why?), was very small, no ac, no hairdryer (they did provide one when asked), no toiletries, no water - these were at all the other Riads. Breakfast was fine, as was the dinner we had one night, but total disengagement of the staff, hardly a word. The Riad is in the medina, and you need a cart to take your luggage. The “busboy” carried our suitcases upstairs (not our fault 2nd floor) and was as miserable as sin. Having read the other reviews, our comments are not the first in this vein, and we wonder why the Riad hasn’t made some changes - go out in the street, we met 2 lovely young men working in the cafe opposite and the stall next door who’d knock spots off their staff!!