the dinner was the best meal we had in morocco. highly recommended. fantastic service!

un rincón muy especial, tranquilo y acogedor donde disfrutar y descansar en una ciudad tan encantadora como marrakech.lo mejor sin duda ha sido el trato familiar de los propietarios del riad que te hacen sentir como en casa.y sólo a 15 min. a pie del centro histórico, la plaza jemaa el fna y los zocos.¡¡no os lo perdáis!!!

a wonderful little oasis in the middle of the old medina. a place where you can close your eyes and start to dream about "alf laila wa-laila" (thousand and one nights). the rooms (i was able to experience three of them) are all individually lovely decorated. the way to the hotel is part of the adventure of the "travel through time" as you need to pass some very narrow lanes through to the old medina, filled with many people, children playing around, the smell of the maghreb, donkeys, bikes and mopeds. once arriving in the riad you know, you did the right thing to book it. we spent the late evening on the roof terrace where you could have a nice view over the medina and ebjoy the stars in the dark black sky. we have been allowed by the stuff to bring our shiha (waterpipe) with us, so we had the chance to enjoy to smoke the shisha on the roof terrace. the stuff also is wonderful, they try to help in any kind of questions, and tried to fullfil all our wishes. just wonderful.we would come back again every time, and enjoy this oasis in the middle of marrakesch !!

we enjoyed our stay , very nice small riad , but a little far from jema el fna plazza... the service is done by very nice, sweet people ,very welcoming, quiet, and who does everything to help.our room was a little bite small but very clean and quiet, we slept very well , breakfast is good as well as tajine and more ...thank you for all the team .

a quinze minutes de jemaa el fna quelques difficultés a rentrer seul mais il y a toujours un gamin qui vous sert de guide pour quelques dirhams ; prix un peu élevé pour moins de 3 nuits mais séjour très agréable et personnel trés prévenant

don't let the initial surroundings put you off too much; on first arrival (especially in the dark) it can be quite daunting - real backstreets of marrakech. you will need someone to meet you and take you to hotel from the taxi drop off on first time (streets are too narrow to get a car down, so is only accesable on foot). after that, it's not as bad as it seems for getting to / from. and it's about 15 minute walk from main square (it looks further on the map). our room was on the ground floor, and opended straight onto the courtyard area where meals are taken, and which then has the kitchen / lounge off it. because of the layout, noise travelled very far. fortuantly there were no late night revellers staying, but you can forget a lie in for the morning. we found the room disappointingly small - struggling to walk past the bottom of the bed / wall. i think first floor rooms might be better? however, although simple, it was clean. bathroom was fine, but not exactly forthcoming with hot water.in general (for marrakech) french is the main western language, but you should 'get by' with english for most of the time. but an understaning of french will help.this is very much a guest house, rather than hotel, and some of the services advertised on venere seemed a little ambitious for what was actually there (swimming pool? / front desk? bar? etc).we had a couple of nights, and for what we were doing, the place was fine, although room size and noise (anything other than a whisper could be heard from anywhere) were the main drawbacks. and it was nice to stay in a genuine riad in the backstreets to get a real flavour of what marrakech is about. overall, for the price, the place wasn't too bad. i'm sure there are better places (but at a price), but if you're spending most of the day out sightseeing, and only really using the riad as a base to sleep in, then it was fine and serves it purpose well. in general, to get the most out of your visit to marrakech, relax!