The staff was incredibly helpful, very good location and my room was very nice.

While the riad itself is beautiful and decorated in such a charming way, the best thing about this place was truly the staff. They are aux petits soins, showing incredible kindness and availability. We arrived well past 1 AM, and Ouassel was there waiting for us with tea and small Moroccan biscuits before taking us to our room. It was such a warm and thoughtful welcome that set the tone for the rest of our stay.

Nice staff, confortable bed, great location, quiet

Amazing staff! All of them were amazing, breakfast was great. Beautiful rooms and bathroom. Everything very comfortable

The hosts took care of everything and went above and beyond for any questions we had!

We can warmly recommend this Riad. We were well looked after from arrival to departure. The owner and her team are super friendly and available to answer any questions. The Riad is furnished with love. Everything is beauftiful new and modern. The location is perfect for a visit in Marrakech, everything is central. The breakfast is typically Moroccan and delicious. We would recommend a visit there to anyone. We hope we can come back soon.

The interior was well designed. It was always clean and the fragrance of orange blossom was always in the air. The seating area both downstairs and on the terrace were comfortable. The room I stayed in - which was their most modest room - had a minimalist but restful look to it - perfect after a long day of exploring and touring. The staff’s service was very attentive and you could ask for anything. The breakfast is traditionally Moroccan but quite a large serving. I typically do not have to eat until late because they serve coffee, freshly squeezed orange juice, mint tea, then about three kinds of bread with jam, butter, amlou, honey and eggs - it’s a lot! The area is fantastic - there were regular shops and boutique shops and not too far away from the market where the actual Moroccans do their food shopping - so plenty of authentic patisserie and fresh produce! The Jemaa el Fna is a brisk 15 minute walk, the edge of Gueliz is on the other side and you could reach it in about 20 minutes walk. The Church of the Holy Martrys is a 30-minute walk. There’s also an ATM nearby for emergencies (50 dirhams access fee and the conversion rate is worse than at the main square and then there’s a 13.5% commission - don’t use unless desperate). And a taxi rank. The Riad is surrounded by the top-rated spas within a few steps: Les Bains d’Orient, Heritage Spa (Branch 40), Bindoo Spa, Hammam de la Rose. M. Bacha is a beautiful restaurant in the area. Dar Moha and Les Jardins de Lotus are within a stones throw away. So you are surrounded by both fine dining establishments and the most affordable options in the market by Bab Doukala. It also feels very safe. I saw CCTV cameras on the streets and also uniformed police.