Wonderful hosts, peaceful property, central location, excellent breakfast

I appreciated the host walked me to the main square, the breakfast was very good, I liked the design of the riad courtyard, the room was sizable

The staff were very accommodating, especially Nawal, she was very helpful. Our room was spacious and beautifully decorated..

Lovely, peaceful riad amongst the chaos of the Medina. Easy to reach all points of interest. Hosts Khadijah and Nawal were outstanding in helping us get around and navigate. Good communication.

Everything! Maybe the location a bit tough to find the first time lol however it is part of the fun in madina

Authentic Riad experience clean and comfortable! Staff was super accommodating and very helpful! We’ve stayed at numerous accommodations but nothing like this!

The breakfast was excellent, so tasty! The staff was very helpful, Noel offered to show us the way to the main square and gave us some tips and tricks :) The riad was very quiet, nice and with good people overall. The room was perfect! The bed so big and so so comfortable. The bathroom was very big and aesthetically pleasing.

The breakfasts were incredible. A little different each day and very delicious... french toast, crepes, fruit, yogurt, coffee and tea.. The room was beautiful and the bed very comfortable. The courtyard was gorgeous, bright, and always great to come back to... chirping birds and all. Khadija was very welcoming.

It's important when travelling solo to get your stay right. I was spending my first week alone, whilst my friend (who was walking the Sahara for charity) could join me for the second. Riad Tchaikana is within the old city walls where cars cannot enter. Manager Khadija organised everything and it worked perfectly...a vehicle collected me at the airport, then transferred me to a porter for the final 5 minute walk to Tchaikana. It was a magical walk and a wonderful introduction to the traditional Medina of Marrakech. I was very much welcomed by all the Staff on arrival. I was shown my room and then, over mint tea and biscuits, Khadija gave me a detailed map and marked out where we were, the important landmarks & most interesting places to visit. And then, in order to get me really grounded, she took me on a walk through the alleyways and souks to Jemaa el-Fnaa, the main square. I so welcomed this because I am someone who can easily get lost...but now I had a decent map and landmarks. I still got lost though, which is part of the fun of being somewhere that has unnamed streets....but I always got myself home because of that first introduction Khadija gave. Riad Tchaikana is very old indeed and all the rooms are beautiful & romantic. The suite we booked was large, very clean, crisp linen & decorated in minimalist Moroccan style. The bathroom with Tadelakt plasterwork was a joy to be in. Every day the room was cleaned, refreshed and made good. The breakfasts were a great treat and allowed you to interact with the other guests if you so wished. For the first week the chef cooked delicious suppers for me. It was quiet at night. The Call to Prayer was light and lyrical. My friend slept through it but I found myself waking to hear the Muezzin as his voice was quite special. You will have songbirds for company in the morning at breakfast. The staff are all fabulous, caring, full of good ideas....and funny.

Beautifully decorated bedroom which pays hommage to West African art and artefacts. We loved it and would highly recommend this Riad. Staff were also very friendly and accommodating.

This place is absolutely gorgeous! The riad is few minutes far from the center, but so calm like a little oazis. You can smell the flower of the orange trees everywhere. :)

We loved the experience of the Riad, the host was fantastic, very nice breakfast.

We will be back?

Such a lovely place with a lovely staff. We were cared for very well here and the food was delicious. Would stay here again!

Lovely riad in the middle of the old Medina. We went ahead and booked airport transfers with the riad, and so glad that we did. There is no way we could have figured it out. Vehicles are not allowed inside of the Medina, so we were driven to the border, where we met up with a porter who took us, and our luggage the rest of the way to the riad. The riad has been well-maintained and nicely decorated. Every room was a gem. The riad staff was amazing. We had early morning departures for some of our excursions and they arranged a very early breakfast for us. Breakfast usually consisted of yogurt, pastry, juice, coffee, olives, and condiments. (Not a lot of protein, so if you need that in the morning, be sure to pack some protein bars.) The riad is about a 15 minute walk from the main square, and a 30 minute walk from the palace.