Well, since there is only one other review, I get to be the first in English. Let’s start with location. The riad is in the north part of the medinah, not too far from Majorelle Gardens, but it’s hard to find. The entry to the neighborhood is through a tiny archway then around a few turns through various bazaars. Make sure you get explicit directions because it would be easy to get lost though it’s a fun walk. And avoid driving if at all possible. Turns are tight and I’m not sure about parking. When we were there the “street” in front was unpaved although I think it was soon to be repaved. And the front door of the riad is unimpressive, just a doorway on a blank wall.

But don’t let that fool you. Behind the wall is an oasis of peace and beauty. Like most riads, it is built around an open lovely courtyard used to serve breakfast and other meals. An opulent salon serves as a quiet indoor place to relax and have tea. The included breakfast – breads, jams, juice, coffee – was... more