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Reviewed 1 March 2010

You could stay in a faceless 400 room chain hotel in almost any major city in the world but Marrakech is not like anywhere else,so why not try a Riad ?
It is just like staying in someones house and indeed here you are made to feel completely at home.
Just far enough away from the town centre to enjoy peace and quiet,everything you need is available on the site.
The owner has just spent a considerable amount of time and money freshening up the furnishings inside and outside.The staff are very helpful,although a working knowledge of French makes things much easier.
All 10 rooms are the same - large bed,his-and-hers sinks and a private terrace or balcony.
There does not seem to be a menu or a price list but almost anything is possible as long as you and your credit card are flexible.
Taxis arranged by the staff were double the price of a local,basic one but do not drive or hire a car as the traffic is chaotic and bordering on dangerous.
The weather was superb and to sum up our stay was luxurious and relaxing.

Date of stay: February 2010
  • Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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Reviewed 3 August 2009

After 6 times in Marrakech, I believe I know very well this city, I discovered this place at my 4th time and I know I won't go anywhere else now...

Where to start ?
A huge house with a lot of privacy, lots of little places all around the garden, the pool, the hammam to stay quite, alone.

Cookers are amazing ( THX girls), the manager, Christophe, is kind and helpfull ( organized a trip in the desert and restaurant reservations for me and my wife).
The rooms are spacious and so quiet.( try to get the rooms with the garden view)

Outside but very close from the city center, this beautyful is in my top 5 best places in Marrakech.

Enjoy your stay in Marrakech

Pierre

Date of stay: June 2009
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Reviewed 18 July 2008

Located 10/15 minutes from the dusty and extremely warm old city, this small property features the quality of a hotel along with the type of personal touch that will make you feel at home. From the moment you step in until your departure, the staff will do everything in its power to please you - from arranging a gorgeous barbecue lunch by the pool to fixing any possible excursion, diner in town, or transfer (airport transfer is provided by the hotel free of charge, by the way).

The rooms are large, nicely decorated, quite comfortable, and extremely quiet. Ours was on the ground floor opening to a private terrace in the garden. The pool is beautiful and wonderful on the way back from the old centre.

This is a Riyadh, though, not a hotel. This means you cannot count on 24h room service; it also means you will need to order your meals a few hours in advance (we ate lunch and diner there, and it was excellent for 20 euros a head - breakfast is also great). As for television, there is one located in the main building - it comes with a whole bunch of DVDs to choose from; but then again, the city and its nightlife are far more interesting...

I cannot however comment on the staff's proficiency in English, for we speak French - and so do they.

Overall, I would most definitely recommend this place and think it offers great value for the money spent (180 euros for a junior suite that is, inclusive of breakfast and all the water, tea and coffee you could possibly drink).

Date of stay: June 2008
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Reviewed 8 January 2021
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Date of stay: December 2020
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Reviewed 6 January 2021
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Room tip: Les chambres au rez-de-chaussée offrent une très jolie terrasse privée, vous donnant la possibilité de vous faire bronzer sur les transat.
Date of stay: January 2021
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