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"A quiet oasis to escape the busy Medina. Eriess was very welcoming and caring and couldn’t be more helpful. "

"I love the staff, the location. Everything was excellent. Nothing bad to say."

"Lovely place to stay, with even nicer people. Karim - thank you! Just don't try to find it yourself. Take the airport pick up service."

"Great Riad in a good location, staff very friendly and helpful. Nice clean property, nothing too fancy, but good size rooms . Our only issue, having never stayed in a Riad before,vwas that in common with most, the eating area is outdoor s, the temperature was cold in first week December and a bit wet, no heating in room either, fortunately they lent us a small fan heater, otherwise it would have been unpleasant. I'm sure for most of the year this won't be a problem. "

"A truly unique place to stay. The riad has been meticulously put together and is a joy to walk around — each time you enter the common areas or the bedrooms you notice new details or pieces of history or artefacts. Aside from bursting with tasteful creativity, the riad has an on-site jacuzzi, hammam and massage room which are fun to try out. There is also a nice spacious terrace set across two levels, which is good for relaxing or eating and provides a vantage point to observe a family of storks...

"Everyone was very friendly and helpful. The public areas smelled lovely"

"Just outside the Medina wall means it’s easier to find! 100dh for a taxi from the train to Bahia palace + 4 minute walk with google maps. My husband got mostly hot water for his shower, but I only got warmish. Our room was at the front which gets street noise at night and early in the morning. But that’s likely the case with all Riads on narrow alleyways. We found the platform bed awkward to access"

"This place was amazing and exceeded our expectations.. It is basically a boutique hotel in which you rent the entire place. Comes with staff who are incredibly kind and helpful. I came with a group of family/friends. Location was perfect- right next door to synagogue and 3min walk to many places including the bahia palace and culinary arts museum. 10/10"

"Overbooked. We were taken to Riad Mansoura instead which was on a parallel street. The staff didn't speak English. Luckily we spoke a bit of French. There was an initial misunderstanding as they thought that we haven't pre-paid but in fact we had. We were lucky that the other Riad we were brought to had a slightly better location. It's also noisy at night from cat fights and baby cries from the neighbourhood. "