design ! true riad with a rustic vibe. we also loved that it only had 3 rooms. so it felt small and private.

the location is pretty deep into the Medina with no access by car. the staff was nice enough to come help us with our luggage from our car

The property is attractively furnished, with striking arabesque photos. The bed was exceptionally comfortable and the staff person was friendly and outgoing. I was able to get some clothes washed and dried and was not charged!

I had heard a lot about Morrocan breakfasts so I came with high expectations. I had invited a friend to join me and got the OK from the Dar, but there was only breakfast for me, which was nicely presented but very limited. The second day there was no breakfast provided. I was leaving at 8am and the host explained that the OJ shop ony opened at 8am. A group left before me so I got some coffee (cold) that had been made for them . There were nothing else provided. There is a free standing bathtub in the room, but without a shower curtain, one can't shower. A small nuisance in the bathroom is that there are no shelves for toiletries nor space around the sink to hold things- it would be great if there could be a shelf. When it came to pay, the host explained that they had a bad terminal connectiion so I had to go to town to get cash. Better to let people know in advance and let guests pay on line rather than having to go to the bank. In sum. I paid less in many places and got more, and based on its ratings, I expected more.

The place was beautiful, comfortable and calm. Tarik and Fatima were delightful hosts.

I have no complaints about Dar Zen.

Customer service was amazing.

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the care taker was amazing and friendly. I can’t imagine the place without him. He was so generous and helpful for all our demands!

I loved everything !

The Dar was very beautiful, and Tarek was a great host

The tub in my room didnt close all the way so I was unable to have a bath but other than that all was well

Very peaceful from hustle and bustle, the Riad was like an oasis from the bustle outside! The man on duty was very helpful when we had a difficult chancer trying to get a tip for help we didn’t ask for in finding the Riad. The breakfast served was lovely, as was the tea we were served after checking in. I would certainly return - it is a clean and well run place. Accepts credit cards, relaxed atmosphere with a dip pool we need to come back to try once it is warmer. :)

Just needed some better communication about meals/timings beforehand or on arrival e.g. being told that if we wanted dinner we had to ask before a set time etc. The booking.com booking had said no meal options but this was not true. The breakfast served was fantastic! We would have enjoyed the stay more if we had been able to have dinner in, but in the end we did have a lovely dinner out. The room was a bit exposed being at the bottom of the Riad, but as the place was quiet with another family staying upstairs it was fine. Coming back I would aim to get an upstairs room! :)

Beautiful Riyad, offering so much more then expected. Very kind owner, great scenery, We were fortunate to be alone in the Riyad. We were picked up at the entry of the city. Good and correct breakfast. Rooms very clean and great bed

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The staffs are all so nice and friendly. When you stay with them, it makes you feel like you’re at home. The place is very cozy. Location is pretty convenient. The two gentlemen that works there, picked us up with our luggage to and from the riad. Special thanks to them two (young stylish guy and former scuba diver - so sorry forgot your names!)

The bathtub was in the middle of the room, when I took a shower the water splattered everywhere.

Nothing for Riad but steps were kind.

The bath is middle of room , open air and water goes everywhere. It isn't easy to take shower. The room was cold and no heat in living room too for the breakfast. Hotel is more convenient than this Riad.My husband caught cold unfortunately.

We loved the atmosphere of the place – it is a beautiful traditional riad in the Medina, both stylish and welcoming. The breakfast was amazing with freshly baked bread, smoothies and fruit salads. We didn't really have time to use the bath, but I really like the idea of a bathroom that isn't separated from the living quarters!

For some reason there were quite a lot of flies inside. Also, do keep in mind that you will have to park outside the gates of the old town. It's not a long walk, but not very convenient for carrying suitcases over the cobbled streets.