- very quiet, beautiful and comfortable - the lady was very nice - breakfast was nice - check-in and check-out were easy -we loved the location but it's probably not for everyone. You have to walk like 20 minutes to get to the center. We really enjoyed that though because the neighborhood seems more authentic. There's an authentic market nearby where locals buy their food and there are not many tourists. I'd totally recommend it.

Nous avons adoré la decoration des chambres et des salons où se prend le petit déjeuner, le calme la nuit. Le petit déjeuner, un délice! Il est possible de stationner à quelques dizaines de mètres du riad, aussi étonnant que cela puisse sembler. Très pratique aussi pour être déposé en taxi. Le quartier est sûr, bien que pas le plus pittoresque de la medina. Le souk commence à 10-15 minutes de marche.

Le lieu légèrement excentré. Le manque de lumière dans la douche. Nous avons eu, la deuxième nuit, une infiltration d'eau par le plafond lors d'une forte pluie. Sinon RAS

Un séjour absolument exceptionnel au Riad Samsara, partagé avec ma mère. Un véritable havre de paix, magnifique, d’une propreté irréprochable, avec des chambres somptueuses et décorées avec beaucoup de goût. Le personnel est d’une gentillesse rare, toujours attentionné et aux petits soins. Le petit-déjeuner et les dîners étaient tout simplement délicieux, un vrai régal ! Tout était parfait, jusque dans les moindres détails. Une adresse authentique et raffinée, où l’on se sent merveilleusement bien. Un immense merci à toute l’équipe pour cette parenthèse enchantée. Nous reviendrons avec grand plaisir et recommandons ce riad les yeux fermés !

The riad itself was lovely and the staff were very warm and welcoming throughout our stay. It did feel tranquil compared to the busy medina and offered a more local, authentic Marrakech experience. You can walk to the main square from the riad, and there was also a safe in the room for valuables.

I do feel the current reviews and photos don’t fully reflect the overall experience. The riad is located in a much more local part of the medina and we often felt uncomfortable walking around the area, especially at night. Ubers/taxis won’t collect or drop you directly outside, so you have to walk to a nearby pickup point which didn’t always feel particularly safe. While the riad could feel peaceful at times, it was also surprisingly noisy at night with shouting outside. Communication could also be difficult as most staff didn’t speak English and the English-speaking house manager was rarely there. The room doors couldn’t be locked from the outside when leaving, which felt unsettling despite there being a safe. The riad also didn’t quite match the photos online and felt more worn in person. The rooms were also very dark, and the air conditioning leaked during our stay which caused a puddle on the floor. A smaller point, but there was only one mirror in the bathroom and nowhere comfortable to properly get ready, which may matter to some guests. Another thing to be aware of is that bottled water is charged separately and any extras must be paid in cash only. We were only informed of this the evening before leaving, by which point we had very little cash left.