Is was clean, well maintained and equipped

A fan would be helpful as there isn’t much ventilation even with both windows open

The apartment was very clean, in a fairly quiet area, close to many shops, local restaurants ("Chama Resto," fabulous) and a great bakery, "Patachou." As I stayed in winter, the hosts provided thick blankets for the bed, but the house has no insulation so even a small heater, offered by other hosts in other apartments, would have been appreciated. It was absolutely freezing.

Only 1 plate, 1 mug and 1 bowl in the kitchen was NOT chipped or broken. In a family sized apartment, that's a lot of broken items. I chose the place because a washing machine was listed in the facilities. However, on arrival, I discovered a sign on the door to the roof, that said guests had to pay an extra 30 Dhms per wash. Later, the hostess said this was mentioned on the site but, in fact, it says an additional 3 euros will be charged for a "service wash." I did 3 washes there, myself, using powder I bought with me and obviously hung the washing to dry. Still, when I was leaving, the hostess insisted I give the cleaner 90 Dhms which I refused to pay. I then booked "Chez Ali" opposite and discovered it is owned by the same family. All of them obsessed with how much cash they can squeeze out of tourists. I did not feel welcome as a solo female traveller. Many women in Morocco don't work and seem to resent those that do.

Very nice little flat, lovely decorated, very clean. Very good communication with owners. Location is good, quiet, few good restaurants, within walking distance from beach, medina etc... good value for money

Ground floor flat so very dark, not much natural light, different entrance to main building so not brilliant to go on terrace. Flat advertised with washing machine but not in there, washing machine situated on terrace, not free extra cost.

The apartment was space and very clean

The apartment was dark and freezing cold