Excellent location for the souks. very welcoming , proactive and friendly manager Rachid and his staff. Authentic , beautiful Riad in the medina.

The breakfast was good , you could have eggs if you asked but it would be great if you were offered the option. The Riad used to offer alcoholic drinks when we went in 2019 . It is now not licensed, which is totally understandable but thought I would mention in this. There are 2 superb restaurants within a 5 min stroll , with superb food and rooftop terrace.

The Riad was very well located - about 15 minutes walk through the souk to the centre. Plenty of restaurants and shops near by but more as you get to the centre. Near to local corner shops for water, soft drinks and snacks. (Buy alcohol from duty free if you want it). Staff were lovely, helpful and the breakfast was good - set on the rooftop. The room was well appointed with large en-suite, but like most Riads not exactly private as they don't believe in doors to bathrooms! So you have to know your partner well or turn the TV up loud! Stylishly decorated with 3 plunge pools although we only went in the small roof top one. The temperature was very hot whilst we were there at c43, so we didn't spend tons of time sitting on the roof top but there were plenty of places to read a book if it wasn't so hot. The in room air con was welcome in the afternoon heat and at night.

The roof top plunge pool could have benefitted from a net to gather the serviettes and tissues that had blown into it and sunk to the bottom.

The staff were friendly and helpful, particularly when we needed assistance booking a taxi.

The hotel was nice, but the room was very disappointing. Although we booked a Superior Double Room, our room was located in the basement and had a persistent, strong smell of mould/damp. The hotel kept a dehumidifier running during the day, but the smell remained and made it very difficult to sleep comfortably. The room also had only a small window facing an internal, windowless hall, so there was very little natural light or ventilation. Unfortunately, the situation affected our plans significantly. We had booked four nights but ended up sleeping at the hotel for only two nights — the first and the last — because we could not comfortably stay in the room. The hotel is also located in a very busy and intense part of the Medina, which may not suit guests looking for a quieter environment.

It was centrally located

It’s just old and bit dilapidated. It was very noisy with building work carried on plus the wild cats at night used to make lots of noise especially for rooms on the terrace