Lovely helpful and welcoming staff, from the hosts Kamal and Sarah to the cleaner and cook. Our hosts were always on hand to answer questions and give tips about where to go or what to do. Comfortable and cute little rooms with traditional doors. Breakfast was fresh every day: baked goods (including the traditional msamman/ ghee bread), jams, honey, coffee, delicious moroccan tea. Probably the best read one could get in the area as it was clean and nicely decorated.

Beware, the AC is very effective since the rooms are small, so it is easy to accidentally make the room too cold. Tiny swimming pool, more of a still (i.e., non-bubbly) jacuzzi, in the middle of the courtyard which we felt everyone in the hotel could look down onto us whilst we were in it, but nonetheless a nice addition and it looks clean. It is in the space of what would have been a fountain in the past. It would have been nice to have some more variety for breakfast e.g., fruit or savoury food, as it was almost all sweet/ sugary stuff, but on our last day after we mentioned it, they very kindly brought us eggs!

Handy location for Jemaa el-Fna and all that, excellent breakfast, friendly staff, authentic riad interior, especially the ancient bedroom doors! Peaceful roof terrace with a comfortable double bed for lounging on up there!

Sound travels easily in this riad. I think that's entirely due its beautiful authenticity, especially the unusual bedroom doors. Don't choose this riad if you're fussy about noise. We got used to it and were very happy by the end of 4 nights there.

The hosting was amazing and welcoming. Great location, not far from main attractions. Also the breakfast was lovely

It’s a small riad without the amenities big ones usually offer. All in working order. Comparatively easy to reach.

Really small. Also small rooms. No roof top or usable terrace.