Moroccan House

Good breakfast. There is plenty of parking lots next to the hotel, but there will be again some strange guys who will ask money for parking telling they will secure your car (during our trip through Morocco nobody explained who are these guys, are they under police control so they "pass" money up to the police, or this is "legal" criminal level in Morocco, but this is really annoying. I would like to pay more if money goes to the city, but when this is something about giving money for kind of "nice" beggar, which is obviously under someone's hood this is not acceptable). Here they asked 100 dirham per two nights, gave only 80 (may be not to give at all?). Not really close to the old city, but you can easily walk there, it is 15-20 minutes of walk. Polite stuff, a lot of rooms, though not good they don't have family rooms, so had to take two.

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Once we arrived we met this adorable receptionist and he greeted me saying my name which I found very endearing. The rooms are very cosy and clean.. the lady at the reception was also very sweet to us made us feel at home ( I am sorry I didn’t get their names). The lifeguard Anas was very nice too. We ended staying two more nights only for 1000dh which I found very reasonable. The location of the hotel is great everything is walking distance. The rooms are clean. The AC works great. The beds very comfortable.

Need more sunlounge by the pool.

Very nice staff and good location. Great value with low price.

My friends said the bed was too hard but for me It was Ok. They didnt have toiletpaper in the room when we arrived so we thought It was because the hotel was so cheap that we have to buy everything but after morning everything worked well. Also would have prefared fresh fruits and glutenfree bread but I did know beforehand that moroccan breakfast contains a lot of sugar and sweets so didnt expect More.

The staff had a 5 star customer service attitude and were incredibly kind and welcoming. This is very important. The lady on the desk was very easy to ask any question and was proud to work there. The other staff just were all very helpful and put guests at ease. Room had multi language TV, could watch programmes in French. Breakfast was free of charge. Olives were good. Guests at breakfast were all surprisingly chatty and anyone could exchange polite conversation with ease.

Needs an interior designer consultation to create a brand and to simplify the colour scheme. Furnishings need a designer to get the colours in harmony. I liked the statues on the entrance to the hotel, please keep them. Area was very safe and residential and 15 min walk to Jema el Fna. Rose tea had sugar in. Tip to owner: Some guests are diabetic and need to add their own sugar. The tea vervain had no sugar so that was ok and the lipton black tea.

Great value for me and my three kids, breakfast was included for free for them! Old world Moroccan charm, plenty of character. Hassan the porter was so friendly and kind, he even took me to get our boarding passes printed after he finished work. Thank- you!

Suggestion: put lamps on the four tables in the reception area with soft lighting, this will be so welcoming on arrival!

It's located in the new Marrakech area which is about 10-15 minute taxi to the main Medina. You can hear the Prayer Call but very faintly. It's a lovely traditional establishment! Great decor! Love the pool!

The pool is not open long enough hours, only from 10AM to 6PM so you cannot enjoy it before or after leaving to experience Marrakech. They don't have a snack bar or a place to buy water of some refreshments at any time of day or night inside the hotel. It would be nice if they provided adapters for USB's/chargers in the bedrooms.

Working air conditioner, beautiful room and surroundings. Very beautiful house. Had a nice pool. Near the city you could walk to Medina square.

Breakfast not included (5euro) per day. The “clean towels “ we got had orange/brown stained on. And one bed had not clean sheets it was stained. The fridge was not working and the pool closed too early otherwise all was wonderful! Good price and nice personals.

Beautiful riad, with traditionally decorated rooms, pool and roof terrace. Friendly and helpful staff. Great breakfast. In a nice neighbourhood with lots of bars and restaurants. 15 minutes walk to the Jardin Majorelle. The Djamaa El Fna (main square) is a bit further, maybe 30 mins walk. Taxis are plentiful and reasonably cheap.

It would have been good to have breakfast on the roof terrace but maybe it was a bit early in the season.

Friendly welcome every time we walked in the door, breakfast up on the roof was most amenable with fresh cooked eggs a treat from the man with biggest smile. Location is fine for the new town, Majorelle garden not far away, although these days that is spoilt by the crowds. Better off in La Mamounia for afternoon tea! Big room, beautifully decorated, with a big welcome.

I love this hotel: its very traditional and the rooms are charming. The staff works hard to accomodate the guests and the owner and his family are often on site which is a nice contrast from the depersonalized chain hotels.

To contextualize - this is a three star hotel, not expensive and lovely to stay in but many things don’t work (Lights) ( door key) ( lighting in the hallway) ( shower); but if you tell the front desk they work hard to fix the problems.