This was a very nice property. Authentic and welcoming. The property looked and felt clean. It was conveniently located at the entrance to the old city, but had good access to the the main attractions of the old city. It is in an alleyway, but once you enter...you'll like it and feel at home. The breakfast was fresh, reasonable and served with a smile. The staff was excellent and the property manager, Jawad was exceptional in his communication before the stay, during and after. Liked him a lot. He arranged all my taxis, tours, drivers and excursions. He made the stay a lot easier and simpler. The property is safe and welcoming

Locks on the doors would be nice...Jawad gave me one on request and I was happy

Very tidy and clean Riad! The people were very welcoming. The room was very spacious, clean and silent. Very well thought design, quite cool.

The breakfast is not fresh! I saw some comments around people not understanding why they serve orange juice from cartons but now I get it as there’s orange trees everywhere. Quite disappointing! There’s no people around if you need coffee or tea. Worst, asked for water they didn’t had it.

Riad Dar Kasal was amazing! The location is in a quiet street next to the medina. It’s walking distance from the Souks, the Jemaa-El Fna square and the awesome rooftops. It was clean, quiet, comfortable rooms and great bathrooms. Every morning Asia served breakfast with a smile and nothing was too much for her. Also the owner Jawad was great, helping us out with some tours and brought us to an amazing Hammam. Literally a great place to stay, we enjoyed it!

Lovely, clean, quiet, traditional riad on the west edge of the Medina. There was a nice open area with shaded seating and sun loungers at the top of the building. It is close to the shops and market and pick-up point for tours and taxis. Jawed and his staff were very friendly and eager to help with making our stay very enjoyable. He arranged for us to be picked up and dropped off at the airport.

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We had a lovely stay at Riad Dar Kasal. Our host Jawad was very friendly, welcoming and helped arrange a few day trips for us. Our room was very comfortable and well decorated. Although you dont see much pictures of the bathroom, the bathrooms are brilliant and spacious. Breakfast was great, and the location of the riad was perfect for us. It was quiet, yet near to everywhere we needed to be. Would definitely recommend staying here.

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- amazing hotel, so beautiful, with a real tree in the middle of the house, open balcony and an open roof, clean and comfortable room, the rooftop views are also worth it and the location is very good, just outside the medina. hosts are really warm and welcoming too.

- the breakfast, which is traditional moroccan, is made up of mostly sugar, some eggs would have been nice.

Stunning picturesque property at the edge of the medina so super convenient location wise if you wanna experience a Riad but not be right in the middle of the Medina chaos. It had a lovely rooftop as well where we enjoyed the sun.

Due to the moorish architecture there isn’t a lot of natural light in rooms so maybe a little bit more lamps would be nice.

The hotel looks exactly as on the photos. It is a lovely, cute and picturesque place. Staff spoke very good English. Mr. Jawad was super helpful. Cheap parking nearby.

No keys in the rooms. You could hear literally everything from all the rooms around the courtyard - I did not mind, but when you are looking for some quiet place to relax - well well - then hope that there wont be a loud neighbors.

It was an amazing stay at Dar Kasal. Perfect location. Walking distance to all the main attractions in Medina and all the gardens. The breakfasts are prepare freshly every morning and a la carta. Definitely will go back again next time.

Nice homely feeling. Well maintained

The location on google maps is completely incorrect, we got lost in the medina trying to find it. Used apple maps in the end to find it. Also no signs leading to the property. We encountered a man who told us to turn back from the street when we were outside