It was in close distance to the square and very local in the heart so it was easy to walk around to main destinations. Staff were very friendly and nice.

The Riad was very well located, in the center and in a quiet area, also very beautiful with all the plants around the patio. The staff was very friendly and helped us every time we asked for something. Our room was great, private, clean and the AC saved us from the hot days we experienced. There's also a terrace on the roof that is a great spot in chill a bit during the afternoon/night with views over the Medina. Breakfast was also very nice, in the patio area in the center of the Riad, and the food itself was great and fresh. Overall, a great experience and I would come back in my next trip!

Our stay at Riad L'Aziza was nothing short of exceptional in every way. It absolutely blew us away and completely spoiled us for the rest of our trip as nothing else came close to the standard they set. Hamsa and the female staff were so lovely to us, and they really took care of us whether we needed a dress tailored, a hijab properly afixed, or when my phone was "lost" in the medina. From the minute we walked into the riad we felt we'd entered a paradise. Despite being in the middle of the medina it is blissfully quiet and exquisitely beautiful in every detail. The breakfasts were better than any others we were given elsewhere during our 2-week trip, and I sorely missed Hamsa's coffee after we left. If arriving fresh off the plane I would definitely recommend the arrival transfer service. Yes, it's more expensive than catching a taxi directly, but unless you have extensive knowledge of the medina you'll really struggle to carry your luggage and find the riad yourself. Knowing you have a reliable service to bring you & your baggage to the riad really helps start the trip on the right foot. In short, don't look elsewhere - Riad L'Aziza would be a wonderful choice.

The Riad was lovely, quiet, clean, safe and comfortable. The room was cleaned on a daily basis and was just as depicted in the photos when I made the booking. The center area of the Riad accommodates the garden which is well maintained and full of birds that give an extra tone to the place. The upper rooms wave their private terraces. The breakfast is full of local delicacies, fresh and more than enough. What one has to be aware of is that Google maps directions mess up in the last 50m, because you have to go into a small tunnel in order to see the narrow path to the entrance

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gorgeous! very beautiful courtyard and the room was lovely I felt like a princess. bed was comfortable and we loved the room service every day. the riad is in a quiet street but also very close by foot to all the main attractions. it is also in a more local dominated area which was refreshing before going out to the tourist dominated souks. the staff were lovely, shout-out to Adam for being so helpful and for joking with us about how ripped off we got in the souks with our poor negotiation skills. he really helped us get the handle of things and gave us tips. this was our favourite breakfast with the pancakes being cooked fresh and also some variety day by day in what we had. also great was the airport transfer which made everything less stressful because we probably wouldn’t have been able to find it in our own.

leaky shower and would have been nice to be able to mount the shower head instead of having to hold.

"We had a wonderful stay at Riad L'Aziz in Marrakech. The young man from the staff was fantastic—truly delightful and incredibly hospitable. The breakfast was delicious, and our suite with a private terrace was simply amazing! The riad itself is beautiful, with charming decor and a serene atmosphere. Absolutely recommended for anyone visiting Marrakech!

The only downside is the location, which is in the Medina, the old part of the city. Our taxi couldn’t drop us directly at the riad due to the narrow streets, and the area isn’t very accessible. We arrived late at night, and it was a bit inconvenient as there weren’t clear signs to guide us. I’d recommend arriving during the day if possible."

This is a delightful little oasis in the center of Marrakesh's bustling medina. The garden and roof deck were tranquil and lovely. My room was large, well appointed, tastefully decorated and comfortable, and I even had my own private little roof deck. The staff were friendly and helpful and they serve a good breakfast. It is definitely tucked away and you may have a hard time finding it.

Not a complaint, but be aware that you can't reach this hideaway by car. Definitely keep Google maps handy to find your way back when you go out.

Our stay was wonderful here! The Riad provides a nice quiet place to relax within the Medina. It was easy to find, although it is a little further along the Darb when compared to Google maps. The courtyard is full of beautiful trees, plants and birds. This makes a beautiful setting for a complete Moroccan breakfast. The room itself was amazing and we felt as if we were in a palace. Our hosts were very nice people and we had everything we needed!

There is nothing missing from staying here; we were very happy with the place. Just beware that children will offer to guide you to your respective riad for a hefty price. This is not necessary as the Riad is very easy to find.

Close to everything yet tucked away in the medina. Not that easy to find when you first arrive. Beautiful haven, this historic Riad was perfect. Beautifully decorated and lovely roof terrace. We stayed in the Royal suite which was stunning.

Bit of a walk from the taxi stop. So be prepared. Would have been nice to have been met by someone or have a trolly for case as I had in a previous place I had stayed ( but a lot more expensive).

Lovely architecture, quiet and peaceful.

The airport transfer booked through the riad took us to the Djinn el Fnar, dropped us at nearly 11pm and told us to find our own way. Feedback has been given to hotel to arrange a porter to meet night guests as part of the transfer. Stressful start to holiday! Day time stop offs: head to Medina end of the square, near zeytoun restaurant keeping restaurant to your left behind you. Bear right under covered market area, which ends and then left past a calamari stall. Head on straight, just past a building on left covered in bougainvillea you’ll find the street name over an arch. Dip under arch, bear left, then right, then look down a tiny alley past two giant cactii in pots for a huge red lantern over the door. That’s the riad. Tricky in the dark!!!!