The Riad is a great place. If you get there. That's a big "if". It's a stunning building, great facilities. But there are serious issues.

In the Medina there are serious issues. Immediate regulation by police required. Locals cordon off streets (witn official looking fences etc) but then "help" you home. Literally like a bad movie. The street scum will ruin this place, and nobody seems bothered. Simple solutions. More lighting, licensed guides, wifi (as there is none and nobody can afford wifi at 7gbp per mb!!) it places people at risk.

This is our second visit to Riad Lorsya and again it was great, location is fabulous, short walk to the Main square through the Souks, and close to Le Jardin Secret which we really liked. The Riad is beautiful, very friendly and helpful staff. Beautiful roof terrace also.

We stayed in Eau de Rose room this time, the only thing I would say is if you have any mobility issues you may find the bed hard to get out of as it is sunken.

The breakfast was very good, the staff amazing housekeepers very good too all congrats for that cultural place was amazing! something impressive the details of the building thanks you i hope the best for the great staff!

The worst part, after midnight the gates of medina center closes and the way looks like Impossible to comeback, and Google Maps cant work with that The Im Lost on town nothing about "Riad" Hotel just about the city place

our stay in the riad was nice overall. interior is really nice, staff is ok, location is good, clean, water pressure in shower is good, breakfast nice. despite our room was small, space of the riad is large. car parking is 5-10 minutes away.

small room, poor lighting, small swimming pool at ground floor in a dinning room.

This riad is beautiful inside and well protected from the noises outside. Our room was incredible, with our bed on a mezzanine level and a seating area downstairs. We arrived very late at night but were greeted with a smile and a tour of the property. Staff were very helpful and kept breakfast out for us until gone 11am which wasn't expected. Will stay here again next time we visit.

We left too early for breakfast on our last day and the stairs to our bedroom were slippery. My partner slipped on them and damaged his elbow quite badly. They should really have some antislip paint or coating on them as they are so narrow and steep, rather than the polished wood finish (beautiful as it looks!)

Right in the heart of the medina but hidden away so quiet and relaxed. Yassine and the team were all very friendly and helpful and great with the comms. The riad was really beautiful. Big rooms. very authentic. shower was amazing. The small pools were a bit odd in the dining room but looked good. Dinner was very tasty. breakfast was basic but good. the rooftop terrace was a really nice space to unwind after the pandemonium of the souks.

Practically impossible to find the first time on arrival... someone will spot you with your bags and be your guide (whether you like it or not) and will expect payment... and will ask for more than you want to give.... stay strong! the two routes to and from the souk are easy enough to find after a couple of tries! It was dark in the room - I guess authentic lighting - which was nice... but made it hard to catch the mosquitos... dinner was relatively expensive (though nice).

This is an absolutely delightful, traditional riad with really fantastic staff. Nothing is too much trouble. It is the heart of the old town and a few moments from streets filled with local markets. The location is also very convenient for a large number of the attractions of the city. Breakfast is plentiful and a variety of fare on offer. Pancakes to die for and freshly squeezed orange. The riad offers a three course dinner of traditional Moroccan home cooking which is very tasty and it is reasonable value. The bed was comfortable, the linen crisp and clean. The shower was large, powerful and hot. The suite included a lounge with traditional seating and table. Internet connection generally good but it did have a few moments. There's a great roof terrace where you can take in the sun and the views over the roof tops. The staff will also bring your meals up so you can sit eating in the open. The Riad is flexible in taking payment, you can use up your dirhams or pay by card or indeed a mixture.

It seems churlish to say anything negative but here are some useful things to know. The staff will organise a taxis from the airport at reasonable cost but very importantly at the medina you are met by a local porter who takes your luggage in a barrow and guides you to the Riad. Without this initial guidance it is hard to find, nestled in the heart of a maze of back alleys. The staff will also physically show you the quickest way out the following morning! In the suite the loo is open plan which may not suit everyone. Lastly whilst the souks are a must the best shopping is in the government fixed price galleries where there is absolutely no pressure and huge stocks.

This has got to be the best riad/hotel we have stayed in during our whole month in Morocco. The staff are unbelievable, so friendly, happy, professional and attentive. What really made our stay was the staff were all so happy. When we arrived by car Yassine met our car and then we followed him on his scooter to the private car park for our 3 day stay. Once we parked we were met by a lovely man with a trolley to carry our cases to Riad Lorsya. On arrival we were greeted with some drinks and after the checking in process which Yassine completed on our behalf he explained many of the things/places to see (and some not worth going to) on the map he provided. We were then shown our fabulous room and the wonderful terraces (yes there are two) where we could relax after our drive from Safi. We decided in the evening to have a meal at the riad and what a good choice, the food was SO TASTY - it was the best meal of all our different stays and restaurants in Morocco. In fact after our next night eating in Jemma-el-Fnna square (very hectic but interesting) we decided to have another meal at Riad Lorsya - this was equally delicious. Everywhere at the riad is spotless and the staff are forever going around cleaning, polishing and tidying up. The breakfast is excellent and give guests a really good start to their day. If during your stay you need anything booked or visit anywhere in Marrakesh they will organise it and if it is local to the riad they will escort you as in any medina the little streets are very easy to get lost. Taking of getting lost if you arrive in Marrakesh and go down the side streets to this riad which can be worrying to the uninitiated do not worry about what your accommodation is going to be like because once you are here it is like an oasis in the centre of the hustle and bustle of the medina and Marrakesh in general. It is large, quite and very restful.

Absolutely nothing, apart from having to leave.

Overall the best Riad I stayed at in Marrakesh. Extremely friendly and helpful staff, very nice and vibey room / suite, superb breakfast. Location and especially value also great! Will definitely stay here again on my next Marrakesh visit.

Very beautiful riad in a good location in the medina, easy to navigate to the main square. Staff were always friendly and helpful. Rooms comfortable and cleaned daily. Class terraces to eat, have a glass of wine or relax at the end of the day. Simple breakfast but very welcome. We enjoyed our time at Riad Lorsya.