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The Riad was tastefully decorated, fully comfortable, and the team was attentive; I loved my stay there! I was the only guest in the Riad and felt at home and safe.
Pauline2 months ago
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★★★·Marrakesh·9.0
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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Miostello Lifestyle Riad Marrakech in Marrakech offers a renovated riad with air-conditioning, private bathrooms, and free WiFi. The property features a sun terrace, bar, and outdoor seating area. Rooms have private entrances, soundproofing, and inner courtyard views, with amenities like sofa beds and ground-floor units. A continental breakfast with local specialties is served daily, and the on-site coffee shop provides a relaxing space near Majorelle Gardens and Djemaa El Fna.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The Riad was tastefully decorated, fully comfortable, and the team was attentive; I loved my stay there! I was the only guest in the Riad and felt at home and safe.
Pauline·2 months ago
The location was great, but the breakfast at 8:30 was disappointing.
Pierrick·3 months ago
The place was good, and there were no complaints.
Noel·4 months ago
The quiet and location were nice, but the breakfast was mediocre, with a very limited and basic selection; even ordering eggs required a request.
Yousra·4 months ago
The place is very pretty, beautifully decorated with a lot of delicacy and subtlety. The room itself isn’t huge, but the details make up for it. The wall with the bed’s foot is all glass and opens onto a central courtyard full of plants, I think palm trees. If you’re in the room at night and want privacy, just pull the curtain and you’re good, but I’d open it when going to bed to wake up to filtered light passing through the plants. The room lacks a wardrobe but has a long wooden dresser and some well‑placed stools along the hallway that are very nice. The lighting in the room is beautiful, with three different sources: ceiling, wall indirects, and small spotlights for reading above the bed. The bathroom is decent, no external vent but an extractor turns on when you flip the light; it also has a rough finish, the sink is outside, and the stone in the room is also pretty. The bed was quite comfortable for me. The room doesn’t have a window facing outside, but the glass wall compensated for that. Cleaning was fantastic. Breakfast: sourdough bread, two kinds of Moroccan pancakes, honey, two types of jam, butter, fruit (bananas and apples); in June it’s a good season for other seasonal fruit (watermelon, apricots, cherries, figs, etc., but they weren’t offered), cereals, napolitan‑style pastries or croissants, I can’t recall the exact name, freshly squeezed orange juice, coffee, milk, a kind of yogurt that wasn’t cheese yogurt but was quite good, and I’m pretty sure about that. It’s very quiet, no street noise, few rooms. The alley leading to the accommodation is safe. Miostello is at one end of the Medina in an area with fewer tourists, which I liked; if you want more local color, you’ll be fine. Walking to Jamaa el‑Fnaa is about 25 minutes (worth the walk), and if you don’t want to walk, there are several bus lines that will take you there in 3 or 4 minutes. Reception is open 24 hours.
Salvador·4 months ago