Riad SASHA

We had an excellent stay at this riad, which matched the description perfectly. The place is beautiful, full of charm, and ideally located in the heart of the medina. A big thank you to Hadjiba for the warm welcome and kindness. When we arrived, we were greeted with cakes, tea, and refreshments—a very appreciated gesture. Breakfasts were hearty, varied, and delicious every morning. We recommend this riad without hesitation to anyone who wants to explore the medina while enjoying comfortable, authentic accommodation. Thank you again for this wonderful stay.

Melissa·4 months ago

“Fantastische week gehad!”

Hele mooie Riad net 4 kamers met 2 prrsoonsbedden waarvan 3 en—suite, Fijne patio met zwembadje en groot dakterras. Verzorgd ontbijt door hele lieve huishoudster

Erwin·5 months ago

“Esperienza tremenda”

There was nothing positive to mention. The place is awful, and I don’t understand why people rave about it. It sits in the worst part of the Medina, dirty, dilapidated, and truly unwelcoming. Entry is through a foul‑smelling, dark alley, passing a square full of rubble and trash. The room wasn’t very clean; the shower head was so limescale‑covered that hardly any water came out. The bathroom smelled damp (or worse), and when we arrived two towels were moldy. The next morning at breakfast we opened a yogurt that was also moldy! They even served hazelnut spread like Nutella, and that container had moisture and dirt stains, probably had been there for years. The owner never appeared or was heard from, only calling us just before departure to remind us to pay the tourist tax. The lady who cooked and prepared breakfast spoke only French and Arabic, no English, and she wasn’t there in the evenings. We were alone with two small children in an empty Riad in a not‑so‑nice neighborhood, and if something had happened we wouldn’t have known who to call or what to do. The price is outrageous for what the property and “staff” offer. The only positive thing was that we could use the washing machine, but because the lady didn’t speak English we didn’t realize we could hang clothes on the terrace; we hung them on a rope on the balcony in front of the room, and she even complained! Avoid it like the plague!!

Emma·5 months ago

“Riad muy bonito pero con aspectos a mejorar por el precio”

Overall, the stay was fine. The Riad is very pretty, full of charm, and it has a little pool that is appreciated, plus a nice terrace/solarium. Also, the Riad was entirely ours, which is a big plus. It has four double bedrooms, three of which have private bathrooms and one does not. The housekeeper (Hashiba or Hadjeba, I’m not sure how it’s spelled) is very kind. She prepares breakfast and, if asked, can also make meals or dinners. They also offer airport pickup with a private driver from the Riad for about 200 dirhams (≈20 €) in a van. They drop you at the Medina entrance and then walk you to the Riad because the car can’t enter. The walk takes about 5 minutes. The breakfast seemed quite basic for the price: tortillas, butter and jam, coffee, a small industrial juice and industrial yogurt. One day we asked for coffee with milk and there was no milk, so she had to go buy it. We also had a timing issue: we told her in advance that we needed breakfast at 7:00 for a trip, but she arrived at 7:15 with nothing ready. By 7:35 we had to leave, so we had to improvise breakfast ourselves in a hurry. The location is on the east side of the Medina, in a deeper, less touristy area. The streets to get there can be uncomfortable, especially at night, and the surrounding area is not the most pleasant. In general, for a price close to 260 € per night, we think there are aspects that could improve.

Ines·5 months ago

The whole property was available for our small group. There were persistent sewer smells, and the location was quite limited (the owner recommended not to go out at night).

Dominique·6 months ago