The rooftop is stunning and the breakfast offers a wide variety of choices. The location is spot‑on, just a few meters from the main square. Highly recommend.
Mateo3 weeks ago
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★★★·Marrakesh·8.9
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Riad Andalla sits in Place El Jemaâ Square, a ten‑minute walk from Koutoubia Mosque. Its terrace overlooks the bustling square and historic Medina, while a Moroccan lounge with a fireplace offers a cozy retreat. Rooms showcase authentic Moroccan architecture, free Wi‑Fi, air conditioning, and accessible options. Guests enjoy a continental breakfast and traditional dishes on patio or terrace.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The rooftop is stunning and the breakfast offers a wide variety of choices. The location is spot‑on, just a few meters from the main square. Highly recommend.
Mateo·3 weeks ago
I’ve stayed in a lot of riads before, but this one tops them all! The interior is gorgeous, the location is unbeatable, and the staff are incredibly attentive. I’ll be back to Marrakesh and will book here again—can’t wait! I also booked a “massage tonic” with Amal; she was fantastic, and I strongly recommend booking her for an extra treat during your stay.
Gail·3 weeks ago
The riad’s décor is exquisite in every room. Nothing I disliked.
Silvia·3 weeks ago
The location is great and you get good value for money. The shower head in my room didn’t work properly.
Joshua·3 weeks ago
The spot is ideal, right in the center, and the terrace is very cozy. I booked a single on the ground floor near the reception and didn’t hear any noise that disturbed my sleep. The bed was super comfortable. If I return to Marrakech, I’ll consider a larger room on an upper floor. The room had a stale, damp smell, probably because the ground‑floor window faces the courtyard and air doesn’t circulate. The bathroom is small but has everything. Breakfast, served on the terrace, was adequate, though I personally would have liked a more traditional Moroccan spread. It was a shame that on the second day I left for a tour before 8 am and the take‑away breakfast didn’t include coffee! I’d suggest moving the breakfast time earlier, since many tourists head out early for day trips.
Francesca·4 weeks ago