The owner is an extremely kind man who gives you a lot of useful information about the city. The place is cleaned daily and towels are changed. There is a nice terrace where you can sit in the evening and enjoy a beer bought from the Majorelle market. First of all, this is the first time we stay in a traditional riad, so I don’t know what to expect. I start with the fact that there is noise, a noise that amplifies inside when someone speaks even at a normal volume, and the owner is eager to talk to guests in the courtyard. I can’t remember the street noise, two‑stroke engines that seem to pass through the house, and the chatter of people on the street. In some rooms, the ground‑floor ones, even when you’re in the room, you practically feel like you’re in the inner courtyard with other tourists. The wooden doors are actually just partitions because you can simply see out from the inside at the hinges. Curtains could have been just as good.
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