“It was a wonderful stay with great hospitality, a charming location”
The riad sits in the Medina, so picking this spot means weighing the city’s perks against its quirks—narrow lanes and constant motorcycle traffic can be a shock on day one, and the nearby quake‑damaged houses add to the atmosphere, which I actually appreciated. I felt well looked after and safe; Mila—who speaks Spanish—gave us useful tips and was always ready to help. Breakfast featured eggs, an omelet, bread, fresh orange juice, jams, yogurts, fruit, excellent coffee, and tea if requested. The room comfortably housed three people and had both air‑conditioning and heating, which was a lifesaver on cooler days. I’d gladly return. The only downside was the bathtub needing a remodel.
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