“Un Riad très bien placé, propre mais un Riad sombre dans lequel on ne s'est pas senti détendu, ainsi que des proprié”
The Riad’s location, close to everything yet away from the Medina’s bustle, offers real peace, and the cleaning lady was very attentive—thanks 🙏. The welcome was friendly and came with two cards containing useful information. The room and bathroom were cleaned daily. The breakfast area was narrow and dim, making it hard to linger; there was no traditional breakfast—only dried fruit and very sweet cakes (we had to buy our own harchas or batbouts in the street; the bread oven was not found there). Even the msemens were reheated (one per person). The stairs were steep and narrow. The Riad was very dark, shrouded in gloom, and the living room, where we thought we could relax, was also without lighting and constantly occupied by the owner, who was not very pleasant, with the TV on! The lights and sockets ran on timers, so we often found ourselves in the dark in the toilet or shower at night, and charging phones was also problematic. There was a lot of humidity to note, and items wouldn’t dry. What shocked me most were the surveillance cameras installed on every landing, even on the rooftop terrace—never seen that before. Finally, the owners didn’t ask after our eight‑day holiday whether we had a good stay. Luigi, I think, arranged a taxi for us on the day before departure at our request, and I also asked him to plug in my camera charger in the kitchen, otherwise it was non‑existent.
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