I stayed only one night. Quiet, and I felt like I was the only guest in the riad and the “first” tenant after the earthquake. The owner asked me to leave a good review, so I did. My living space was huge for me alone: a big bed, two small beds, a lounge corner, and a bathroom with a drain‑free bathtub, saving water for a bath, haha! The owner forgot to welcome me with a proper tea, as is customary. My host is Franco/Moroccan, so I think more French than Moroccan… Overall, the few hours I spent in the riad were welcoming. The breakfast was a let‑down. If they offered a lunch, at least the bread and other foods should be fresh that day, not from the previous day. No drain for the bathtub. The plastic chairs at the lounge table were out of place. When I arrived, the owner was waiting for me at the threshold, and the reception was rather basic, leaving my family, who accompanied me, standing outside. You stay outside. After I pointed out his attitude that evening, he naturally apologized. But the damage was done. Upon arrival, construction was underway, with chisels hammering walls from 2 pm to almost 5 pm… Indeed, the riad is under repair after the last earthquake. I must say the sleeping conditions are fine, but staying several days would require many improvements. Consult a decoration specialist.
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