Pleasant breakfast, well‑placed, not far from the medina on foot. The staff is very kind, thanks to Rita and Hamza. The cleaning in the rooms could be improved.
Julie2 settimane fa
★★★·Marrakesh·8.0
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oppure scrivilo: “intorno al 20, tre notti”
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Riad Al Hamama, a boutique oasis in Marrakech, boasts a rooftop pool and sun terrace overlooking the medina. Guests enjoy private check‑in/out, complimentary Wi‑Fi, and a concierge tour desk. The family‑friendly restaurant offers authentic Moroccan dishes with halal, vegetarian, vegan, and gluten‑free options. Rooms feature air‑conditioned private bathrooms, showers, and modern amenities.
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Come gli ospiti valutano la struttura, aspetto per aspetto.
Pleasant breakfast, well‑placed, not far from the medina on foot. The staff is very kind, thanks to Rita and Hamza. The cleaning in the rooms could be improved.
Julie·2 settimane fa
Riad El Hamama is a very charming, lovingly decorated accommodation with exceptionally kind, warm, and welcoming hosts. The rooms are small but cozy and beautifully designed. It is worth knowing that the property is not soundproof. Conversations, doors opening and closing and everyday noises from within the house can be strongly heard, even at night. As a result, the atmosphere feels more like a family‑run homestay or hostel than a quiet, private accommodation.
Denisa·2 settimane fa
We liked the location as well as the décor of this Riad. Nevertheless the staff were hard to understand about the breakfasts requested earlier! Also the foul sewer smells were very unpleasant in the room. PS: the housekeeper was very insistent on giving us henna on our hands, which made the situation slightly unpleasant while being in our resting place.
Lorine·3 settimane fa
The breakfast was good, the location convenient, and the terrace with two pools was great. However, the owners were a bit distant, the bathroom smelled bad, and the beds were very hard.
Sara·4 settimane fa
The décor looked nice but didn’t match the photos on the website, the place was very noisy, almost impossible to sleep, with other guests arriving late, talking loudly, slamming doors, etc. Hamza and Rita were friendly, but Hamza spent his nights outside smoking and chatting with people, and because we were near a tiny window overlooking a small alley, I almost couldn’t sleep all week. In the morning when we went down for breakfast, Hamza was sleeping on the sofa, which I didn’t find very professional. The breakfast was decent, except I saw Rita put jam back in its original wrapper, which I find unacceptable; we ate used jam almost the whole week, and I don’t know how many times other guests did the same. On the last day, the milk was spoiled. As for cleanliness, the floor was swept after the fourth day; we slept all week with an unbearable sewer smell, the carpets hadn’t been cleaned for months. Finally, the room size didn’t match the photos; we only had a tiny wardrobe for clothes, so we left our laundry in the suitcase. I do not recommend this Riad and I’m extremely disappointed with my week in Morocco.
Linda·Un mese fa