“The hotel is well positioned but deserves more attention”
The position was fine, but the bathroom was dirty.
Leena2 settimane fa
Un attimo…
★★★·Sidi Bennour·7.7
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oppure scrivilo e basta — “intorno al 20, tre notti”
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15 m² · 2 single beds · Per 2
A private balcony and terrace are attached to the Double or Twin Room, which also includes air conditioning, free Wi‑Fi and a flat‑screen TV. The space features an extra‑long double or twin bed, a dining area with table, a desk, wardrobe, telephone, satellite and cable channels, heating, a fan, hand sanitiser, baby safety gates, child‑proof socket covers and single‑room air‑conditioning control, and it is served by an elevator for upper‑floor access.
15 m² · 1 single bed · Per 3
A private balcony and terrace are attached to the Deluxe Room. The space includes an extra‑long bed, accommodates up to three guests, offers a crib, child‑safety gates and socket covers, a wardrobe, a desk, a dining area with table, a fan and hand‑sanitiser.
36 m² · 1 double bed · Per 2
A private balcony and terrace provide city and garden views. The room features an extra‑long double bed, a sofa bed and a crib, sleeping two adults with a child, and includes a desk, wardrobe, and socket near the bed.
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The Sania Hotel in Sidi Bennour offers 128 km proximity to Marrakech-Menara Airport, with nearby attractions including Sidi Bennour Beach and Sidi Bennour Port. The hotel features 100% air-conditioned rooms with private bathrooms, dining areas, work desks, and free WiFi. Dining options include African, American, Argentinian, Australian, and Asian cuisines, catering to halal, vegan, gluten-free, and dairy-free diets.
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Come gli ospiti valutano la struttura, aspetto per aspetto.
The position was fine, but the bathroom was dirty.
Leena·2 settimane fa
The staff were very friendly, but there was dust in the rooms and the cleaning lady didn’t dust properly.
Zouhair·3 mesi fa
The manager helps you with everything.
Marc·4 mesi fa
Very practical.
Gianluigi·5 mesi fa
Great location, efficient staff. The motorcycle garage is very limited; if you’re a group of motorcyclists, ask ahead—no idea if they have a car garage. The windows in my room faced the street, but traffic didn’t bother me, except for the hoofbeats of the horses. PS: it’s the first Moroccan city where I see horse‑drawn carts used as taxis. Remarkable!
Marone·5 mesi fa