Riad À l'ombre des Orangers

“Unverschämte Abweisung einer Mutter mit 3 Kindern”

I was informed a day before arrival that my nearly 10‑year‑old twins could not check in and was advised to contact the hotel or find another place; the existing booking could not be cancelled free of charge, and the hotel’s statements were confusing and unhelpful. The communication and instructions felt extremely dismissive, uncooperative, and family‑unfriendly, as if we were not welcome – something I’ve never experienced before. We did not stay there.

Beate·Een week geleden

Julie was incredibly friendly and helpful; the riad felt like an oasis of calm and was absolutely beautiful.

Rachel·2 weken geleden

“Non vale i soldi extra spesi”

The place is meticulously detailed, with clean lines and a modern Moroccan vibe that leans more toward high‑end design than a traditional riad, but it’s still pretty nice! I have to note that the comments below come from comparing the price, which is higher than the average riad. The room for four adults was cramped, the beds were uncomfortable, and there was no soundproofing. The bathroom wasn’t as clean as we’d expect, with a used soap bar left for guests, no hand soap dispenser, and a dirty toilet, but the very kind young man came right away to clean it. When we arrived we were hoping for that classic Moroccan welcome and a bottle of water in the room, but neither was there; we were even charged for water at breakfast. Breakfast was average for a riad, decent. Luggage storage cost 3 euros per person, reasonable but not appreciated given the room rate. Also be careful when you take a shower because if you fill the tub, the shower water will drain away. The property is run by Europeans, so it’s a different experience from staying in a true Moroccan riad – not a negative, just something to keep in mind when planning your trip. In short, for us the extra money didn’t pay off compared to other, more authentic riads, even if they’re less stylish.

Valip2002·2 weken geleden

“Un havre de paix”

The location is just a 5‑10 minute walk from the souks, and the hosts were friendly and the welcome quality was great, with breakfasts on the terrace and nicely decorated rooms. There isn’t much to complain about. People who enjoy staying up late might be bothered by the lack of soundproofing in the rooms, but that didn’t affect us. Also, the riad is in a popular neighborhood, which wasn’t an issue for us at all, quite the opposite.

Sébastien·2 weken geleden

“Super séjour dans un magnifique Riad”

We loved the beauty of the place, the terrace, the room, and the riad itself – everything was done with taste! The breakfast and lunch were very good. We also appreciated the friendliness of the staff with whom we often chatted: Julie, the owner (and her parents who were there for a few months), and the two men who mainly handled the meals; everyone was super nice and the vibe was very family‑like. Whenever we needed a taxi, hammam, or restaurant recommendation, Julie had us covered! In short, we’d love to come back again.

Jennifer·3 weken geleden